- Pat Kelly Sings · 1969
- The Vintage Series: Pat Kelly · 2000
- Jamaican Soul · 2013
- The Vintage Series: Pat Kelly · 2000
- Somebody's Baby - Single · 1995
- Jackpot Presents Pat Kelly · 1996
- Best of Soft Reggae · 1967
- The Vintage Series: Pat Kelly · 2000
- Unearthed Gold of Rocksteady Vol. 2 · 2006
- Trojan Mod Reggae Collection · 1970
- Reggae Gospel · 1996
- Jamaican Soul · 2013
- Essential Pat Kelly · 1996
About Pat Kelly
While not as renowned as other Jamaican singers of his era, Pat Kelly possessed a strikingly mellifluous falsetto that carried him through the rock steady, early reggae, and even lovers rock periods. Kelly replaced Slim Smith in the Techniques in the mid '60s before embarking on a solo career under the production hand of Bunny Lee in 1968. Kelly--with a vocal approach inspired by American soul singers such as Sam Cooke and Curtis Mayfield--launched several hits up the Jamaican charts including 1969's "How Long Will It Take." His commercial success waned, but Kelly continued to record sporadically in the ensuing decades.
- HOMETOWN
- Kingston, Jamaica
- BORN
- 1949
- GENRE
- Reggae