Ultimate Breaks and Beats Wikipedia. Ultimate Breaks and Beats also commonly abbreviated as UBB was a series of 2. Street Beat Records edited by Break. U0CeU4As/0.jpg' alt='Plus Tech Squeeze Box Rarest' title='Plus Tech Squeeze Box Rarest' />Beat Lou Flores. Featured on the albums were tracks from 1. The albums found high popularity with hip hop producers, with the release of a new volume in the series usually leading to many various hip hop records featuring samples of the breaks. Re releases of the LPs, some packaged in pairs for DJscratching and mixing convenience, became available and are currently found in many record stores. CDs of some of the volumes may be found as well, including a 2 CD and DVD box set featuring nearly all the tracks on the 2. ReleaseseditComplete track listing, taken from Geocities. SBR 4. 99, SBR 5. SBR 5. 08. An asterisk after a track name indicates that the song was remixed for inclusion in this compilation. Not officialeditSBR 4. The Limit Shes So Divine from CP 7. Kashif I Just Gotta Have You Lover Turn Me On from CP 7. Kenton Nix featuring Bobby Youngblood Theres Never Been No One Like You from WES 2. Mr. Magic Magics Message There Has to Be a Better Way from POS 1. SBR 5. 00editTia Monae Dont Keep Me Waiting from CART 3. A congressional hearing on net neutrality that was slated for September 7 isnt happening after several major tech companies did not accept invitations for their. Ultimate Breaks and Beats also commonly abbreviated as UBB was a series of 25 compilation albums released from 1986 to 1991 by Street Beat Records edited by. Plus Tech Squeeze Box Rarest' title='Plus Tech Squeeze Box Rarest' />Cloud One Flying High from HS 1. Ednah Holt Serious, Sirius Space Party from WES 2. Convertion Lets Do It from S 1. Official start of the serieseditSBR 5. The Monkees Mary Mary from More of the Monkees 1. Colgems Records. Wilbur Bad Bascomb Black Grassfrom PAS 6. Paramount Records. The Winstons Amen, Brotherfrom MMS 1. Metromedia Records7th Wonder Daisy Lady from Climbing Higher 1. Parachute Records. D. C. La. Rue Indiscreet from The Tea Dance 1. Pyramid Records. Rufus Thomas Do the Funky Penguin from STA 0. Stax Records. Note The Break on Amen Brother was pitch down to 3. SBR 5. 02editWilson Pickett Get Me Back on Time, Engine 9from Wilson Pickett in Philadelphia 1. Atlantic Records. Juice Catch a Groovefrom DGD 1. Greedy Records. The Rolling Stones Honky Tonk Womenfrom Through the Past, Darkly Big Hits Vol. London Records. Funkadelic Youll Like it Too from Connections Disconnections 1. LAX Records. Roy Ayers Ubiquity Boogie Back from Change Up the Groove 1. Polydor Records. Orchestra Internationale featuring Sal Conte Chella Lla from Disco Italiano 1. Fiesta Records. SBR 5. Cheryl Lynn Got to Be Real from Cheryl Lynn 1. Columbia records. Incredible Bongo Band Apache from Bongo Rock 1. PrideMGM Records. Herman Kelly Life Dance to the Drummers Beat from Percussion Explosion 1. TK Disco Alston Electric Cat Records. Incredible Bongo Band Bongo Rockfrom Bongo Rock 1. PrideMGM Records. Upp Give It to You from Upp 1. Epic Records. Jackie Robinson Pussyfooterfrom Im Different 1. Les Disques Direction Records. SBR 5. 04editSyl Johnson Different Strokesfrom TM 2. Twilight Records. Bobby Byrd I Know You Got Soulfrom I Need Help 1. King Records. Z. Z. Hill I Think Id Do Itfrom The Brand New Z. Z. Hill 1. 97. 1 Mankind Records. Gaz Sing Sing from Gaz 1. Sal. Soul Records. Isaac Hayes Break Through from the Truck Turner soundtrack 1. Enterprise Records. Tom Jones Looking Out My Windowfrom 4. Parrot Records Note Looking Out My Window does not appear on the 1. LP Help Yourself although it does so on later cd reissues. Dynamic Corvettes Funky Music Is the Thing Part 2 from ABET 5. Abet Records. SBR 5. Johnny Hammond Smith Shifting Gearsfrom Gears 1. Milestone Records. Bo Diddley Hit or Missfrom Big Bad Bo 1. Cadet Chess Records. The Wild Magnolias Somebody Got Soul, Soul, Soulfrom The Wild Magnolias 1. Polydor Records. Melvin Bliss Synthetic Substitution from SU 5. Sunburst Records. Freedom Get Up and Dance from Farther Than Imagination 1. TK Disco Malaco Records. Century Steel Band Heaven and Hell Is on Earth from Warm Heart, Cold Steel 1. United Artists Records. Banbarra Shack Up Part 2 from UAXW 7. Y 7 single 1. 97. Crush It By Gary Vaynerchuk Pdf Reader on this page. SBR 5. 06editPlease Sing a Simple Song from Please 1. Telefunken Records. James Brown Cold Sweat from Cold Sweat 1. King Records. The Cecil Holmes Soulful Sounds 2. The Black Motion Picture Experience 1. Buddah records. Dennis Coffey Son of Scorpiofrom Electric Coffey 1. Sussex Records. The Magic Disco Machine Scratchinfrom Disc O Tech 1. Motown records. Fat Larrys Band Down on the Avenue from Feel It 1. WMot Records. Uncle Louie I Like Funky Music from Uncle Louies Here 1. Marlin Records. SBR 5. James Brown Give It Up or Turnit a Loose from Sex Machine album 1. Note The original version has the guitar hook, while both the remixed version and the live version have the drum breaks. Polydor Records. Funky Constellation Street Talk Madam Rapper from FUNC 3. ROTA Records. Pleasure Lets Dance from Accept No Substitutes 1. Fantasy Records. John Davis and the Monster