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This release was subsequently recompiled and re-released in 1986 as SBR 508 of the Ultimate Breaks & Beats series. Even though this version is an original pressing that was likely released during the early 1980s, it is unofficial because none of tracks were licensed and/or authorized for reuse by the rights holders.
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- Street Beat catalogue number SBR-501, a six-song, 19 1/2-minute EP better known as Ultimate Breaks & Beats, was originally supposed to be a quick go-to for less-established and/or cratedigging-averse DJs, a collection of party-rocking tracks that were tweaked and remixed to facilitate easy mixing and beat-juggling.
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Artist: Various Artists
Title: Ultimate Breaks & Beats The Complete Collection
Year Of Release: 2006
Label: Street Beat Records [SBR1740]
Genre: Funk, Soul, Jazz, Breaks, Pop, Rock, Jazzy Hip Hop
Quality: CBR 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks,scans)
Total Time: 12:02:17
Total Size: 1.68 gb / 4.92 gb
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: Ultimate Breaks & Beats The Complete Collection
Year Of Release: 2006
Label: Street Beat Records [SBR1740]
Genre: Funk, Soul, Jazz, Breaks, Pop, Rock, Jazzy Hip Hop
Quality: CBR 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks,scans)
Total Time: 12:02:17
Total Size: 1.68 gb / 4.92 gb
WebSite: Album Preview
Street Beat offers all 174 tracks from the crucial Ultimate Breaks & Beats-- originally released in 25 volumes between 1986-91-- on two mp3 CDs, a collection that serves as a roadmap for the history and evolution of sample-era hip-hop.
1986 was rap's first truly explosive year, when the still-nascent genre began to expand and the previously unheard of became possible: Run-D.M.C. went triple-platinum, the Beastie Boys became rap's first white superstars, the Juice Crew/Boogie Down Productions 'Bridge Wars' set the early gold standard for beef, Ice-T turned Schooly D's gangsta flair into a West Coast turning point with '6'N the Mornin', and Public Enemy laid the groundwork for a new era when they signed to Def Jam.
That same year, the pairing of remixer Louis Flores and a limo driver and record collector in his early forties named Lenny Roberts set the rap world on its ear in an entirely different way. Street Beat catalogue number SBR-501, a six-song, 19 1/2-minute EP better known as Ultimate Breaks & Beats, was originally supposed to be a quick go-to for less-established and/or cratedigging-averse DJs, a collection of party-rocking tracks that were tweaked and remixed to facilitate easy mixing and beat-juggling. But as the 808 and its boom-clap beats waned in the face of affordable sampler technology, the Ultimate Breaks & Beats series-- 25 volumes in all, released between 1986-91-- quickly developed another function: a do-it-yourself production kit.
Coupled with that year's James Brown comp In the Jungle Groove (which reintroduced 'Funky Drummer' and a ton of other Clyde Stubblefield breaks into the hip-hop production repertoire), the Ultimate Breaks & Beats series would prove to be a roadmap for the history and evolution of the sample-era hip-hop beat, even if hardcore wax-hoarders and MPC wizards considered the series' divulging of decades-old sources to be nothing short of snitching.
1986 was rap's first truly explosive year, when the still-nascent genre began to expand and the previously unheard of became possible: Run-D.M.C. went triple-platinum, the Beastie Boys became rap's first white superstars, the Juice Crew/Boogie Down Productions 'Bridge Wars' set the early gold standard for beef, Ice-T turned Schooly D's gangsta flair into a West Coast turning point with '6'N the Mornin', and Public Enemy laid the groundwork for a new era when they signed to Def Jam.
That same year, the pairing of remixer Louis Flores and a limo driver and record collector in his early forties named Lenny Roberts set the rap world on its ear in an entirely different way. Street Beat catalogue number SBR-501, a six-song, 19 1/2-minute EP better known as Ultimate Breaks & Beats, was originally supposed to be a quick go-to for less-established and/or cratedigging-averse DJs, a collection of party-rocking tracks that were tweaked and remixed to facilitate easy mixing and beat-juggling. But as the 808 and its boom-clap beats waned in the face of affordable sampler technology, the Ultimate Breaks & Beats series-- 25 volumes in all, released between 1986-91-- quickly developed another function: a do-it-yourself production kit.
Coupled with that year's James Brown comp In the Jungle Groove (which reintroduced 'Funky Drummer' and a ton of other Clyde Stubblefield breaks into the hip-hop production repertoire), the Ultimate Breaks & Beats series would prove to be a roadmap for the history and evolution of the sample-era hip-hop beat, even if hardcore wax-hoarders and MPC wizards considered the series' divulging of decades-old sources to be nothing short of snitching.
