
In 1983, artist John Fekner formed his own band City Squad composed of musicians and non-musicians as an extension of Queensites, a group of teenagers from Jackson Heights who assisted with the outdoor stencil work. In September, Fekner released his first rap/rock 12" EP on his own Vinyl Gridlock record label. The A-side, "2-4-5-7-9-11" had Kwame Monroe, aka Bear 167, a South Bronx graffiti artist as the guest rapper; and the B-side featured Dave Santaniello on rock vocals on "Rock Steady".
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2-4-5-7-9-11
Travelogue The 80's
Halley's Comet
Rapicasso
The Beat
Rock Steady
E Z Gee Jammin'
Wheels Over Indian Trails
Concrete People
I Get Paid To Clap
Concrete Concerto
Another Four Years
The Sight Of The Child
BD Cycles - Previously Unissued
Concrete Concerto - Oil Drum Mix
Concrete Concerto (Oil Drum Mix)
Rhapsody In Black
The Beat (89 Mix)
Rhapsody In Black - Previously Unissued
When The Future Collides With History - Previously Unissued
The Beat - 89 Mix
Concrete People - Dance Mix
I Get Paid To Clap (full version)
Concrete People (Dance Mix)
BD Cycles w/ Sasha Summer
Sight Of The Child
Travelogue The 80s
EZ Gee Jammin'
2 4 5 7 9 11
When Future Collides With History
80 Cycles
When the Future Collides with History
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