Orchestra I Cant Stop from Night and Day 1. SAM Records. John Mc. Laughlin and the Mahavishnu Orchestra Planetary Citizen from Inner Worlds 1. CBS Records. Funkadelic Good Old Music from Funkadelic 1. Westbound Records. William Ray You Are What You Are Sammy Lee Pickens from DMT 1. Magic Touch records. Discontinued see notes beloweditSBR 5. The Puppets The Way of Life from the QUS 0. Wish Fonda Rae Touch Me All Night Long from RHR 3. Up Front Infatuation from SC 1. Stacye Branch Precious and Special from BO 0. ContinuededitSBR 5. Ingrid Easter Parade from POSPX 5. Polydor Records. ESG UFOfrom ESG 1. Records. Billy Squier Big Beat from The Tale of the Tape 1. Capitol Records. Liquid Liquid Cavern from Optimo EP 1. Records. Mountain Long Redfrom Mountain Live The Road Goes Ever On 1. Windfall Records. Tyrone Thomas and the Whole Darn Family Seven Minutes of Funk from Has Arrived 1. Soul International Records. Note UFO by ESG was pitched down from 4. SBR 5. 10editJames Brown Funky President from Reality 1. Polydor Records. Dexter Wansel Theme from the Planetsfrom Life on Mars 1. Philadelphia International Records. Rhythm Heritage Theme from S. W. A. T. from Disco Fied 1. ABC Records. The Jackson Five Its Great to Be Herefrom Maybe Tomorrow 1. Motown Records. The Brothers Johnson Aint We Funkin Now 1. Version 1. 97. A M Records. La Pregunta Shangri La from GNP 1. GNP Records. Esther Williams Last Night Changed It All I Really Had a Ball Album version 1. Friends Co. Records. Note that all versions of this track are different from one another. Note Theme from the Planets was recorded at 4. SBR 5. 11editThe Honey Drippers Impeach the Presidentfrom AL 1. Alaga Records. The Headhunters God Made Me Funky from Survival of the Fittest 1. Arista Records. Lucy Hawkins Gotta Get Out of Here from S 1. SAM Records. Orange Krush Actionfrom MDS 4. Prep Street Mercury Records. Funk Inc. Kool Is Back from Funk, Inc. Prestige Records. Fausto Papetti Loves Themefrom 1. Raccolta 1. 97. Durium Records. SBR 5. Junie Grannys Funky Rolls Royce from Freeze 1. Westbound Records. James Brown Funky Drummerfrom King Records 4. King Records. The Mohawks The Champ from PM 7. Pama Records. Aerosmith Walk This Way from Toys in the Attic 1. Columbia Records. Thin Lizzy Johnny the Fox Meets Jimmy the Weed from Johnny the Fox 1. Mercury Records. The Soul Searchers Ashleys Roachclipfrom Salt of the Earth 1. Sussex Records. Chicago Gangsters Gangster Boogiefrom Blind Over You 1. Gold Plate Records. T Connection Groove to Get Down from On Fire 1. Dash Records. SBR 5. Babe Ruth The Mexican from First Base 1. Congressional Hearing About Net Neutrality Postponed Because Tech CEOs Didnt Want To Testify. A congressional hearing on net neutrality that was slated for September 7 isnt happening after several major tech companies did not accept invitations for their CEOs to testify. Executives from Amazon, Google, Facebook, Netflix, and Verizon were invited to address the House Energy and Commerce Committee, buteven after the committee extended the deadline to wait for their responsesapparently no one agreed to go. Many tech companies rallied in support of net neutrality during an internet wide day of action last month, but executives were less thrilled about appearing before the committee, Recode reported in July. A spokesperson for the committee tells Gizmodo that the hearing has now been postponed and there are no specific plans to reschedule it. The Federal Communications Commission has been pushing for a rollback of Obama era net neutrality protections that prevent internet service providers from selectively throttling data. But even though the FCC has been flooded with public comments in support of those protections, chairman Ajit Pai has remained steadfast in his stance that the rollback is necessary. Assuming the FCCs proceeds as expected and dismantles existing net neutrality rules, both sides of the debate are expected to lobby congress to establish new net neutrality lawshence, the purpose of the September 7 hearing, to kickstart a public debate. The committee spokesperson told Gizmodo that its members are still exploring legislative solutions for net neutrality. As negotiations progress on a permanent solution for net neutrality that ensures a free and open internet, the committee will postpone the original hearing in order to allow talks between stakeholders to continue, said the Committee on Energy and Commerce spokesperson. In a July post, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said he was open to working with members of Congress and anyone else to protect net neutrality. Its possible that meaningful collaboration is happening behind the scenesthe committee spokesperson told Gizmodo that the companies invited by the committee are participating in backchannel discussionsbut its annoying that the conversation isnt happening in a public hearing next week, especially given the overwhelming public interest. Ultimately the result is less transparency for the millions of citizens whove followed the net neutrality debate, all because the committee only wanted to speak to CEOs, and the CEOs, perhaps fearing the outcome of a public grilling, refused suck it up and testify.