It's so beautiful and pure, without massive studio enhancement. The guitarist did a great job, too, carrying the tune while keeping keenly aware of Amy's tempo changes.
Bullshit, music was just as superficial back then as is it now. There are probably tons of just as good singers out there, you have just not heard them. Just like there were tons of great singers you didn't hear back then.
@@FrancoUnAmericano Very true! I'm sure there are plenty that just live there lives and only sing for themselves and or their loved ones. Not everyone wants to be famous!
@@FrancoUnAmericano did I say there wasn’t at all or did I say you don’t really get? Obviously there’s good singers about you 🤡 but if you think music today is better or as good as it was back then, then your either young or delusional
Her voice is like a knife through the heart. Unbelievable. It seems like a lot of the truly great ones do a deal with the devil and leave us early. We're blessed with gifts they've given us though.
She was such a talent, both as a writer & a performer. The question is would she have been who she was if she hadn't been so troubled? The candle that burns brightest, burns fastest.
Playing with her hair, finger nails and the like is a sign of heightened mood and probably it helps her maintain focus. Brilliant singer and a lovely kind person.
This song makes me sad, because this lady had so much potential and was only on this earth for a short time. Unfortunately, you can see she is on something which is why she is constantly fidgeting.
RIP Amy what a talent. She makes it look so effortless it's so obviously natural talent and this acoustic version allows us to hear her vocals at their rawest. ❤
She had such crazy strength in her voice. Reminds me of Layne Staley in the sense that even when they weren't doing well health wise, they could belt out with such ease. Such natural singers.
She does a version of this song live with a big band and you can tell as she stumbles onto the stage she is completely hammered and yet damn if it's not an ever so better vocal than this. Such a relaxed delivery, no strain at all as she hits the notes, singing is as easy to her as speaking is to the rest of us.
I feel exactly the same, it's a relief in some respect when the camera operator zooms in but to still be able to give this level of rendition is testimony to her amazing talent. Sadly, I appreciate her more now than I did when she was alive when her and/or Pete Doherty would seemingly be splashed across the tabloids every day.
During her short career she recorded hundreds of songs. You need to look her up and listen to more of her work. She crossed genres with ease and worked with other amazing artists to create an unequaled catalog of music.
Those that have joined the 27 club : Amy, Jimi, Jim, Joplin, etc, when alive, their talent seemed to burn with a brightness akin to an acetylene torch. An almost ferocious light that burnt very quickly and powerfully.
not just a beautyfull woman but she had such a beautifull soul it is a shame it was so troubled.. R.I.P Amy we miss you, hope you found the peace you never found in life.
I've been around a long time (65 yrs.) Seen (heard) most everyone, but this right here never fails to give me chills..It physical aches me to know she is gone. When she was going through all she was going through, I wanted to scream to the world..SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP THIS LADY, OR SHE WILL BE GONE!..And then she was.
I have a friend the used to call Amy Winehouse. Yes, for the exact same reasons, except she couldn't sing. But she was / is so much like her. The great news is I just saw her on FB AND she messaged me showing she's doing amazingly well. I'm so happy for her. Her body, her speaking voice, her mannerisms, her hair, so much like Amy. So yes, I feared for her well-being and remained her voice of optimism, hope, and love. Love you, Kelli. Keep it going. You're amazing. RIP, Amy.
I’ll never stop missing Amy, she really made music better forever....😪. Please check out more of her stuff, she’ll change how you feel about life. Try a song called “Love is a losing game”, also she did a great duet with Tony Bennett.✌🏽❤️
I was actually showing my buddy this performance as well as a couple of her acoustic performances yesterday during lunch. She was such an amazing artist and she makes it look so effortless. You should check out her acoustic performances for "Love Is A Losing Game" it always gives me chills just hearing the emotion sings with.
Everytime I watch anything to do with our beloved Amy 🇬🇧 my heart hurts , I can’t believe she’s gone still , happy we still have her music to warm our souls when we feel down , great reaction 💞
I watched an old episode of Never Mind The Buzzcocks with Amy, in the fairly early days and it was poignant that throughout the episode Simon Amstell was warning her not to hang around with Docherty and those skag heads...
