Rare BREAKS Ultimate Breaks and Beats Discography RARE

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This is the original vinyl taken from the FREDDY FRESH Collection..

Many of these are actually MID-School records and not old school as they are from the mid-late 1980's but i'm trying not to get too technical..

Most of you cats are down with hip hop and know what time it is so I don't have to spell it out for yall

All vinyl is 100% guaranteed to be ORIGINAL and NOT A REISSUE

Some of the dopest and most impossible to find RANDOM RAP/ ELECTRO records are about to be auctioned so stay tuned!!

Forgive our scanner as its defected so the photos look terrible.. but in most cases (unless mentioned) the records and labels are MINT and most have

This  is Your chance to grabthe complete collection of the following Extremely Rare set of

ULTIMATE BREAKS & BEAT Volumes 1 through 25

Street Beat Records Bronx New York 1986-

This collection contains ultra and mega obscure FUNK, SOUL, DISCO, ROCK  jams in their ORIGINAL FORM, these are the songs as played by the original artists. The point of this collection was to provide DJ's and Producers access to mega rare jams in order for them to scratch and sample the "BREAK" or the part of the song where the instruments kicked in and the drums would rock... This is what is called the "Break" of the song.. hence the name Ultimate Breaks and Beats. If you are bidding on this ORIGINAL ISSUE SET then you are aware of what it is. The founder of this label was "Breakbeat" Lenny Roberts (whose business card is shown here), Lenny ran his offices from his home and later from the upstairs offices at S.O.S. / DJ Specialty Store on Castle Hill Ave. in The Bronx and later from his Pugsley offices. As a young man I hounded this man for Breakbeat "knowledge" and spent many a long hour in his offices. I'm including the HELL RARE

and Long deleted volumes 7 & 8 (8 being practically NON existant.) The story goes that the master plates cracked and hence Volume 8 was limited to the first run only. While in the Bronx Lenny personally took me to Harmony Music as he knew that a volume 8 remained on the shelves in 1986 and he personally handed me this copy. I'm only including them to make this set COMPLETE. There is no way one cannot appreciate the absolute magnitude of buying this complete set of 25 FULL LENGTH ALBUMS. Containing over 170 songs (some repeted). One can only appreciate the absolute magnitude of such a collection. You will instantly have the original source material for rappers like Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Ultra Magnetic, MC Ez, Jungle Brothers, Biz Markie, Marley Marl, Chuck Chillout, Red Alert.. and the list goes on infinitely... (Or imagine having the source material for tracks like Big Daddy Kane's - Ain't No Half Steppin Remix (Blind Alley was the sample he used on that and it is here in this series) (The list is endless and any hip hop freak or producer will instantly recognize and say "That's where that sample came from.... etc.. etc..) If you are an upcoming artist, MC, Beatmaker, Producer or just connoisseur  of excellent funk, soul and disco or rock rarities they are ALL here and Lenny has done the years and years of beat diggin' for you.. God rest his soul as he left us years back.

The first few volumes of this series were originally released with pictures of OCTOPUSES on the labels.

This collection comes in generic sleeves or some listed with the Street Beat emblems.

Keep a copy of the title list below as NONE of the volumes contain the original artists names on them (If you email me I will tell you why this is so)...

I'm selliong 22 years of my lifes history with this IRREPLACABLE COLLECTION. I could have put volume 8 alone as a seperate auction although I'm CERTAIN that some of you who "know what the deal is" will bid on this entire collection JUST TO OBTAIN THIS LEGENDARY RARITY. And YES it is the ORIGINAL ISSUE OF VOLUME 8 and NOT A BOOTLEGGED VERSION or an incorrect version being sold all over the internet (that is why you will notice that my tracklisting is different from those sold on the internet)> Bear in mind that every conceivable jam as played by Kool DJ Herc, Grandmaster Flash, Afrikka Bambaataa are contained within these volumes. Street jams that were played in the early 1970s in the parks of the South Bronx or in the Bronx River Projects in Bam's neighborhood are ALL HERE.

