Miss Pat Speaks On The History Of VP Records And How Reggae Music Spread Across The World
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I am JAMAICAN. But from 12 to 51 grew up in the USA on HOUSE MUSIC. I am now 59 living back in JA 8 years and now just re-discovering reggae culturally. This is VERY new information for me. Great interview. Humble Lady. Old School Chinese Jamaican are way more entrenched in our culture than the new school knock off merch and grocery imports business Chinese on the island .
That’s the Jamaican 🇯🇲 story. Once 1 family member gets here send for our family members. Thank god for my grandma 👵
Believe it or not. It was like that in the South. My uncle ran away and joined the service. He went back to bring his sisters and brothers up here.
@@conspiracyjen85 salute to your Family an the struggle
big up yuh granny hard working lady even tho mi nuh know har big up same fi the whole a we
True, Gt too the same 👌🏾
This lady's memory is gold! && u also realise, u can't take the Jamaican out of her! She's in the USA for decades and not a hint of twanging. Big up Miss Pat
A mi fi tell yuh
Exactly,I like how she still big up the country first.
Her bank account is also "golden". Naifs everywhere I look. A people perish for want of wisdom.
The Chinese don't seem to lack in the shrewdness department.
Meanwhile you talk shit about giving them props because they outsmarted us and still sound "Jamaican" (really! is this supposed to be some supremelly redeeming attribute of this exploiter?) after moving to the US, where they can rip off reggae music more efficiently.
U can’t take the Chinese out of her - just because u immigrant to Jamaica - it DOES NOT make one Jamaican. This is pure baffoonery.
GOOOLD 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
This was the best interview I've seen in a while. Had no idea of the background of VP Records, but this is some great insight.
LEGEND Record store in queens never been ropped or touched
@@JamiereShagwell big facts hardcore chiney from yaad
Yea Angela and her black Asian pride but pat ain’t black she is straight Chinese who migrated to Jamaica 🇯🇲 that’s the difference
@@blackstarberg Pat was born in Jamaica 1st generation her parents came from china
@@blackstarberg she didn't migrate to Jamaica she was BORN THERE !!!
This is such an Epic interview !!!! Another moment when I am super proud of my Jamaican roots!!! big up VP Records
PEOPLE DONT UNDERSTAND HOW EPIC THIS INTERVIEW IS I WISH HER HUSBAND WAS THERE
They are thief n wicked brother all they did was exploited black people. Trick the artist n took away there music rights. The Jamaican artist don’t like them
Do you know how many artist suffered under vp
She said something about how the radio in Jamaica didn’t want to play it but the streets were singing it so they had no choice but to play her record. I think that’s where we’re back at now. The radio waits to hear what’s hot... I could go on but yea 👍🏽
Facts!
@Peyton Bellin the 2000s it was a different story.
Her record? Not
A movie to watch now is "The harder they come" starring "Jimmy Cliff" and you will get a insight of how the producers tricked and robbed the artists.
Yes Always wondered why Jimmy cliff did not go for the producer
@@mickelsmickle8668 That's was the norm of the thieving and dishonest producers. Can you imagine how much money these producers are making in royalties, and most of the originators and artists died broke?
@@peaceloveharmony8736 true its sad
@@peaceloveharmony8736 so sad bout " my music" this is music of Jamaicans especially poorer class Jamaican ...middle and upper class Jamaicans looked down on reggae , ska and dancehall
When I lived in NY I bought all my Reggae and Soca 45,s and 33 from VP along Jamaica Ave in Queens ,NY . Thanks ! Hope the artists are receiving royalties.
We little but we tallawah.
Jamaica to the world. So proud of my Country Jamaica
I remember back in the days going into Randy's record shop to purchase a record and not knowing the name of the song and just by humming it Miss Pat would be able to tell me the name of the song and artist --walking encyclopedia on Jamaican music!!
The original Shazam app
This is a icon Jamaican, 🇯🇲,
She took reggae to a different level,
God bless miss Pat and her husband,,, real hustler!! They helped ALOT of people!!!