You both emerse yourself in the music you listen to, catch the details and nuances. Very cool. Her video to rehab is something else. Not until I saw the video several times and realized how painful that song is despite its funky sound and more upbeat tempo.
She was interviewed on The Johnathan Ross Show when she was 16 years old, she wasn't just making it, she was a well established world star when she died.
Lol I guess that is what I get for loving a song, suggesting it during the live, only for it to have already been heard ❤️. You’ll should hear Bruno Mars’ version/tribute to Amy.
My girlfriend & I saw attended her show during SXSW, a year before she hit it big. There were only about 250 people in the (two level,) building. I could have reached out and touched her at any time during her performance with the Dap Kings backing her up. My Girlfriend actually met her and talked to her in the bathroom at length before the show. One of my best Austin, TX music experiences. I've had so many - but this one is a standout.
Amy loved jazz,soul, r & B, rock, ballads, the old masters and learned, made her own sound. Love and Miss her. The documentary "AMY" was good. Some others, not as good. RIP
"Back to Black" is my favourite Amy Winehouse track. Gives me chills every time. Interesting link to Jinjer's vocalist Tatiana Shmailyuk - she has a big tattoo of Amy up her left arm. Big fan, similar woes.
Lex, you should check out some Bonnie Raitt. (She was the one in the audience waving her hands and pointing during Heart's performance of Stairway to Heaven) She's got that cool, raspy voice. Maybe start off with "Love Sneakin' Up on You", "Something to Talk About" or "I Can't Make You Love Me". She's also one of the greatest slide guitarists there is.
@@RandomFandomDragon She's got much better stuff on her albums than what you hear on the radio, IMO...but I agree, Something to Talk About is a good one.
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I love this version but damn it makes me so sad that’s she’s gone. What a voice and the emotion she puts in her music 😢
damn, what a vocal beast she was. R.I.P. Amy. What a gift she was.
It's so beautiful and pure, without massive studio enhancement. The guitarist did a great job, too, carrying the tune while keeping keenly aware of Amy's tempo changes.
Facts..
She hated big audiences they made her extremely anxious
There’s not one tempo change in this whole video
You don’t really get singers like her nowadays, true artist
Bullshit, music was just as superficial back then as is it now. There are probably tons of just as good singers out there, you have just not heard them.
Just like there were tons of great singers you didn't hear back then.
@@FrancoUnAmericano Your mother sings pretty well....................
@@FrancoUnAmericano Very true! I'm sure there are plenty that just live there lives and only sing for themselves and or their loved ones. Not everyone wants to be famous!
@@FrancoUnAmericano did I say there wasn’t at all or did I say you don’t really get? Obviously there’s good singers about you 🤡 but if you think music today is better or as good as it was back then, then your either young or delusional
@@allip2modsaresimpingdiscor284 every generation starts thinking this about the "new music" as they start to get older. Lol
One of the most soulful voices...so much power coming out of such a tiny body!
Her voice is like a knife through the heart. Unbelievable.
It seems like a lot of the truly great ones do a deal with the devil and leave us early.
We're blessed with gifts they've given us though.
Beautiful song, beautiful voice, beautiful lady R.I.P. Amy.
She was such a talent, both as a writer & a performer. The question is would she have been who she was if she hadn't been so troubled?
The candle that burns brightest, burns fastest.
...and then there is... The Eternal Flame.
She could sing a jury duty summons and make it touch your soul.
God, I miss her.
This is my absolute favourite Amy tune, and this is my favourite version of it. I still get goosebumps every time I listen to it.
Playing with her hair, finger nails and the like is a sign of heightened mood and probably it helps her maintain focus. Brilliant singer and a lovely kind person.
This song makes me sad, because this lady had so much potential and was only on this earth for a short time. Unfortunately, you can see she is on something which is why she is constantly fidgeting.
@@dianekelly7339 That is Mental Illness, NO SHAME. Once in a Lifetime, her Artistry.
You're right...effortless for her. Such an amazing talent
I love Rehab, not just for her, but the whole band with her and deep, true lyrics.
