Howard Scott and Harold Brown were the orginal members of War, the 1970s-era funk group. Earlier this month a U.S. district judge issued a permanent injunction barring Scott and Brown from performing under their old musical appellation. Now Scott and Brown are contemplating an appeal, claiming War's former producer defrauded them out of the right to use the group's name.
June 28, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
“Why can’t we be friends?”
Those hopeful lyrics sure made plenty of sense to — and a lot of money for — War, the 1970s-era funk group. But when some of the band members played a reunion tour of sorts in Los Angeles federal court this spring, the group’s old anthem had turned into anything but a make-love-not-war ode. Instead, it was more like “It’s My Band and I’ll Play If I Want to.”
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