Look at DJ envy🗣🗣”my wife is also Chinese and Jamaican”😂🤣
We the suffering black people knew and loved Bob Marley,The government and uptown rich people didn't like his music because they were revolutionary.
If you think about it the old school rock steady was inspired by our American brothers and sisters R&B and soul, we mirrored each other’s creativity to create some of the best music....really amazing
Bob Marley got cancer by white CIA agent pretending to be photographer, he gave Bob new shoes with cancer cells in a Syringe that stuck his toe! I read that few years ago, is that true?
Did anyone else get chills when Miss Patt said ".. a hit is not born in the studio or on the board walk... it's born in the streets" ?
Ms Pat is one in a million! She is precious! Special. She is real That is why at her age she is still young at heart. She gave me my first brake as a young producer. Distributing my first product! Gina. I remember her being there behind the counter at Randy's in Kingston.
We're very proud of you Miss Pat, and thanks for telling your story, because this is something I didn't know 🇯🇲🔥
My music. My Cultral. Big up Mrs Pat. She’s a legend. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
“I’m a Roots Girl, I’m for The Message” . Massive Raspect Empress Pat, 1 Blood.
"You were the first DJ Khalid" Envy is stooopid 😂😂
Funny you should say because Khaled got his start in spinning Dancehall in Miami and Jamaica
THIS LADY AND HER FAMILY IS LEGENDARY, JAH JAH PROTECT THEM AT ALL COSTS
JAH PROTECT THEM are you mad? this family is the biggest set of crooks and thiefs in the history of reggae music to this very day, you clearly know nothing about reggae music history and randys/ vp records.
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 WOW! BIG UP the Chinese, and Jamaicans and Chinese Jamaicans, VP Records, Patricia Chin and RIP Vincent Chin. They are such a major key in Jamaican dancehall, reggae, music and recent yrs soca music. Glad to see they are still independent to this day. They had a major role in artists such as Bob Marley, Sean Paul, Elephant man, Buju Banton, Yellowman, and MANY MORE.👌🏽👌🏽
This is Huge. Genius. Big ups VP Records.
Chinese have been in the Caribbean for centuries. My great great grandmother is Chinese and my roots are from Barbados 🇧🇧
I don't give a shit how long. They should not be allowed to control our shit.
@@trevorwoodley3897 Chill out bro
@@trevorwoodley3897 👍🏽 💯 point blank, it’s damn shame. All they do is back the money behind the artist then take back the upfront money plus the access and give the artist pennies for their creative art,
@@trevorwoodley3897 thank you, I don’t know why their proud of the enemy owning and living in our shit, when we all know Chinese would never allow us in their shit
@@trevorwoodley3897 Ur comment is unbelievably ignorant and ignorant people can not advance in any direction.
One day we will own our cultures.
What do you mean?
I really enjoyed this interview. We need more like this, get more of the pioneers to share the history.
Facts big sis
Too bad it’s not the whole truth… look into the relationship between them and the artistes/musicians. Look up Joel Chin… 🤔 hmmm
@@Rite3man didn’t he die from doing bad business. He was the gate keeper in New York among the younger men them
#DUMMY
@@jahkimjavlin5555 yes sir!!!
Out of many, one people! 🇯🇲🇯🇲 please remember that Jamaica is an ISLAND!! Everyone is imported.
Yet the Chinese are taking ova the damn country I don't support none a dem! We're on the bottom of society! Bout one people smdh
@@jacobsdescendant4240 The Black Masses has never been treated fairly. That motto is a lie... We the Black masses suffered in Jamaica and till do.
@@Rite3man Do you find that there’s two different Chinese pop, older Chinese Jamaicans, and newer mainland Chinese migrants or is it all one group now.
@@godofthisshit Definitely Two. Same thing with the new Indian merchants and the coolie Jamaicans. Good question
@@Rite3man exactly they're the ones who live up town in the best areas of the island living it up getting tax waivers, sending their children to the best schools, opening multiple businesses while Black people are the consumers, the Chinese are the new Colonizers, this is neocolonialism everything is not "irie"
"I'm a Jamaican 1st, chinese n indian 2nd" Big up Miss Pat! Out of Many One People 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 Great interview guys!
