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"Who's Gonna Win The War?" is a 1980 song by the UK rock group Hawkwind. It was released as a single in the UK (BRO109) on 7 November 1980, being an edit of the version on the album Levitation. Bronze changed their manufacturers and distributors during the single release from EMI (which had a cream paper label depicting the evolving man logo) to Polydor Records (which had a lime green plastic label). The single was the first for which the band recorded a promotional video, as Dave Brock explains:

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rdfs:comment	"Who's Gonna Win The War?" is a 1980 song by the UK rock group Hawkwind. It was released as a single in the UK (BRO109) on 7 November 1980, being an edit of the version on the album Levitation. Bronze changed their manufacturers and distributors during the single release from EMI (which had a cream paper label depicting the evolving man logo) to Polydor Records (which had a lime green plastic label). The single was the first for which the band recorded a promotional video, as Dave Brock explains: (en)
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name	Who's Gonna Win The War? (en) Who's Gonna Win the War? (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rockfield Studios Dave Brock 1979 songs Cream (band) Ginger Baker Glastonbury Festival Musikladen The Weird Tapes Levitation (Hawkwind album) Bronze Records Tim Blake Alexis Korner Hawkwind songs Songs written by Dave Brock EMI Hammond organ Hawklords Hawkwind Hawkwind, Friends and Relations Hawkwind Anthology Jack Bruce Sonic Assassins Shot Down in the Night Keith Hale Polydor Records Space rock Motorway City
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album	Levitation (Hawkwind album)
artist	Hawklords Hawkwind
B-side	"Time of the Hawklords" (en) Nuclear Toy (en)
genre	Space rock
label	Bronze Records - BRO109 (en) Flicknife Records - FLS209 (en)
next title	Angels of Death (en) "Motorway City" (en)
next year	1981 (xsd:integer) 1983 (xsd:integer)
prev title	Shot Down in the Night "Sonic Assassins" EP (en)
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producer	Hawklords Ashley Howe and Hawkwind (en)
recorded	Rockfield Studios, 1979 (en) Roundhouse Studios, Summer 1980 (en)
released	1980-11-07 (xsd:date) 1983-07-02 (xsd:date)
type	single (en)
writer	Dave Brock
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album	Levitation (Hawkwind album)
performer	Hawkwind
genre	Space rock
previous work	Shot Down in the Night
producer	Hawkwind
record label	Bronze Records
auteur	Dave Brock
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