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Amy Winehouse
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2012 Grammy Nominees


Back To Black: B-Sides (digital release)


Grammy Nominees 2008

• September 14, 1983 - July 23, 2011
• BIGGEST POP SINGLE: "Rehab" (2007)
• BIGGEST LP: Back To Black (2006)
• GRAMMY AWARDS: 6
• "I've never met anyone who's got bigger hair than me..." - Amy Winehouse

• Amy Jade Winehouse was born on September 14, 1983 and grew up in London. In her youth, Amy attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School and other arts schools. In 2002, Amy signed a record deal with Island/Universal Music. Before attempts to conquer US audiences, Amy became know in the UK with her eclectic style of music. Amy's debut LP Frank did well in the UK with the singles "Stronger Than Me," "Take The Box," "In My Bed," and "Pumps," but it took her second LP Back To Black to get her noticed by listeners outside the UK, especially with the single "Rehab." As Amy's fame grew, so did the fascination with her personal life and admitted history of bouts with eating disorders and mental health issues.

• October 20: Amy released Frank overseas. The LP was a hit in the UK with several singles and Amy received many award nominations over the next year.

• October 27: Amy released Back To Black.

# 63 Singles Artist of the Year

• January 20: Amy topped the LP charts in the UK for 3 non-consecutive weeks with Back To Black.

• February 14: Amy won a Brit Award for Best British Female Artist.

• March 31: Amy topped the Billboard Digital Albums chart for 3 weeks with Back To Black.

• May 3: Back To Black was certified gold.
• May 18: Amy got married in Miami (divorced in 2009).

• June 14: Amy appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone.
• June 16: Amy hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Rehab."

• July 10: Back To Black was certified platinum.

• August 4: Amy hit the Top 10 with "Rehab."
• August 22: Amy took time off from touring and speculations about a possible drug problem and rehab/retreat visit began.

• September 9: Amy was nominated for 3 MTV Video Music Awards including Video of the Year ("Rehab"), Female Artist of the Year, and Best New Artist.

• October 18: Amy and her husband were arrested in Norway on possession of marijuanna charges, and released the nedt day after paying a fine.

• November 1: Amy won a MTV Europe Music Award for Artists Choice.
• November 20: Frank (from 2003) was released in the US.

• December 31: Back To Black was the top-selling LP of the year in the UK.

• January: Back To Black: B-Sides was released as a digital LP and included the tracks "Valerie," "Cupid," "Monkey Man," "Some Unholy War," "Hey Little Rich Girl," "You're Wondering Now," To Know Him Is To Love Him" (live), and "Love Is A Losing Game."

• February 10: Amy learned that she wouldn't be attending the Grammy Awards due to her visa being turned down by the US Embassy.
  February 10: Amy won 5 Grammy Awards for Record of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Performance - Female and Song of the Year (awarded to the songwriter) ("Rehab"), Best Pop Vocal Album (Back To Black), and Best New Artist, and was nominated for Album of the Year (Back To Black).

• March 12: Back To Black was certified 2x platinum.

• May 21: Amy won the prestigious Ivor Novello songwriting award.

• May: Amy returned to rehab in London.

• July 23: Amy was found dead in her London apartment.

• August: The days that followed Amy's death showed an increase interest in her music and sales resulting in Back To Black topping the Billboard Digital Albums chart.
• August: Toxicology tests found no evidence of illegal drugs in Amy's system at the time of her death.

• September 20: Amy could be heard on the Tony Bennett LP Duets II on the track "Body And Soul."

• October: Amy's death was ruled "death by misadventure" and it is believed that she unintentionally drank fatal levels of alcohol.

• December 2: Unreleased material Lioness: Hidden Treasures was released.
• December 11: Lioness: Hidden Treasures topped the UK LP chart.
• December 24: Lioness: Hidden Treasures topped the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart for 1 week.

• February 12: Amy's duet with Tony Bennett "Body And Soul" won a Grammy Award for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.

• July 13: Amy could be heard on the Nas LP Life Is Good on the track "Cherry Wine."

• November 3: Amy Winehouse At The BBC was released.

• February 10: Amy was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration ("Cherry Wine" with Nas).

• February 15: The video Amy won a Grammy Award for Best Music Film.

	Frank Released: October 20, 2003 (released in US in November 20, 2007) Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 33 Entertainment Weekly: A- Tracks: "Intro" - "Stronger Than Me" - "You Sent Me Flying" - "Know You Know" - "F*** Me Pumps" - "I Heard Love Is Blind" - "Moody's Mood For Love" - "(There Is) No Greater Love" - "In My Bed" - "Take The Box" - "October Song" - "What It Is About Men" - "Help Yourself" - "Amy Amy Amy" - "Outro"
	Back To Black Released: October 27, 2006 US: 2x Platinum Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: # 2 Billboard # 1: Digital Albums Grammy Winner: Best Pop Vocal Album Grammy Nominee: Album of the Year Rolling Stone: - Entertainment Weekly: A- Rolling Stone: '100 Best Albums of the Decade (2000-2009)'': # 19 Entertainment Weekly: '100 Best Albums of the Last 25 Years': # 9 Tracks: "Rehab" - "You Know I'm No Good" - "Me & Mr. Jones" - "Just Friends" - "Back To Back" - "Love Is A Losing Game" - "Tears Dry On Their Own" - "Wake Up Alone" - "Some Unholy War" - "He Can Only Hold Her"
	Lioness: Hidden Treasures Released: December 2, 2011 Billboard Top 200 LPs peak: 5 Billboard # 1: R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Tracks: "Our Day Will Come" - "Between The Cheats" - "Tears Dry" - "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?" - "Like Smoke" (featuring Nas) - "Valerie" ('68 Version) - "The Girl From Ipanema" - "Half Time" - "Wake Up Alone" - "Best Friends, Right?" - "Body And Soul" (with Tony Bennett) - "A Song For You"
	Amy Winehouse At The BBC Released: November 3, 2012 Live Tracks: "Know You Now" - "F*** Me Pumps" - "In My Bed" - "October Song" - "Rehab" - "You Know I'm No Good" - "Just Friends" - "Love Is A Losing Game" - "Tears Dry On Their Own" - "Best Friends, Right?" - "I Should Care" - "Lullaby Of Birdland" - "Valerie" - "To Know Him Is To Love Him"

1	Rehab from the LP Back To Black ARC chart run: 37 - 25 - 18 - 15 - 13 - 12 - 11 - 10 - 12 - 19 - 31 - off Year-End Chart Position: # 74 RIAA Certification: Platinum Grammy Winner: Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Pop Vocal Performance - Female MTV VMA Nominee: Video of the Year Rolling Stone: '100 Best Songs of the Decade (2000-2009)': # 8	10	11	2007
	Stronger Than Me from the LP Frank	**	**	2003
	Take The Box from the LP Frank	**	**	2003
	In My Bed / You Sent Me Flying from the LP Frank	**	**	2004
	F*** Me Pumps / Help Yourself from the LP Frank	**	**	2004
	You Know I'm No Good from the LP Back To Black	**	**	2007
	Back To Black from the LP Back To Black RIAA Certification: Platinum	**	**	2007
	Tears Dry On Their Own from the LP Back To Black	**	**	2007
	Valerie [Mark Ronson & Amy Winehouse] from the digital LP Back To Black: B-Sides	**	**	2007
	Love Is A Losing Game from the LP Back To Black	**	**	2007
Note: Song title and position links lead you to the song's ARC Weekly Top 40 chart run . Songs charting prior to 1980 have information from Billboard magazine.