Great interview.. I learned something new today because I had never heard this before!!
This was a great interview!! Congrats to Mrs Pat and VP records! They’re a party of all of our lives!
Big up all Chinese & Japanese Jamaicans worldwide
I admire Miss Pat as one of the pioneering females in the business! Read her book “My Musical Journey”, and you will understand the genius of her😃 She is a marketing Queen, even now in her 80’s she is still full of ideas... I can only dream to be as dedicated as her ♥️
Charlamagne wen yu forward a Jamaica, yu ago get a bottle fi dat 😁😁😁Bigup yuself and everyone on The Breakfast Club.
Great interview. Thank you Miss Pat & your Family for doing so much for Jamaican music and culture.
Blessings & More Blessings Queen 👑 Miss Pat. #GeddoFamily
Give this walking encyclopedia her flowers now, nuff respect miss Pat, amazing woman!!
Strictly The Best & Reggae Gold compilations
Miss Pat mentioned the 1964 World Fair , this is a fact , the government at the time did not include the originators of Ska music The Skatalites who were all black, they preferred to send Byron Lee and the Dragonaires they felt that they would be acceptable to the white American audience , before anyone attempts to criticise go do your research ✊🏿
I am wondering if this is Brian - North London?
@@nubiandiary-ubele2015 Could be?
That’s not factually sound...go read the history book regarding the origins of ska and you’d be surprised how that came about...also let’s not forget jamaica prides itself in diversity...there is no race called jamaican
FYI, VP Records was not the only Record Label in Jamaica, in the 1950s & 60s. There was Downbeat, Trojan Records and few others, created by Coxson & Duke Reid. Di Sound System Man dem was recording songs in Studios and pressing the records, so that the Vinyls can reach Di Sounds Systems to play Inna Di Dancehall, Di Same Night. What made VP Records Special was that they were the only Outlet to release Jamaican Music in The US. As most Jamaican Artists got their Big Break through UK Record Companies, Like Island Records & Blue Beat Label.
Big up Mrs. Pat, love you mama, Jamaica appreciate you...reggae music forever
Yee cannot control her glee. Imagine: most of those great reggae artist and producers are deceased and chin still making money from them. R the families of the deceased getting royalties?
@mark watson yes the question would come up whether the families continue to receive compensation for the sale of their intellectual and cultural property
@mark watson Yes it would, in jamaica corruption has no color
@mark watson don’t put that on the yank. Make sense. Chris Blackwell and other erstwhile producers and investors in Jamaican music are not yanky and neither is the chin family of Jamaica and nyc
But you are making an assumption here that these artists or their estates even today,just don't care or are not collecting from their intellectual property. Do you know that for an absolute fact, do you have PERSONAL knowledge of the affairs of these artists or are you just running with a popular view without any evidence.
@@maxamillionfrontiers9768 I asked a question. Can U answer it 4 me? R they getting royalties or not? I say they R not
I love to see all the intersections of race, culture, geography, and history that had to occur for her to be in that seat. Big Up Breakfast Club!
Facts!!
Actually, the implications of that do not augur well for us as a race and people. What is a goddamn Chinese doing controlling our music? Could the reverse happen? Not in a million years.
@@trevorwoodley3897 shes not a goddamn Chinese. She's a child of the lord no different than you or I and her win is not your loss. Anyone can learn from anyone and if her story bothers you, than obviously you are behind on learning brother. I hope you start catching up, preferably soon.
@@chrisleon5918 you must be a white, Chinese, Indian or non-Afrikan "Jamaican" to be clueless to what I'm saying.
@@trevorwoodley3897 you must be a fool to be saying what you are saying
Dr Umar. Throwing all his reggae records out now lol
I JUST FELL TF OUTTTTT!!!!! LMBOOOOO! #wherethelie #factsssss
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Who cares?