You can enjoy them as songs (Most in Nr. Mint condition a few pops and crackles (some of these rarities were mastered from vinyl hence the source material was scratchy as well) but none in Poor or just good shape).. Or as I mentioned you can use them to sample the many obscure impossible to locate in their original form accapellas, Breakbeats, Horn Riffs.. The possibilities are limitless.

Be warned that this will be expensive to ship overseas. But bearing that in mind have you ever seen a complete set of ULTIMATE BREAKS AN BEATS with the RAREST Volumes (#7 and #8 included)???? (Volume 8 is excellent to Nr. Mint and  Volume 7 is Nr. Mint to Mint (I'd say Mint honestly) #501/503/504/506/512/ have label markings written on them.. Volumes 513 / 516 / 517 / 519 / 520 have ORIGINAL DOPE GRAFFITI DESIGNS (the trademark for this Boogie Down Bronx Label) (#517 is a PROMO COPY)

Every Breakbeat producer worth his salt has the entire collection, Fat Boy Slim (we went thru his collection while in his studio in England).. , Krafty Kuts, not to mention all the many producers, Prince Paul, Tony D etc.. uses these. They are ESSENTIAL!!!!!

Imagine how much you would have to pay to find each one of these records in their original form of 7" 45 single or album cut, 12" single etc..??

For the "real" and accurate version of the history of this label look for the article by Andrew Mason in Wax Poetics debut issue. The internet is full of misinformation such as Wikki stating Loius Flores started this label. I met the man and he did the edits for the label to extend the "break" portions of the songs. This was Lenny Roberts label NO QUESTION. Also there exist volumes on the internet that I personally have not seen and do not think were affiliated with lenny's labels. Not to mention that today people continue the tradition of this label with 45 singles and new LPs that have NOTHING to do with founder Lenny Roberts. (But are cool records based on the series)

THIS IS THE REAL DEAL as far as getting the series CORRECT and with the original records seeing as I have owned them for 21 years now.

SBR 501
1) Monkees "Mary Mary"* (1961)
2) Bad Bascomb "Black Grass"* (1972)
3) The Winstons "Amen Brother"* (1969)
4) 7th Wonder "Daisy Lady" (1979)
5) D.C. LaRue "Indiscreet" (1976)
6) Rufus Thomas "Do The Funky Penguin" (1972)

SBR 502
1) Wilson Pickett "Get Me Back On Time"* (1970)
2) Juice "Catch A Groove"* (1976)
3) The Rolling Stones "Honky Tonk Woman"* (1969)
4) Funkadelic "You'll Like It Too" (1981)
5) Roy Ayer's Ubiquity "Boogie Back" (1974)
6) Disco Italiano "Chella Lla"

SBR 503
1) Cheryl Lynn "Got To Be Real" (1978)
2) Incredible Bongo Band "Apache" (1973)
3) Herman Kelly & Life "Dance To The Drummer's Beat" (1978)
4) Incredible Bongo Band "Bongo Rock"* (1973)
5) UPP "Give It To You" (1975)
6) Jackie Robinson "Pussy Footer"* (1977)

SBR 504
1) Syl Johnson "Different Strokes"* (1967)
2) Bobby Byrd "I Know You Got Soul"* (1971)
3) Z.Z. Hill "I Think I'd Do It"* (1972)
4) Gaz "Sing Sing" (1978)
5) Isaac Hayes "Break Through" (1974)
6) Tom Jones "Looking Out My Window"* (1968)
7) Dynamic Corvettes "Funky Music Is The Thing"* (1975)

SBR 505
1) Johnny Hammond "Shifting Gears"* (1975)
2) Bo Diddley "Hit Or Miss"* (1974)
3) The Wild Magnolias "Soul, Soul, Soul"* (1974)
4) Melvin Bliss "Substitution"* (1973)
5) Freedom "Get Up And Dance" (1979)
6) 20th Century Steel Band "Heaven And Hell" (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 Band "Scratchin'"* (1975)
6) Fat Larry's Band "Down On The Avenue" (1976)
7) Uncle Louie "I Like Funky Music" (1979)

