Queen Of The Minstrel Riddim – Energy Production

QUEEN OF THE MINSTREL RIDDIM produced by ENERGY PRODUCTION 1997

Queen Of The Minstrel Tracklist:

1. Anthony Cruz – Lost In Love
2. Cornell Campbel – Minstrel
3. Dean Fraser – Minstrel And Queen
4. Gregory Isaacs – Lead Me
5. Josey Wales – Maxine
6. Leroy Mafia – Not To Blame
7. LMS – Turn Around
8. Morgan Heritage – My God And King
9. Paul Elliott – Just A Player
10. Prince Jazzbo – The Wormer
11. Sizzla – Guide Over Us
12. Tamlins – Queen Of The Minstrel

Queen Of The Minstrel Overview

The Queen Of The Minstrel Riddim brought together some of reggae’s most respected voices in 1997. Anthony Cruz, known for his smooth vocal style, shines on “Lost In Love.” Cornell Campbel, famous for classic hits like “Natty Dread In A Greenwich Farm,” adds his legendary touch with “Minstrel.” Dean Fraser, a celebrated saxophonist who has worked with top reggae stars and played on countless records, delivers “Minstrel And Queen.” Gregory Isaacs, often called the “Cool Ruler” and known for songs like “Night Nurse,” gives us “Lead Me.” Josey Wales, a dancehall pioneer, brings energy to “Maxine.” Other strong tracks on the riddim include Leroy Mafia’s “Not To Blame,” LMS with “Turn Around,” Morgan Heritage’s “My God And King,” Paul Elliott’s “Just A Player,” and Prince Jazzbo’s “The Wormer.” Each artist brings their own style, making every song unique but still connected by the same classic reggae foundation. The riddim was produced by ENERGY PRODUCTION, an Italian label known for bringing reggae to new audiences in Europe. ENERGY PRODUCTION has worked with many Jamaican artists and helped reggae music reach fans outside of Jamaica. Their work on Queen Of The Minstrel Riddim stands out for its clean, rootsy sound and strong production. The Queen Of The Minstrel Riddim remains a powerful example of reggae’s strength in 1997. It shows how a solid reggae track base, paired with top artists, can create music that lasts. This project is still respected by reggae fans today.