Various – Super Breaks. Essential Funk, Soul And Jazz Samples And Break Beats
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BGP Records – BGP2 126 |
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Super Breaks |
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UK |
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Genre: |
Funk / Soul |
Style: |
Disco |
Tracklist
| A1 | Soul Children– | Intro (Spoken Word) |
| A2 | Isaac Hayes– | Ike's Mood |
| A3 | Jackie Wilson– | Light My Fire |
| A4 | Syl Johnson– | Different Strokes |
| A5 | The Counts– | Thinking Single |
| A6 | The Emotions– | Blind Alley |
| B1 | Camille Yarbrough– | Take Yo' Praise |
| B2 | Linda Lyndell– | What A Man |
| B3 | Lowell Fulson– | Tramp |
| B4 | Googie Rene Combo– | Smokey Joe's La La |
| B5 | Jean Jacques Perrey*– | E.V.A. |
| C1 | The Blackbyrds– | Rock Creek Park |
| C2 | Fatback Band*– | Got To Learn How To Dance |
| C3 | Pleasure (4)– | Bouncy Lady |
| C4 | Joe Simon– | Drowning In The Sea Of Love |
| D1 | Cannonball Adderley– | Walk Tall |
| D2 | S.O.U.L.– | Burning Spear |
| D3 | The Otis And Carla Band– | Tramp (Instrumental) |
| D4 | The Pazant Bros*– | Chick A Boom |
| D5 | The Detroit Emeralds*– | Baby Let Me Take You (In My Arms) |
Credits
- Compiled By, Liner Notes – Dean Rudland
- Design [Package] – The Unknown (20)
- Mastered By – Nick Robbins
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 0 29667 51261 9
- Label Code: LC 05502
- Matrix / Runout (Side A): 54229 3A BGP 2126
- Matrix / Runout (Side B): 54229 3B BGP 2126
- Matrix / Runout (Side C): 54229 3C BGP 2126
- Matrix / Runout (Side D): 54229 4D BGP 2126
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Super Breaks. Essential Funk, Soul And Jazz Samples And Break Beats (CD, Compilation) | BGP Records | CDBGPD 126 | UK | 1999 |
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Reviews
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Edited one month agoI had to pick up this 1st Volume, the selection was just too dope!
Purpose - sampling and listening.
The vinyl press seems excellent, low noise, decent bass. Better than your average bootleg compilation breaks / samples record.
Basically what this is, is a slightly eclectic comp of breaks and samples suitable for more UK breakbeat styles of music, so no Amen, Think, Apache, but it's not to far off the beaten path, it is tried and tested material. There's a few hard to find records in here and just some really dope stuff in general on this volume.
This is in my honest opinion a breaks / samples classic.
Not sure if I'll cop the others. A few tracks on their Westbound library are tempting. The hip hop one actually has lots of jungle breaks on it but they are so stereotypical I already have them over and over, it's a bit of a cheesy selection for my use case but cool as a sonic history of hip hop breaks (imagine a cheesy most popular breaks compilation missing Think, Funky Drummer and Amen... As a Junglist, respectfully no thanks).
If I do pick up another in this series, I'll buy with confidence. The track list on this 1st volume (as you are probably aware, why else would you be here?) was / is just too dam good to up though.
Super Breaks Vol 1 (Essential Funk, Soul And Jazz Samples And Break Beats) gets a solid 4.8/5 -
Edited one year agoinsanely good Giles Peterson compilation from 1999! essential breaks/ jazz / funk samples.
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