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-'''Paul Winley''' is/was an American based musical entrepreneur and owner of Paul Winley Records, a [[bootleg]] label famous for releasing [[Malcolm X]] speeches, a series of [[break beat]] compilations called "Super Disco Brake's" (or "Super Disco Breaks") and [[Afrika Bambaataa]]'s "[[Zulu Nation Throwdown|Zulu Nation Throwdown Pt. 1]]" in 1980.+:''[[Winley Records]]''
 +'''Paul Winley''' is/was an American based musical entrepreneur and owner of Paul Winley Records, a [[bootleg]] label famous for releasing [[Malcolm X]] speeches, a series of [[break beat]] compilations called "Super Disco Brake's" (or "[[Super Disco Breaks]]") and [[Afrika Bambaataa]]'s "[[Zulu Nation Throwdown|Zulu Nation Throwdown Pt. 1]]" in 1980.
== Malcolm X speeches == == Malcolm X speeches ==
The '''Malcolm X speeches''' were published clandestinely on Paul Winley Records. In these recordings a fictional announcer had been inserted asking Malcolm questions on all sorts of issues ranging from his views on [[non-violence]] to the concept of [[Black nationalism]]. The answers to the announcer's questions were taken from various Malcolm X speeches such as "Ballot of the Bullet" or the "Message To The Grass Roots". The '''Malcolm X speeches''' were published clandestinely on Paul Winley Records. In these recordings a fictional announcer had been inserted asking Malcolm questions on all sorts of issues ranging from his views on [[non-violence]] to the concept of [[Black nationalism]]. The answers to the announcer's questions were taken from various Malcolm X speeches such as "Ballot of the Bullet" or the "Message To The Grass Roots".
== Super Disco Breaks == == Super Disco Breaks ==
-Paul Winley Record's bootleg Super Disco Breaks were the first break beat compilations. Another series is [[Ultimate Breaks and Beats]] of which there are 25 volumes, also bootleg. Hip hop break beat compilations include Hardcore Break Beats and Break Beats, and Drum Drops.+Paul Winley Records' bootleg [[Super Disco Breaks]] were the first break beat compilations. Another series is [[Ultimate Breaks and Beats]] of which there are 25 volumes, also bootleg. Hip hop break beat compilations include Hardcore Break Beats and Break Beats, and Drum Drops.{{GFDL}}
-<pre>+
-Vol. 1+
- +
-Tracklisting +
-A1 Bob James Mardi Gras +
-A2 Pat Lundy Work Song +
-A3 J.B.'s, The Blow Your Head +
-A4 Magic Disco Machine, The Scratchin' +
-B1 New Birth Gotta Get A Knutt +
-B2 New Birth I Can Understand It +
-B3 Creative Source Corazon +
-B4 Dennis Coffey Scorpio +
- +
-Vol. 3+
-Tracklisting +
-A1 James Brown Funky Drummer +
-A2 Juice Catch A Groove +
-A3 Captain Sky Super Sperm +
-A4 Bill Withers Use Me +
-B1 Cymande Dove +
-B2 Meters, The Sophisticated Cissy +
-B3 Ann Winley Watch Dog +
- +
-Vol. 4+
-Tracklisting +
-A1 Cymande Bra +
-A2 Arawak All Stars Apache +
-A3 Tanya Winley Vicious Rap +
-A4 Alan Douglas Hustlers Rap +
-B1 Mighty Tom Cats Soul Makossa +
-B2 Dyke & The Blazers Funky Nassau +
-B3 Gil Scott-Heron In the Bottle +
-B4 Wagadu-Gu Easy Dancin' +
- +
-Vol. 5+
-Tracklisting +
-A1 Martin Circus Disco Circus +
-A2 Cerrone Rock It In The Pocket +
-A3 Creative Source Who Is He And What Is He To You? +
-B1 Captain Sky Super Sperm +
-B2 Blackbyrds, The Unfinished Business +
-B3 8th. Day She's Not Just Another Woman +
- +
-Vol. 6+
-Tracklisting +
-A1 James Brown Good Foot +
-A2 Apache Band Bongo Rock +
-A3 Parliament Give Up the Funk +
-A4 Politicians Free Your Mind +
-B1 Ray Charles America The Beautiful +
-B2 Maceo Party +
-B3 Grover Washington Jr. Masterpiece +
-B4 Chakachas, The Jungle Fever +
- +
-Unidentified volumes+
-Tracklisting +
-A1 Martin Circus Disco Circus +
-A2 Cerrone Rock It In The Pocket +
-A3 Creative Source Who Is He And What Is He To You? +
-B1 Captain Sky Super Sperm +
-B2 Blackbyrds, The Unfinished Business +
-B3 8th. Day She's Not Just Another Woman +
- +
-Tracklisting +
-A1 Barrabas Woman +
-A2 James Brown Sex Machine +
-A3 Eddie Kendricks Girl You Need A Change Of Mind +
-A4 Curtis Mayfield Super Fly +
-B1 L.T.D. Cutting It Up +
-B2 Jimmy "Bo" Horne Spank +
-B3 Jimmy Castor It's Just Begun +
-B4 Rufus Thomas Do The Funky Chicken +
-</pre>+
- +
-{{GFDL}}+

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Paul Winley is/was an American based musical entrepreneur and owner of Paul Winley Records, a bootleg label famous for releasing Malcolm X speeches, a series of break beat compilations called "Super Disco Brake's" (or "Super Disco Breaks") and Afrika Bambaataa's "Zulu Nation Throwdown Pt. 1" in 1980.

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Malcolm X speeches

The Malcolm X speeches were published clandestinely on Paul Winley Records. In these recordings a fictional announcer had been inserted asking Malcolm questions on all sorts of issues ranging from his views on non-violence to the concept of Black nationalism. The answers to the announcer's questions were taken from various Malcolm X speeches such as "Ballot of the Bullet" or the "Message To The Grass Roots".

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Super Disco Breaks

Paul Winley Records' bootleg Super Disco Breaks were the first break beat compilations. Another series is Ultimate Breaks and Beats of which there are 25 volumes, also bootleg. Hip hop break beat compilations include Hardcore Break Beats and Break Beats, and Drum Drops.

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