Download Amy Winehouse: Serious Soul

March 19, 2007

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Amy Winehouse has a big week coming up. Her album “Back To Black” is coming out and the British singer will be in the U.S. for several television appearances and live shows. Unfortunately the chanteuse appears not to be in the best shape right now. After allegedly breaking up with her boyfriend, the singer cancelled two gigs in London last week while she was spotted in local bars drinking her pain away.

She previously had to call off an appearance for her gay fans at London’s G.A.Y. Half-way through her performance she fell ill and had to throw up. Yuck! Not classy.

An earlier comment wrapped up her love for both gays and booze best. “I like pin-up girls,” Winehouse said in an interview with PinkNews. “I’m more of a boy than a girl. I’m not a lesbian, though — not before a sambuca anyway.”
Hopefully, she will be able to meet all her commitments in the U.S. to promote "Back To Black.” This is one record you definitely need to have in your music collection this year. Amy is like a young Shirley Bassey on speed. Brassy and bold.

Honest and raw. There's no way she'll leave you cold after listening to this disc that was produced by the very talented Mark Ronson who captured an authentic '60's soul and jazz-tinged sound for the album.

On Monday night, Winehouse will appear on David Letterman's Late Show. After a performance together with The Pippettes on Tuesday in New York City, she will jet off to Austin and Los Angeles for several showcases to try to break into the U.S. market.

Download a guilt-free MP3 of the Desert Eagle Remix of her single "Rehab” that is not that much different than the original but has a few additional bits and breaks. The autobiographical track once again takes on a very special meaning given her current state of mind. After here U.S. tour, she might want to take her father's advice.

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