Review:
This is a whole double album jam packed with 23 original B-Boy breaks, revealing where most of your favourite records found their drum samples (probably). Selections are chiefly from the 70s soul and funk side of things and include a remarkable cover of "Money" (as made famous by The Beatles) by Bloodstone. Elsewhere we have the spaghetti western funk of "A Few Dollars More" by The Hollywood Soundmaker, the hi-NRG disco of Carol Douglas' "Lovesick", a different take on "Apache" by The Jim Ently Sound and the jazzy drums spectacular that is "Countin' Them White Lines' by Buddy Rich.