SBR 507 (Rare)
1) James Brown "Give Up, Or Turn It Loose" (1969)
2) Funky Constellation "Street Talk" (1979)
3) Pleasure "Let's Dance" (1976)
4) John Davis "I Can't Stop" (1976)
5) John McLaughlin "Planetary Citizen" (1976)
6) Funkadelic "Good Old Music" (1970)
7) Magic Touch "You Are What You Are" (1977)

Discontinued

SBR 508 Deleted (this is ULTRA RARE) You will notice that this tracklisting is DIFFERENT from those found all over the internet for this volume 8 that is because this is the ORIGINAL DELETED VOLUME. The facts are this was the original tracklisting for the Street Beat Label. NOT the one mentioned all over the internet. Before this Street Beat Series there were the OCTOPUS versions which are extremely rare.

1) Babe Ruth - The Mexican (E. Morricone-A.Shacklock) 1973
2) Eastside Connection - Frisco Disco (Harry Scorzo Jr.) 1978
3) Jesse Green - Flip (Ken Gibson) 1977
4) Wild Sugar - Bring It Here (Bill Curtis-Carole Sylvan) 1980

5) The Meters - Hand Clapping (Noncentelli-Porter-Neville-Modeliste) 1970

6) Manzel - Midnight Theme (Manzel Bush) - 1979

7) Cooley High Soundtrack - Two Pigs and a Hog (F. Perren) - 1975

8) Marve Whitney - It's Your Thing (J.Brown, M. Whitney) 1969

Continued

SBR 509
1) Ingrid "Easter Parade" (1982)
2) ESG "U.F.O" (1981)
3) Billy Squire "Big Beat" (1980)
4) Cavern "Liquid, Liquid" (1983)
5) Mountain "Long Red"* (1972)
6) The Whole Darn Family "Seven Minutes Of Funk" (1976)

SBR 510
1) James Brown "Funky President" (1974)
2) Dexter Wansel "Theme From The Planets"* (1976)
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 Make 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 Theme"* (1975)

SBR 512
1) Junie "Granny's Funky Rolls Royce" (1975)
2) James Brown "Funky Drummer"* (1970)
3) The Mohawks "The 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" (1975)
2) Roy Ayers "Brother Green" (1975)
3) Grover Washington, Jr. "Mister Magic" (1975)
4) David Matthews "Star Wars" (1977)
5) John Cougar "Jack & Diane"* (1982)
6) Pleasure "Bouncy Lady"* (1975)
7) Jefferson Starship "Rock Music" (1979)

SBR 516
1) Commodores "The Assembly Line" (1974)
2) Johnny Jenkins "I Walk On Gilded Splinters" (1974)
3) Le Pamplemousse "Gimme What You Got"* (1976)
4) Marvin Gaye (Trouble Man Soundtrack) ""T" Plays It Cool" (1972)
5) Lyn Collins "Think"* (1972)
6) The Galactic Force Band "Space Dust"* (1978)
7) Steve Miller Band "Take The Money And Run"* (1976)

SBR 517
1) Baby Huey "Listen To Me" (1970)
2) Boobie Knight "The Lovermaniacs (Sex)"* (1974)
3) The Pointer Sisters "Yes We Can Can" (1973)
4) Monk Higgins "One Man Band" (1974)
5) Kool & The Gang "N.T." (1971)
6) Dyke & The Blazers "Let A Woman Be A Woman And A Man Be A Man"* (1969)
7) Bram Tchaikovy "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"* (1972)
5) Marva Whitney "It's My Thing" (1969)
6) Kay-Gees "I Believe In Music" (1976)
7) Dennis Coffey "Ride Sally Ride" (1972)