TRACKLIST:
SBR 501
1. The Monkees - 'Mary Mary' (from More of the Monkees) (1967)
2. Wilbur 'Bad' Bascomb - 'Black Grass' (1972)
3. The Winstons - 'Amen Brother' (from MMS-117 7') (1969)
4. 7th Wonder - 'Daisy Lady' (from Climbing Higher) (1979)
5. D.C. LaRue - 'Indiscreet' (1976)
6. Rufus Thomas - 'Do the Funky Penguin' (from STA-0112 7') (1971)
SBR 502
1. Wilson Pickett - 'Get Me Back on Time' (from Wilson Pickett in Philadelphia)) (1970)
2. Juice - 'Catch A Groove' (from DGD-108 12') (1976)
3. The Rolling Stones - 'Honky Tonk Women' (from Through the Past Darkly) (1969)
4. Funkadelic - 'You'll Like it Too' (1981)
5. Roy Ayers Ubiquity - 'Boogie Back' (from Change Up The Groove) (1974)
6. Disco Italiano - 'Chella Lla'
SBR 503
1. Cheryl Lynn - 'Got to Be Real' (from Cheryl Lynn) (1978)
2. Incredible Bongo Band - 'Apache' (1973)
3. Herman Kelly & Life - 'Dance to the Drummer's Beat' (from Percussion Explosion) (1978)
4. Incredible Bongo Band - 'Bongo Rock'* (from Bongo Rock) (1973)
5. UPP - 'Give it to You' (from UPP) (1975)
6. Jackie Robinson - 'Pussyfooter' (1977)
SBR 504
1. Syl Johnson - 'Different Strokes' (1967)
2. Bobby Byrd - 'I Know You Got Soul' (from I Need Help) (1970)
3. Z. Z. Hill - 'I Think I'd Do It' (from The Brand New ZZ Hill) (1971)
4. Gaz - 'Sing Sing' (from Gaz) (1979)
5. Isaac Hayes - 'Break Through' (from Truck Turner) (1974)
6. Tom Jones - 'Lookin' Thru My Window' (from Help Yourself) (1968)
7. Dynamic Corvettes - 'Funky Music Is the Thing' (1975)
SBR 505
1. Johnny 'Hammond' Smith - 'Shifting Gears' (from Gears) (1975)
2. Bo Diddley - 'Hit Or Miss' (from Big Bad Bo) (1974)
3. The Wild Magnolias - '(Somebody Got) Soul, Soul, Soul' (from The Wild Magnolias) (1974)
4. Melvin Bliss/Skull Snaps - 'Synthetic Substitution' (1998)
5. Freedom - 'Get Up and Dance' (from Farther than Imagination) (1979)
6. 20th Century Steel Band - 'Heaven and Hell' (from Warm Heart, Cold Steel) (1975)
7. Banbarra - 'Shack Up' (1975)
SBR 506
1. Please - 'Sing a Simple Song' (1975)
2. James Brown - 'Cold Sweat' (1967)
3. The Black Motion Picture Experience '2001' (1973)
4. Dennis Coffey - 'Son of Scorpio' (1972)
5. Magic Disco Machine - 'Scratchin' (1975)
6. Fat Larry's Band - 'Down on the Avenue' (1976)
7. Uncle Louie - 'I Like Funky Music' (1979)
SBR 507
1. James Brown - 'Give it Up Or Turnit A Loose' (1969)
2. Funky Constellation - 'Street Talk' (1979)
3. Pleasure - 'Let's Dance' (1976)
4. John Davis - 'I Can't Stop' (1976)
5. Mahavishnu Orchestra - 'Planetary Citizen' (From 'Inner Worlds' 1975)
6. Funkadelic - 'Good Old Music' (1970)
7. Magic Touch - 'You Are What You Are' (1977)
SBR 508
1. The Way of Life (S. Brighton & J. Cannon)
2. Touch Me (All Night Long) (Fonda Rae, Patrick Adams & Greg Carmichael) (from RHR 3376) (1984)
3. Infatuation (W. Negron)
4. Precious and Special (J.J. Jarrett)
SBR 509
1. Ingrid - 'Easter Parade' (1982)
2. ESG - 'U.F.O' (1981)
3. Billy Squire - 'Big Beat' (1980)
4. Liquid Liquid - 'Cavern' (1983)
5. Mountain - 'Long Red' (1972)
6. The Whole Darn Family - 'Seven Minutes of Funk' (from Has Arrived ) (1976)
SBR 510
1. James Brown - 'Funky President' (1974)
2. Dexter Wansel - 'Theme from the Planets' (1976)
