I-Wayne - Living in Love (Version?)

[kalcidis]

Been listening to this modern classic today and realised that my single (VP 7") at home doesn't have the version on flip. Also seen it on Gibbo but don't know if that one has version. Anyone that has a clue if there is a version out there?

[BMC]

I checked my database and this is what I have on the riddim:

Gibbo Hard Times Bushman How Can They Say Ginjah Manners
Gibbo Hard Times Capleton That Day Will Come Version Hard Times
Gibbo Hard Times Chuck Fenda Jah Is Worthy Version Hard Times
Gibbo Hard Times George Nooks Troubled Heart Bas Com X Lonely Heart
Gibbo Hard Times Luciano Silver And Gold I Wayne Living In Love
Gibbo Hard Times Richie Spice That Ghetto Girl Version Hard Times

So some of the 45s do have a version, but not the I Wayne, which came on the flip of the Luciano. Can't recall what the version is like though, haven't heard those b-sides in many years. Probably more an instrumental, as most where in those years.

[Reggie Love]

Don't know about the version but a great riddim. Love the Capleton piece. Wasn't it one of Errol T's last productions.

[kalcidis]

Found a copy of the I-Wayne from a guy living just a 10 minute bus ride from me. The flip of the single is titled Hard Times so I'm guessing it's a version. Thanks for the help BMC and yes, Reggie, the Capleton is nice but it's the I-Wayne that does it for me.

[johnnyB]

The I Wayne has a straight version on the flip with bass cut off here and there.This riddim ruled the dance back in 2004!

[BMC]

Yep, big in 2004, Capleton still opens his shows with Jah Jah City and his cut on Hard Times.

Odd about the I Wayne though, I bought my copies of the riddim from JA (OJ's) when they first appeared and have the I Wayne on the flip of the Luciano. Soon turned out to be the most popular cut on the riddim together with the Capleton, possibly pressed a 2nd batch with the I Wayne alone with a version? Whatever it is, lovely tunes.

[Ital Dokta]

Got my copy on Gibbo as well with the Hard Times version on the flip and got it stateside from Ernie's. Don't recall a VP version at the time but wouldn't they typically put out a second release after a tune had been out on a JA pressing for a while and reached a certain level of popularity? I Wayne definitely tops on the riddim for me followed by Capleton and then I seem to remember Richie Spice bubbling under also.