Prince Buster – Whine And Grine

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Whine And Grine CD, Maxi-Single	Island Records – CID 691, Island Records – 572 219-2 (18)	Germany	1998	Germany — 1998	Recently Edited
	Whine And Grine CD, Single, Promo	Island Records – CIDDJ 691	UK	1998	UK — 1998	New Submission
	Whine And Grine CD, Single	Island Records – CID 691, Island Records – 572 219-2	UK	1998	UK — 1998	Recently Edited
	Whine And Grine 7", 45 RPM, Jukebox, Stereo	Island Records – ISJB 691, Island Records – 572 218-7	UK	1998	UK — 1998	Recently Edited
	Whine And Grine Cassette, Single	Island Records – CID 691, PolyGram – 572 218-4	Germany	1998	Germany — 1998	New Submission
	Whine And Grine CD, Maxi-Single	Island Records France – 572 219 2	France	1998	France — 1998	New Submission
	Whine And Grine CD, Single	Island Records – CID 691, Island Records – 572 219-2, Helicon Records – 572 219-2	Israel	1998	Israel — 1998	New Submission
	Whine And Grine CD, Maxi-Single	Island Records – CID 691, Island Records – 572 219-2	Europe	1998	Europe — 1998	New Submission

UnderTheHat Mar 4, 2023
Edited one year ago
referencing Whine And Grine (7", 45 RPM, Jukebox, Stereo) ISJB 691
indeed (look below) , the posted video (behind bars) is NOT the version on the record. I added the right one but can't delete the other one. I love the new version too and play it at parties.
Groovemaster-DJ Jan 25, 2017
referencing Whine And Grine (7", 45 RPM, Jukebox, Stereo) ISJB 691
Please note that this is a new recording from 1998 produced by Island's biggest UK reggae band Aswad members Tony Gad Drummie Zeb & Trevor Wyatt. and is not a reissue of PB's original mono Blue Beat release from 1960's.
The record is Stereo and pressed by Phonogram France as a 'wonderful IEP (Integral Embossed & Painted) pressing with silver paint (how original !)

Phonogram France, where it all began, was the original home of the pan-euro IEP pressing both 7" and 12" It was made available and promoted to the then shrinking vinyl juke box market via Polygram (who had acquired Island from Chris Blackwell) the limited run was suitably 1 1/2" LH (large hole) die cut the record shipped in plain white card sleeves and title strip as a token gesture vinyl.
(Supplying and shipping as a Juke Box edition cut the V.A.T. royalty rates and fees)

123 copies from $0.13