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3. Rhythm Heritage - 'Theme from S.W.A.T.' (1978)4. The Jackson Five - 'It's Great to Be Here' (1971)
5. The Brothers Johnson - 'Ain't We Funkin' Now' (1978)
6. La Pregunta - 'Shangri La' (1978)
7. Esther Williams - 'Last Night Changed it All' (1976)
SBR 511
1. The Honey Drippers - 'Impeach the President' (1973)
2. The Headhunters - 'God Made Me Funky' (1975)
3. Lucy Hawkins - 'Gotta Get Out of Here' (1978)
4. Orange Krush - 'Action'* (1982)
5. Funk Inc. - 'Kool Is Back' (1971)
6. Fausto Papetti - 'Love's Theme' (1975)
SBR 512
1. Junie - 'Granny's Funky Rolls Royce' (1975)
2. James Brown - 'Funky Drummer' (1970)
3. The Mohawks - 'Champ' (1968)
4. Aerosmith - 'Walk This Way' (1975)
5. Thin Lizzy - 'Johnny the Fox' (1978)
6. The Soul Searchers - 'Ashley's Roachclip' (1974)
7. Chicago Gangsters - 'Gangster Boogie' (1975)
8. T-Connection - 'Groove to Get Down' (1977)
SBR 513
1. Babe Ruth - 'The Mexican' (1973)
2. Babe Ruth - 'Keep Your Distance'* (1976)
3. Coke Escovedo - '(Runaway) I Wouldn't Change a Thing' (1976)
4. Eastside Connection - 'Frisco Disco' (1978)
5. In Search Of Orchestra - 'Phenomena Theme' (1977)
6. The Meters - 'Handclapping Song' (1970)
SBR 514
1. Stanley Turrentine - 'Sister Sanctified' (1972)
2. Willie Dynamite (Soundtrack) - 'Willie Chase' (1974)
3. Kid Dynamite - 'Uphill Peace of Mind' (1976)
4. Ralph MacDonald - 'Jam on the Groove' (1976)
5. Experience Unlimited - 'Knock Him Out Sugar Ray' (1980)
6. Fred Wesley & The J.B.'s - 'Blow Your Head' (1974)
SBR 515
1. Donald Byrd - 'Change (Makes You Want to Hustle)' (from Places and Spaces) (1976)
2. Roy Ayers - 'Brother Green (The Disco King)' (from Mystic Voyage) (1975)
3. Grover Washington, Jr. - 'Mister Magic' (from Mister Magic) (1975)
4. David Matthews - 'Star Wars' (1977)
5. John Cougar Mellencamp - 'Jack & Diane'* (1982)
6. Pleasure - 'Bouncy Lady' (1975)
7. Jefferson Starship - 'Rock Music' (from Freedom at Point Zero) (1979)
SBR 516
1. Commodores - 'The Assembly Line' (from Machine Gun) (1974)
2. Johnny Jenkins - 'I Walk On Gilded Splinters' (from Ton Ton Macoute! ) (1974)
3. Le Pamplemousse - 'Gimme What You Got' (1976)
4. Marvin Gaye - 'T Plays it Cool' (from Trouble Man Soundtrack) (1972)
5. Lyn Collins - 'Think (About It)' (1972)
6. The Galactic Force Band - 'Space Dust' (from Spaced Out Disco) (1978)
7. Steve Miller Band - 'Take the Money and Run' (from Fly Like An Eagle ) (1976)
SBR 517
1. Baby Huey - 'Listen to Me' (from The Living Legend) (1971)
2. Bobbie Knight - 'The Lovermaniacs (Sex)' (1974)
3. The Pointer Sisters - 'Yes We Can Can' (from Pointer Sisters) (1973)
4. Monk Higgins - 'One Man Band (Plays All Alone)' (from Dance to the Disco Sax) (1974)
5. Kool & The Gang - 'N.T.' (1971)
6. Dyke & the Blazers - 'Let a Woman Be a Woman, Let a Man Be a Man'* (from Greatest Hits) (1969)
7. Bram Tchaikovsky - 'Whiskey and Wines' (1979)
SBR 518
1. Bar-Kays - 'Let's Have Some Fun' (1977)
2. Lafayette Afro-Rock Band - 'Conga' (1976)
3. Yellow Sunshine - 'Yellow Sunshine' (1973)
4. Jimmy Castor - 'It's Just Begun' (from It's Just Begun) (1972)
5. Marva Whitney - 'It's My Thing' (1969)
6. Kay-Gees - 'I Believe in Music' (1976)
7. Dennis Coffey - 'Ride Sally Ride' (from Goin' for Myself) (1972)
