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Statik Selektah + Lord Sear – "Open Bar Classics Vol. 2: 90's R&B House Party)

Pizzo — Thu, 26 May 2011 09:30:38 +0000

Second volume of Statik Selektah and Lord Sear’s “Open Bar Classics” mix CD series. Your mind is telling you “no”, but your body is telling you “yes”.

Statik Selektah + Lord Sear – “Open Bar Classics Vol. 2: 90′s R&B House Party)

Statik Selektah + Lord Sear – “Open Bar Classics Vol. 1: The Eighties”

Pizzo — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 11:20:35 +0000

Statik tells us:

Just in time for BBQ season, a continuous mix of NYC club classics from the early eighties. Also a dope tool for lazy DJs to use at the beginning or end of a night. Look for Open Bar Classics Vol 2: 90s R&B to drop next.

Intro
Jocelyn Brown “Somebody Else’s Guy”
Fatback “I Found Lovin”
Rene & Angela “I Love You More”
The Whatnauts “Help Is On The Way”
Womack & Womack “Baby Im Scared Of You”
Fonda Ray “Over Like a Fat Rat”
Junior “Mama Used to Say”
Central Line “Walking Into Sunshine”
The Jones Girls “Nights Over Egypt”
Patty Austin & Quincy Jones “Betcha Wouldnt Hurt Me”
Donald Byrd “Love Has Come Around”
Gwen Guthrie Seventh Heaven”
Stevie Wonder “Love Light In Flight”
Slave “Watching You”
Odyssey “Inside Out”
Sylvia Striplin “Give Me Your Love”
Alicia Myers “I Want To Thank You”
Chaka Khan “I Know You, I Live You”
Unlimited Touch “Searching To Find The One”
Jeanette Lady Day “Come Let Me Love You”
Atlantic Star “When Love Calls”
Shalamar “Night to Remember”
Change “The Glow Of Love”
Michael Jackson “Rock With You”

Statik Selektah + Lord Sear – “Open Bar Classics Vol. 1: The Eighties”

Stretch & Bobbito Reunion Show Happening This Thursday On WKCR

Pizzo — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 14:45:51 +0000

Stretch Armstrong tweeted last night that he, Bobbito, and Lord Sear will reunite on the legendary WKCR on Thursday, October 21st, at 1AM EST. Expect a house full of rappers.

Lord Sear – Hello / Ya Mouth Stink 12Inch

Oliver Wang — Sat, 01 Jan 2000 07:00:00 +0000

The only reason I gave Sear the time of day on his Fondle Em single was because the beat, lifted from some old Tribe Records LP, was just so f*ckin’ ill. But Sear, better known as the former comedic companion to Stretch and Bobbito The Barber, isn’t all that intriguing as an MC, sounding like practically every other MC coming out of NY nowadays. At least that’s how “Hello (The Wake Up Call)” comes off and it earned a quick flip to the B. “Ya Mouth Stink” is a big improvement since 1) the beat bit from Mike Kirkland is flavor with its horns and funked guitar flicks and 2) Sear talking sh*t really is what he’s best at and he seems to find a better rhyme zone on this one than he does on “Hello.” Worth peeping (but word to Sear: do you have to rhyme about drinking on EVERY song? You got an endorsement deal from some liquor company or what?).