We have a rich history Music is our heartbeat 🖤💚💛
Mixed feelings about VP records. They definitely brought the music. At one point early 90s I had CD catalog # 1100-1350 without hardly a missing catalog number. Basically how I kept current with dancehall pre internet. On the other hand Jamaican artist are the most hustled, theifed, internationally famous but dying broke artist of all the world over. These labels and producers are absolutely terrible in that regard.
Yes exactly, the chin’s and the Lee’s been ripping off the black reggae artist for years now. Man it’s so sad we blacks don’t own nothing, our own creative art and ideas have to be taken from us
Preach, this morning interview was so hard to watch, most of those artist die broke but yet we celebrate this damn colonizer
@@chanelh51 I couldn't finish the video; I watched about 65%.
@@trevorwoodley3897 cringe worthy, smh
@@chanelh51 it’s worse than the contracts the African-American hip-hop/rap artist signed?
From the late sixties to the 1970s Randy’s Record Mart / Studio at 17 North Parade was the place to be All REAL REGGAE lovers know this
If y’all never had Chinese/Jamaican food, you gotta find some. It’s 🔥
Curry cat and jerk dog tails
@F G I won’t pretend to know the politics of Jamaica. I just lived with my buddy in Montana for a few years after I got kicked out of my house and the mom was Chinese and dad Jamaican, both from Kingston and it was the best I’ve ever ate in my life lol
@F G who sold it to them tho, they didnt forcefully take anything not saying its right, but why did they give up so much industry to the Chinese
@@VIi726 there’s no such thing as Jamaican Chinese food it’s either Chinese food or Jamaican stop this LIES
I am from Spanish town there was a place called Dans chicken I still remember the food as a child
I've known the Vincent and Pat (VP) for years...My family got music from them also. My father and cousin use to play music
I use to meet up with my dad Pat Kelly at Randy record store in Kingston, Jamaica when I was a little girl.
He died in 2019. I came across a photo of him and a young lady of Chinese nationality. I believe is this lady. Them in their younger days. Seems like they were at the studio.
This was a great interview. Mrs. Pat looks great! God bless her and her family!
I told Miss Pat to start a record label and the rest is history. -- TK Kirkland
Nah TK Kirkland was ther in Kingston wit Ms Pat wen they started the label...🤣....and then he pulls out the pic...😭
@@fredericcheriscat4639 Hahaha 🤣
Jamaica is everywhere, our culture is larger than life
Best and the most interested interview I have ever watched about reggae music iam so proud of this Jamaican icon
Most Jamaican Chinese are descendants from the Hakka 🇯🇲 out of many we are one 💥👊🏾
My culture my Jamaica 🇯🇲‼️
Big Up Miss Pat.....Out of Many, One People!!!🇯🇲
Great story from one of the foundational icons of Reggae Music. Excellent interview about VP Records structural history.
She’s Chinese Jamaican , meaning she’s of Chinese heritage but born( yes , she was born in Kingston ) to a immigrant Indian father and Chinese mother and raised in Jamaica , so culturally she’s just as Jamaican as a black Jamaican ( whose heritage is from Africa ) and judging by her accent , she’s 100% Jamaican
@@s.n.9485 did you hear the interview? She was talking about immigrating to NYC from Jamaica. She was born in Kingston
@@hanaj yep, that was my bad. I misheard and deleted the comments. I'll admit when I was wrong.
@@s.n.9485 Pat was born in Kingston to immigrant parents ( her dad was indian and her mom was Chinese ). She’s culturally Jamaican since she was born and raised in Kingston.
Am I mad at Ms. Pat for seeing an opportunity and bustin' her ass to make it happen? I CAN'T be. THIS IS ON US.
Real shit..or fact😤
I have the upmost respect for Miss Pat.
Awesome interview guys, you need to have her again , love that family real Jamaican 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Wow i hear ppl tell me of Asian Jamaicans but I never really seen it Beautiful ✊🏿
You ain't never seen a Sean Paul video?
With Beyonce yes but i never really sat home watchin videos like that we be outside
@@jaysmith886 Sean Paul is a Chinese Jamaican.