SBR 519
1. The Blackbyrds - 'Rock Creek Park' (from City Life) (1975)
2. K.C. & The Sunshine Band - 'I Get Lifted' (1975)
3. Brother Soul - 'Cookies' (1975)
4. Foster Sylvers - 'Misdemeanor' (1973)
5. Wild Sugar - 'Bring it Here' (1981)
6. Miami - 'Chicken Yellow' (from The Party Freaks) (1974)
7. Olympic Runners - 'Put the Music Where Your Mouth Is' (from Put the Music Where Your Mouth Is) (1974)
8. Lightnin' Rod - 'Sport' (1973)
SBR 520
1. Roy Ayers - 'Lonesome Cowboy' (1976)
2. Duke Williams - 'Chinese Chicken' (from Monkey in a Silk Suit is Still a Monkey) (1973)
3. Joe Quarterman - 'I'm Gonna Get You' (1974)
4. Friend And Lover - 'Reach Out of the Darkness' (from Reach Out of the Darkness) (1973)
5. The Chubukos - 'House of Rising Funk' (1973)
6. Eddie Bo - 'Hook & Sling' (1969)
7. Bill Withers - 'Kissing My Love' (from Still Bill) (1971)
SBR 521
1. The Politicians - 'Free Your Mind' (1972)
2. Joe Tex - 'Papa Was Too' (1966)
3. The Village Callers - 'Hector' (1967)
4. Sound Experience - 'Devil With the Bust' (1974)
5. James Brown - 'Soul Pride' (1969)
6. All The People - 'Cramp Your Style' (1972)
7. Johnny Pate - 'Shaft in Africa' (1973)
8. Barry White - 'I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little Bit More Baby' (1973)
SBR 522
1. Barrabas - 'Woman' (from Barrabas) (1972)
2. Creative Source - 'Corazon' (from Migration) (1974)
3. Southside Movement - 'Save the World' (1974)
4. The J.B.'s - 'The Grunt (Part 1)'* (from Food for Thought) (1970)
5. Rufus Thomas - 'Do the Funky Penguin (Part 2)' (from STA-0112 7') (1971)
6. Shotgun - 'Dynamite (The Bomb)' (1977)
7. Gary Numan - 'Films'* (from The Pleasure Principle) (1979)
SBR 523
1. Rufus Thomas - 'The Breakdown (Part II)' (1971)
2. Jim Dandy - 'Country Cooking' (1975)
3. Pleasure - 'Joyous' (from Joyous) (1977)
4. Solomon Burke - 'Get Out of My Life Woman'* (from I Wish I Knew) (1968)
5. Alphonze Mouzon - 'You Don't Know How Much I Love You' (1974)
6. Delegation - 'Oh Honey' (from Promise of Love) (1977)
7. Freda Payne - 'The Easiest Way to Fall' (from Band of Gold) (1970)
SBR 524
1. Lowell Fulsom - 'Tramp' (from Tramp) (1967)
2. Freddie Scott - '(You) Got What I Need' (1968)
3. Lyn Collins - 'You Can't Love Me, If You Don't Respect Me' (from The Female Preacher) (1973)
4. The Emotions - 'Blind Alley' (from Untouched) (1971)
5. Lonnie Liston Smith - 'Expansions - Part 1' (from Expansions) (1975)
6. Otis Redding - 'Hard to Handle' (from The Immortal Otis Redding) (1968)
7. The Grassroots - 'You and Love Are the Same' (from Feelings) (1969)
8. Tom Scott - 'Sneakin' in the Back' (from Tom Scott & the LA Express) (1974)
SBR 525
1. Southside Movement - 'I've Been Watching You' (from Southside Movement) (1973)
2. Lou Donaldson - 'Pot Belly' (from Pretty Things) (1970)
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3. Samba Soul - 'Mambo #5' (from Samba Soul) (1977)
4. Five Stairsteps - 'Don't Change Your Love' (from Love's Happening') (1968)
5. Lamont Dozier - 'Take Off Your Make-up' (from Out Here on My Own') (1973)
6. Ike White - 'Love and Affection' (1976)
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7. James Brown - 'The Payback' (from The Payback) (1973)