Featured in the video are Nas, Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi.
Category Archives: Amy Winehouse
Amy Winehouse “Our Day Will Come” Video Premiere
The late Amy Winehouse covered her version of the hit Ruby & the Romantics single for her debut album, Frank but was left on the cutting room floor, probably for later use.
The track can now be found on her posthumous album Lioness: Hidden Treasures which will be available this Christmas. This video is basically a montage of her previous concert recordings, behind the scenes and other left out footage.
In remembrance of Amy Winehouse.
Amy Winehouse “Lioness: Hidden Treasures” album info
Breaking put, December 5th
This album will contain unreleased tracks picked up by Mark Ronson & Salaam Remi. Also contains the epic duet with Tony Bennett.
Tracklist
01. Our Day Will Come
02. Between the Cheats
03. Tears Dry
04. Wake Up Alone
05. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
06. Valerie
07. Like Smoke
08. The Girl From Ipanema
09. Halftime
10. Best Friends
11. Body & Soul (ft. Tony Bennett)
12. A Song for You
Tony Bennett & Amy Winehouse “Body And Soul” Video Premiere
First off I would like to wish Amy Winehouse a Happy B’day.
And, secondly I would like to thank Tony Bennett for this gracious gift to the whole world. There’s no other way to enjoy the Pop sensations birthday than eargazzming to her new material.
This track, just like his previous with Norah Jones will appear on the Jazzmeister’s upcoming album, Duets II releasing September 20th.
I won’t review this simply because I want you to feel the air of nonchalance that is exuded by this one of a kind jazz single. Enjoy!
rating: ♥♥♥
Celebrity reactions & news on Winehouse’s death
Unfortunately for the rest of the world, the autopsy reports regarding the British icon’s death were deemed inconclusive therefore no proper information on the cause of her death were released. It is said that Scotland Yard has sent in further samples for testing and will take a maximum of 4 weeks to wrap up the whole situation.
Meanwhile on the other side of the world, a congressman from Missouri who was prone to criticism after comparing Amy Winehouse’s death to the US economy via Twitter has apologized for his insincere remark but has yet to delete his tweet. All this for some publicity, shame on you man.
No one could reach #AmyWinehouse before it was too late. Can anyone reach Washington before it’s too late? Both addicted – same fate???
On the very day of the congressman’s ill remark Microsoft too was facing the tweets of a horde of angry fans after the company tried to cash in on the tragic event by encouraging users to purchase Winehouse’s musical content through their Zune music service. Although Microsoft apologized and ensured the public that the tweet wasn’t “commercially motivated” they too have deleted it as yet.
Remember Amy Winehouse by downloading the ground-breaking ‘Back to Black’ over at Zune: [link removed by me]
Just after the tragic event that befell the 27 year old songstress, her album and single sales increased at an alarming rate, according to Nielsen Soundscan. Her hit single “Rehab” off her album Back to Black had approximately 34,000 digital sales in US. According to the confirmed reports embedding on the internet around 95% (+) of the sales were in the form of digital downloads.
R.I.P. Amy Winehouse
One of Britain’s iconic pop figures passes away at the mere age of 27. Winehouse was found dead at a her London apartment on Saturday (July 23rd) when the paramedics arrived.
According to a spokesman at the London Ambulance Service (LAS) two ambulances were dispatched alongside a cycle responder and a duty manager immediately after the distress call. Unfortunately she was already dead by the time they arrived.
It was reported that a neighbor had heard screaming from her apartment during the wee hours of Saturday but forensic investigators haven’t still released any information on the cause of her death.
“Rehab” from her second and final album, Back to Black (2006).
Keeping your mind healthy is just as important as keeping your body healthy. So remember, if there’s a friend who’s in need of some serious help lend a hand but do not expect that person to recover within a day or week because nourishing the mind is a very delicate and tedious process that requires immense support from one’s family and friends.
The result of ignoring such heed will be the addiction to drugs, alcohol and other distasteful habits which will eventually lead to one’s untimely death.
R.I.P. Amy Winehouse