Wow didnt know just thought he was lightskin 😂
@@Phloteck naw he’s not chinese he has the Spanish and Portuguese mix but he not Chinese Jamaican
Look look how they respect this woman no disrespect at all they so put some respect on my name Miss Pat
Till it’s sickening
we love miss Pat Chin 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 straight from YAAD MOBAY
Wow the best interview this year. Big up Ms Chin 😻🇯🇲✅
DENNIS BROWN , BERES , GREGORY ISSAC , GLEN WASHINGTON , BARRINGTON LEVY & SANCHEZ! 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
ALL MY REAL REGGAE PPLS KNOW THESE NAMES 🗣
Got a favourite song from them all. Take It Easy Dennis Brown. No Disturb Sign Beres. Rumours Isaac. Still Going Through Glen. Fall In Love Sanchez.
When you think you've heard it all; BOOM, Breakfast Club drops an interview like this. That's why they're #1!!
Boot lick
Wow, I never knew as a Caribbean, good to know where it all started , she is a wealth of knowledge 👌🏾
Hurry up & Buy!!!
I USED TO DO STREET TEAM WORK FOR VP RECORDS IN PHILADELPHIA BIG UP MS PAT
So we dont own island music either...todays years old.
We are always just the talent.
Wow Miss Pat! I was a intern at VP Records, She was very pleasant and nice.
Well said we're bless in singing JA ALL ways singing Happy are sad❤❤
This was an incredible interview. Miss Patt is a Legend!!!
She didn’t even watch the versus battle with beenie man n bounty lol, she said beres hammond 🤦🏿♂️
Right lol
That mi seh too bout Beres
Don’t think she fully understood the question, she heard the word virtual so thought they were talking about virtual sting, which beres performed on, I’m sure if they made it a little more clearer “versus “ she would’ve said no I didn’t watch, she’s amazing!!
@@jomohector5274 so robing artist makes her amazing?
At 12:10 When she said the VS was Beres Hamond look at Angela's face lol like no Ms Pat it was Bounty and Beenie
28:32 this is so powerful!
VP Records is probably THE MOST OPPRESSIVE companies, they treat their artist badly
Site your source.
Tell me more pls.
You have to realize that their are two sides to it, producers spend a lot sometimes in artist development,digging deep in their pockets using their personal funds before many of these artists became famous.Its a business and the producers had to recoup what they spend.Remember too, it's the producers who have the link and who have to do the legwork and go knocking on musical doors to get the artist shows, concerts and record deals. That a lot of work and a lot of rejection especially the latter.Its true some of these producers are dishonest, too many of them but we have to be balanced in our argument too
Yes name your source name the artist that has come out and called them oppressive while its easy to make statements please provide facts
That is bullshit and you know it
The hate is real in the comment section. She is a living legend. A true Jamaican who helped spread reggae throughout the world.
This interview should be considered UNESCO world heritage information.
Gotta give our Asian Jamaicans more respect,I never knew what part they played
Thank you Breakfast Club for that great interview with Miss Pat
It’s strange that she did not mentioned Coxsone Dodd and Duke Reid who were much bigger than Randy’s Cosine Dodd was the second Blackman to own his own studio in 1963 followed by Duke Reid in 1965 They were the pioneers in promoting Jamaican music, not taking any from Miss P and her husband but there were others before them
She did mention them both
@@cuzz10x27 Coxsone Dodd was a creator of the music, "Studio One" to be specific. He was the "Berry Gordy" of Jamaica.
@@peaceloveharmony8736 No he was not the creator he only provided the finance and the facilities. The musicians were the creators, unfortunately they got no credit for that.
WOW , .. ! ,. MISS PAT ....CAN'T BELIEVE THAT THIS IS YOU ...on the " breakfast club " ,.. Jah bless ...
It took a Chinese exploiter to tell Black Jamaicans to collaborate on the first reggae compilation. Slavery did a number on our minds. Goddamn! I couldn't even finish the video.
