cent, 5 cent, 10 cent, dolla?

[IKON]

OK, I know there are others out there who know this cruisin' song! I saw it on a posting once who sings it and the name and can't find it anywhere. Does anyone know this info for me? I would love to find it and put it on our ipod for my DH and DD to surprise them for our upcoming cruise on the Valor in Feb. Thanks

[cathyz]

OK, I know there are others out there who know this cruisin' song! I saw it on a posting once who sings it and the name and can't find it anywhere. Does anyone know this info for me? I would love to find it and put it on our ipod for my DH and DD to surprise them for our upcoming cruise on the Valor in Feb. Thanks

I think it's called the dollar song, and one version of it is done by Byron Lee and the Dragonaires, if that helps.

[tdt741]

this is probably it............The Soca boys

[RoryS]

This is the artist(s) who do the Spanish version

Carlos Oliva & Los Sobrinos del Juez - It's called Dollar Whine

[I_Live_2_Cruise]

I'm pretty sure the song you are looking for is called "Dollar Wine Dance" by "Byron Lee." The lyrics are just as you said... "cent, five cent, ten cent, dollar" in a carribean kind of beat. Happy sailing!

[cruisinbuddy]

The song's name is Dollar Wine, by the group "TAXI". It's in my cd player right now. You should see the ladies at my wifes work dance to this song, they're "from de Islands mon" I think Byron Lee does it too.

[IKON]

Thanks guys, I knew someone could help me out!

[syndyj]

The name of the soca calypso (that is the genre of music referred to as "Caribbean kind of beat") is "Dollar Wine "and the singer is Colin Lucas of the group Taxi. Oh, and it is spelt WINE not WHINE ;) To wine means to move your hips and waist in a winding motion, hence the name.

 

I know this because the song originates from my island Trinidad and Tobago, it was a big hit here in 1991 and I enjoyed wining to it for Carnival.

[iluvcruisingtoo]

I am also from Trinidad and Tobago so I have to agree with Syndyj... the song is by Colin Lucas...

[chitown cruisers]

I would love to find it and put it on our ipod for my DH and DD to surprise them for our upcoming cruise on the Valor in Feb. Thanks

The other CC'ers covered your question on that song...I thought you might like this one....*****Cruisinoncarnival.mp3

[232271]

The other CC'ers covered your question on that song...I thought you might like this one....*****Cruisinoncarnival.mp3

 

thanks for sharing that was great!!:D

[cruisinbuddy]

The name of the soca calypso (that is the genre of music referred to as "Caribbean kind of beat") is "Dollar Wine "and the singer is Colin Lucas of the group Taxi. Oh, and it is spelt WINE not WHINE ;) To wine means to move your hips and waist in a winding motion, hence the name.

 

I know this because the song originates from my island Trinidad and Tobago, it was a big hit here in 1991 and I enjoyed wining to it for Carnival.

 

Well now that explains it. In one of Shaggys songs he says Wine your body girl, thank you. One of my wifes co-workers is from Trinidad.

[onceagain]

I heard that song this weekend, and it certainly got me into the mood for my Feb. cruise.:D

[Rangervr6178]

Dollar Wine!!!

 

Anyone who sailed on Miracle from June-September might have seen me do that dance on the lido stage for the Bathrobe Deck Party (Belize Night) with the social hosts!

 

GO RED TEAM!

[Thoth]

Dollar Wine!!!

 

Anyone who sailed on Miracle from June-September might have seen me do that dance on the lido stage for the Bathrobe Deck Party (Belize Night) with the social hosts!

 

GO RED TEAM!

The problem with having a "sense of humor" is sometimes the joke is on you !