Jamaican Soul by Pat Kelly 18 Track CD

Passionate about music finding its audience With a genuine enthusiasm and interest in helping new artists create the best music they can and reach their audience, we’re committed to playing our part in making sure top quality music finds its way to those who’ll enjoy it. 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