Pretty Blue Eyes produced by Leslie Kong, Phillip Gadd for Beverly’s, Gadd 59 in 1968
Pretty Blue Eyes Riddim came out in 1968 on Beverly’s and Gadd 59, produced by Leslie Kong and Phillip Gadd, and it keeps a short but memorable three-track lineup headed by Derrick Morgan’s original Pretty Blue Eyes. The set later pulled in Lloyd Brown’s I’m Sorry and Peter Spence’s How To Love, giving the riddim a nice spread across eras while keeping the same foundation intact. Leslie Kong’s involvement ties it back to one of the key names in classic Jamaican production, and the release’s mix of vintage roots material and later vocal cuts gives it a neat bridge between old-school ska-era energy and modern reggae interpretations.
Pretty Blue Eyes Riddim Release Details
- Riddim year: 1968
- Total tracks: 3
- Unique artists on riddim: 3
- Production credits: Leslie Kong, Phillip Gadd for Beverly's, Gadd 59 in
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Pretty Blue Eyes Riddim Tracklist:
- Derrick Morgan – Pretty Blue Eyes (1968)
- Lloyd Brown – I’m Sorry (2007)
- Peter Spence – How To Love (2004)
