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VP Records Pat Chin Shares 60 Year Journey In Jamaican Music – DancehallMag

VP Records co-founder Pat Chin was a recent guest on The Breakfast Club where she recounted her trailblazing journey as the matriarch of Jamaican music to

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CARIBBEAT: St Vincent and the Grenadines residents flee the La Soufrière volcano eruption, but aid is on the way

For the La Soufrière volcano in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, it was just a matter of time and that time came Friday morning when the active volcano erupted for the first time in generations, spewing hot ash and sending residents fleeing for safety.

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Rude Girl Rocks: Meet the 83-year-old reggae matriarch who brought Jamaican music to the world

Rude Girl Rocks: Meet the 83-year-old reggae matriarch who brought Jamaican music to the world
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VP Records Matriarch Tells Her Story, Miss Pat-My Reggae Music Journey – Repeating Islands

South Florida Caribbean News). [Many thanks to Peter Jordens for additional information below.] Campbell writes: Serving at the counter of any business, one is likely to get first-hand knowledge of that venture. Which is exactly what happened to Patricia Chin, matriarch of the successful VP Records. She tells her story in Miss Pat My Reggae Music Journey, which is due for release on March 20 by VP Music. It is available on pre-release. Chin started writing the book four years ago, determined to share her 60 years in the music business. That started beside her husband Randy in 1958 when they launched the Randy’s record store and label in downtown Kingston, Jamaica.

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Caroline Cooper: Mrs Chin Breaks Records in VP s Shop – Repeating Islands

Caroline Cooper’s “Mrs Chin Breaks Records in VP’s Shop” ( Jamaica Gleaner) is a commentary honoring Miss Pat (Patricia Chin), who she calls “the formidable P in VP Records.” This commentary doubles as a review of the new book, Miss Pat: My Reggae Music Journey from Mento, Ska, Rocksteady, Reggae to Dancehall. Mrs Patricia Chin, affectionately known as Miss Pat, is the formidable P in VP Records. She’s a woman of distinction who has broken many barriers in the music business from those early days when she and her husband Vincent established the legendary Randy’s Record Shop in downtown Kingston. Clive ‘DJ Kool Herc’ Campbell, the Jamaican-born founder of hip-hop, rightfully puts Miss Pat in the league of outstanding pioneers in the music industry: “What Berry Gordy was to Motown Records, what Russell Simmons was to Def Jam Recordings, what Sylvia Robinson was to Sugar Hill Records, what Clive Davis was to Arista Records, Patricia Chin is to the reggae indust

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