Exactly
Are you Jamaican?
@@hitzoneproductions7858 I am Kittitian.
Many of those Chinese came to Jamaica as paid slaves (indentured servants). So, when the English were selling off stuff, former slaves could not buy anything. They had no money. Performing art is often about me, myself, and I.
@@prhayz1
No such thing as a paid slave....slaves were never paid!
She is wise. Blessings to you Ms. Chin.
Good morning
I have not watch, The Breakfast Club in a minute, I can see the tense in the studio. fine ass Ms. Yee seems to be the one they are going after.
I’m glad the breakfast club decided to go not only international but with an educational purpose usually the club was just beef yadayada so now it’s educational.They say best place to hide something from Jamaicand put in a book 😁glad that’s changing and more Jamaicans are writing.
I’m trying to remember yesterday and Ms Pat memory is on point...how come dem neva call ar “Ms. Chin?”
come true 🇯🇲
I🥰 it#gladIsubscribe
Miss Pat: My Reggae Music Journey
Ms. PAT IS A LEGEND 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Who exploited black people in Jamaica, made millions of black Jamaicans, now she lives like a queen, while most black Jamaicans lives in poverty, we will never learn!!!
SMH, is he serious? The legends are the artist, with out them she is a zero, son!!
@@francescaldwell4217 I am from Belize, Central America 🇧🇿🇧🇿🇧🇿 Some of us Caribbean massive gets it and others simply don’t.
You get it bro!
Very informative
DJ ENVY, PLEASE STAND CORRECTED IM OF CHINESE DESCENT BORN IN JAMAICA, WE, MEANING MY FAMILY, WE NEVER NEVER EVER CALLED OURSELVES CHINESE JAMAICAN. WE ARE JAMAICAN, THATS IT, SO PLEASE DONT TRY TO CATEGORIZED US... JAMAICANS WE ARE, PERIOD.
Well said.. Americans think the rest of the world is as ignorant as them
When slavery was abolished in Jamaica. Colonizers from Britain then bought poor Chinese and Indians over to work on plantations. Promising them a new life and money for their families to start over.
Well the chinese taking over JA now
Exactly we are not ONE
They became the new masters for black Jamaicans which is clearly demonstrated in this interview.
To be honest China has been taking over for some time. Africa and all through Latin America as well
@@AccentBwoy this is why I can’t stand them because I know how they feel about black ppl
VP is the home of reggae. They got Beres Hammond, Protoje, Chronixx etc on their roster.
The Chins literally ripped off so many people in the early days🥴. So many artists don’t own the rights to their music .
Happy I’m both 🇩🇴and 🇯🇲
Big up Randy and Pat Chin
I am the one who told Miss Pat to do this interview and the rest is history. -- TK Kirkland
Beautiful and Graceful. Legacy 👏🏾👏🏾
thank you chris blackwell
Please don’t let Dj Envy interview with out knowing facts...
He always is out of his depth when it comes to reggae. I'm surprised this lasted 33 minutes
Y'all don't sweat it... We got Angela aka Miss Yee with the Brains for that.. #iknowthatsright
@@dereomiebi977 Angela can only handle basic surface level questions. Still way better than Envy tho
@@nonya180 basic surface level questions 😂😂😂😂. The trio are only at home with hiphop and r n b.
@@haddingtoniangcp2464 🇯🇲They're hip hop junkies not raggae/dancehall.
That which you do most you do best.
Andy's Records already had a book out called My Reggae Journey. Andy's Records first to distribute reggae in the US.
Ron, it's not Andy's Records it's Randy's.
@@BORNFREE876 Sorry, it's Andy's Records. Store was located in the bx at E170th Street. They also produced and distributed. Responsible for many hits with Gregory Isaacs and more. They were the first to import Reggae music to the states, pre - Vp. Since 1973 Andy's Rec. Randy's Is different., Chin Randy's.
@@ronchristopher6223 Ok, got it.
Was referring to Mrs Chin as per interview.
@@BORNFREE876 My Reggae Journey: Music's Rough, Tough Road
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