Am 61 years old an adore these studio one so much, used to watch my mom an uncle plus the older folks dancing to these, now I appreciate them so much, plus I know Robbie Shakespeare who was the bass guitar player, and I used to see Leroy Sibbles and the heptones practicing next door where I used to live in East Kingston, 47 mountain view avenue to be correct, still remember hearing them over Mr giffy a smoke weed ana sing
Am 64 and I also was living next door to Leroy sibble,and I would hear him and the heptones rehearsing.I must say these songs and instrumental beats of real foundation reggae will not leave me they won’t let me go
Real Music!!!, Music made by Black People has lots of sentimental meaning!, I have been following This Genres of Music ( Rock Steady, Ska, Reggae ), from the last 30 years!, I can say This Artist Are the Best In the World and in The History Of Music, Period.
If you are from Jamaica and you don't know good music, something is not Right with you. JAMAICANS LOVE MUSIC THAN ANYTHING ELSE IN THE WORLD .REGGAE MUSIC IS #1 HERE THERE AND EVERYWHERE!!
🇲🇱Long long time, my breddren👍🏽, and 🌺sistren, did perform versions of Jamaican🇯🇲Heritage music, without ⚡️regard, …‘we a field Marshall, no partial.🇲🇱
it does the same thing to me also. I can remember when I first heard it. It was the early 80s, when I first started listening to Reggae music. I remember thinking how beautiful it was and like all the other comments say, it was the feeling it gave. Pure bliss.
I heard this today 12.6.2020 on the radio the d.j didn’t say who dings it but I searched and I found it.....yeeeeeeeeeeeeereeah.....Personally I prefer back in the day music...now I can slowly build a music library and blast my neighbor’s....
Cornell Campbell is my 1# all time favorite Queen Majesty version, then 2. Heavy D. 3. Crown Prince Reggae Dennis Brown. 4. Common Kings. Much Love&Respect to all classes reggae. Anacrime Ca,
(Queen of The Minstrel...) (Queen of The Minstrel...) I love You so... You so weepy Keep On play...That sweet song Play For me... I love You so...Play for me Keep On play that sweet...sweet melody Play for me... Haaa! haaa haaaa! (Queen of The Minstrel) Haaa! haaa haaaa! (Queen of The Minstrel) Keep On play that sweet song for me How I feel's my heart and memory That I love You so... Suche a feeling I can't forget I love You so... You so weepy Keep On play...That sweet song Oh! How sweety... Haaa! haaa haaaa! (Queen of The Minstrel) Haaa! haaa haaaa! (Queen of The Minstrel) I love You so... Baby baby baby I Iove you You My Queen of The Minstrel... Haaa! haaa haaaa! I love You Minstrel... I Love You...I Love You Minstrel You play For Me...
The Original Tune is 'Minstrel & Queen' by The Impressions, written in 1963 by Curtis Mayfield! Thousands of Jamaican versions! First one was 'Queen Majesty' a rock steady version by 'The Techniques', for Duke Reid. Great Tune!!!
Queen of the minstrel is not a cover of the impressions minstrel and queen, you are getting it confused. Queen majesty is the Jamaican cover version of minstrel and queen. Don't worry a lot of people get confused about this.
This is going straight to my playlist, so much soul in this, they really don't make songs like this anymore. Thank god for these. Heart melts. Make you feel like you're in love even when you're single lol anyone else? I heard this on Kriss Radio
Those were the days man cornelle Campbell went to school with my father he was amazing we danced to these tunes when I was a child I loved this era, may cornell rest in beautiful peace🙏🏽👍🏽🌹🌷
soulfully, and sensitively remixed to extend the pure bliss and perfection of this ultimate lilting rocksteady classic,this song will never be bettered,"I love it so......"
TUNE...... OMG MY LOVE FOR REAL MUSIC JUST GREW HEARING THIS TRUE.... MEMORIES OF THE LATE NIGHT BLUES AT VILLA RD BRIXTON IN THE MID 70'S RAVING TO THE SMALL AXE SOUND SYSTEM WICKED.
