Lloyd & Claudette - Queen Of The World

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Lloyd & Claudette - Queen Of The World
The Prophets - Top Of The World
Big Shot BI 546 (1970)

This is a 45 in my collection that has given up little information searching on the net.  

The band The Prophets were a UK reggae band that released several 45s on the Big Shot label in the very early 70s. They should not be confused with the Jamaican band that started up in the late 70s.

Lloyd I assume is the bands lead singer as there are several releases credited to Lloyd and The Prophets and I also have found that Claudette sings (uncredited) on at least one 45 credited to The Prophets. 

Big Shot was a UK based reggae label that I think was a subsidiary of Trojan records. Between 1970-1975 they issued around 130 reggae 45s.

If you have any information that you can share please drop a comment. 












Comments

  1. Anonymous18 October 2025 at 07:27

    FYI the download link leads to 2 tracks, neither are 'Queen of the World' as per the video above

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  2. Anton18 October 2025 at 14:51

    Think I Heard This In A Skinhead Reggae Comp..
    Could Be Lloyd Charmers Ivolved?
    Nice Tune.Thanks For Sharing

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  3. slade18 October 2025 at 16:43

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  4. Anonymous19 October 2025 at 14:56

    Also Found on...

    Trojan Presents: Boss Reggae & "Don Letts Presents' The Mighty Trojan Sound

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