SBR 519
1) The Black Byrds "Rock Creek Park" (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" (1974)
7) Olympic Runners "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" (1973)
3) Joe Quarterman "I'm Gonna Get You"* (1974)
4) Friend And Lover "Reach Out Of Darkness"* (1973)
5) The Chubukos "House Of Rising Funk" (1973)
6) Eddie Bo "Hook & Sling" (1969)
7) Bill Withers "Kissing My Love" (1973)

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) Shaft In Africa Soundtrack "Shaft In Africa" (1973)
8) Barry White "I'm Gonna Love You A Little Bit More"* (1973)

SBR 522
1) Barrabas "Woman" (1972)
2) Creative Source "Corazon" (1974)
3) Southside Movement "Save The World" (1974)
4) The JB's "The Grunt (Part 1)"* (1970)
5) Rufus Thomas "Do The Funky Penguin (Part 2)"* (1972)
6) Shotgun "Dynamite (The Bomb)"* (1977)
7) Gary Numan "Films"* (1979)

SBR 523
1) Rufus Thomas "The Breakdown (Part II)"* (1971)
2) Jim Dandy "Country Cooking" (1975)
3) Pleasure "Joyous" (1977)
4) Solomon Burke "Get Out Of My Life Woman"* (1968)
5) Alphonze Mouzon "You Don't Know How Much I Love You" (1974)
6) Delegation "Oh Honey" (1977)
7) Freda Payne "The Easiest Way To Fall"* (1970)

SBR 524
1) Lowell Fulsom "Tramp" (1966)
2) Freddie Scott "(You) Got What I Need" (1968)
3) Lyn Collins "You Can't Love Me, If You Don't Respect Me" (1975)
4) The Emotions "Blind Alley" (1972)
5) Lonnie Liston Smith "Expansions - Part 1" (1975)
6) Otis Redding "Hard To Handle"* (1968)
7) The Grassroots "You And Love Are The Same" (1969)
8) Tom Scott "Sneakin In The Back" (1974)

SBR 525
1) Southside Movement "I've Been Watching You" (1973)
2) Lou Donaldson "Pot Belly" (1970)
3) Sambo Soul "Mambo #5" (1977)
4) 5 Stairsteps "Don't Change Your Love"* (1968)
5) Lamont Dozier "Take Off Your Make-up" (1973)
6) Ike White "Love And Affection" (1976)
7) James Brown "The Payback"* (1973)

Shipping Prices regarding the FREDDY FRESH auction

These prices are approximate (prices will fluctuate withing $1.00 or so) depending on package size (carton-cardboard) and if you elect to have insurance

I try and ship same day as payment.. please indicate if you will be purchasing more than one record so I can wait until all auctions end and then send ALL your records together to SAVE YOU MONEY!!

Freddy Fresh Books typically cost $10.90-12.90 to UK/Europe or 12.90-$14.00 to Asia/Australia.. I will add a book to your order for JUST $11.00 if you buy a record or a free book provided you buy 5 records (YOU WILL PAY THE SHIPPING SO BE WARNED IT WILL COST EXTRA) still a good deal as many sell the book for crazy prices like $35.00-$70.00 Plus Freddy will sign if you ask us...

ALERT!!!!!!!!

My shipping prices are WRONG, I ignorantly weighed the records and forgot to add the packaging to the weight..

I just sent 1 record to UK was EXCACTLY $9.15 AIR Mail

2 Records was $11.60 so that is a good estimate Germany/Europe slighly higher

Ignore my previous listings of shipping prices please

sorry about that

I charge EXCACTLY what they charge me to ship YOUR records.. I'm not making extra cash on the shipping

Be aware that some of these volumes you will hear crackling. Some from my vinyl and many from the source material being mastered from OTHER vinyl recordd.

Also Be aware I am NOT SELLING the Issues that had OCTOPUSES on the labels, I only mentioned that for reference.

I am selling the pictured Graffitti covers and many have just generic sleeves after those. A few have the Street Beat logos.

If you have any questions contact me