Jamaican Soul by Pat Kelly 18 Track CD

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Pat Kelly Bio

Pat Kelly (born in 1943, 1944, or 1949 (according to different sources) – died 16 July 2019) was a Jamaican reggae singer and producer. He became lead singer of The Techniques in 1966, replacing Slim Smith, and then left The Techniques in 1969 for a solo career (he was also a sound engineer for King Tubby’s Studio or Channel One Recording Studio in the 1970s).

Jamaican Soul by Pat Kelly 18 Track CD

01     It’s A Good Day

02     How Long (Will I Love You)

03     Somebody’s Baby

04     I’m So Proud

05     I’m In The Mood For Love

06     Little Boy Blue

07     Talk About Love

08     Give Love A Try

09     Keep On Trying

10   What Am I To Do

11   If It Don’t Work Out

12   Twelfth Of  Never

13   Queen Minstrel

14   Dark End Of The Street

15   There Comes A Time

16   Daddy Is Home

17   When A Boy Is In Love

18   You Send Me