Five Timeless Amy Winehouse Classics
Today (September 14) would have been the 40th birthday of the incomparable Amy Winehouse. A singer-songwriter whose talent transcended generations, Amy graced us with her unforgettable voice, poignant lyrics, and timeless music. Though she passed away in 2011 at only 27 years old, her songs continue to resonate deeply with music lovers worldwide.
We are paying tribute to Amy by highlighting five of her classic songs. These tracks not only showcase her incredible vocal prowess but also provide a glimpse into her raw and authentic artistry.
"Stronger Than Me" (2003)
Amy's debut single from her album "Frank" showcased her soulful vocals and witty songwriting. Released in 2003, it marked the beginning of her journey into the world of music.
"Rehab" (2006)
"Rehab" from "Back to Black" became a signature song for Amy. It was a heartfelt reflection on her struggles with addiction and earned her multiple awards. The song was a worldwide smash, charting all over the world.
"Back to Black" (2006)
The title track from her second album, "Back to Black" displayed Amy's incredible vocal range and emotional depth. This song captured her raw vulnerability.
"Valerie" (2007)
Amy's collaboration with Mark Ronson resulted in this infectious cover of The Zutons' song. Its upbeat tempo and Amy's soulful voice made it an instant classic.
"Body and Soul" (2011)
A duet with the legendary Tony Bennett, who passed away earlier this year, this song was one of Amy's final recordings before her tragic death in 2011. It highlighted her versatility and enduring legacy in the world of jazz.