I was very sad when I heard about her death. A true talent.
Always the talented that go too early. Love her voice.
Such an incredible loss
RIP Amy what a talent. She makes it look so effortless it's so obviously natural talent and this acoustic version allows us to hear her vocals at their rawest. ❤
She had such crazy strength in her voice. Reminds me of Layne Staley in the sense that even when they weren't doing well health wise, they could belt out with such ease. Such natural singers.
She was just amazing...goosebumps. And it figures Lex really digs her - exactly what you would expect.
Amy was unbelievable!! RIP Amy.
Amy and Adele are absolutely unrivalled - Londons finest
It's unfortunate that some of the greatest artist leave us when they are so young and we wonder just how much they could have accomplished
She does a version of this song live with a big band and you can tell as she stumbles onto the stage she is completely hammered and yet damn if it's not an ever so better vocal than this. Such a relaxed delivery, no strain at all as she hits the notes, singing is as easy to her as speaking is to the rest of us.
WE LOOSE SO MANY MASTERS OF STAGE & SCREEN WAY TOO EARLY.
THIS LADY WAS ONE IN A MILLION.
EXTRA RARE WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS.
An amazing talent. Lost too soon. This video makes me sad 'cause you can see how strung out she is. She stills sang amazing.
I feel exactly the same, it's a relief in some respect when the camera operator zooms in but to still be able to give this level of rendition is testimony to her amazing talent. Sadly, I appreciate her more now than I did when she was alive when her and/or Pete Doherty would seemingly be splashed across the tabloids every day.
Was in a league of her own. I agree no fear did her thing and it was great. Sadly missed
One word Goosebumps
This is my favorite clip of her as well. It's the best showcase of the effortless power of her voice over just a guitar.
During her short career she recorded hundreds of songs. You need to look her up and listen to more of her work. She crossed genres with ease and worked with other amazing artists to create an unequaled catalog of music.
This is my favorite ever recording of Amy too. Her talent was so pure. The music just existed in her body. RIP 💙
Those that have joined the 27 club : Amy, Jimi, Jim, Joplin, etc, when alive, their talent seemed to burn with a brightness akin to an acetylene torch. An almost ferocious light that burnt very quickly and powerfully.
not just a beautyfull woman but she had such a beautifull soul it is a shame it was so troubled.. R.I.P Amy we miss you, hope you found the peace you never found in life.
Listen to “I’m no good”. The song and the video are so good.
She was amazing!
I've been around a long time (65 yrs.) Seen (heard) most everyone, but this right here never fails to give me chills..It physical aches me to know she is gone. When she was going through all she was going through, I wanted to scream to the world..SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP THIS LADY, OR SHE WILL BE GONE!..And then she was.
I have a friend the used to call Amy Winehouse. Yes, for the exact same reasons, except she couldn't sing. But she was / is so much like her. The great news is I just saw her on FB AND she messaged me showing she's doing amazingly well. I'm so happy for her. Her body, her speaking voice, her mannerisms, her hair, so much like Amy. So yes, I feared for her well-being and remained her voice of optimism, hope, and love. Love you, Kelli. Keep it going. You're amazing. RIP, Amy.
It's a damn shame that such a talent was lost to drug addiction, may she rest in peace.
She was to sensitive to survive in a world surrounded 24/7 by sharks of all kinds.
They all think they're clever injecting and ingesting dangerous crap, they think they know better.
Yo she is out of bounds on this track ... such soul 😎🤘
I love you guys for that reaction ❤️
Please check "Love is a loosing game" acoustic.
Amy was absolutely great singer 🙏✌️❤️
Rest in peace 🕊️
Love is a losing game 🙏🏼
A truly unique talent. She was definitely a great artist and had a great sound. So naturally gifted.
I’ll never stop missing Amy, she really made music better forever....😪. Please check out more of her stuff, she’ll change how you feel about life. Try a song called “Love is a losing game”, also she did a great duet with Tony Bennett.✌🏽❤️
She grew up 5 minutes down the road from me in southgate london
I think I love Amy's jazz vocals as much as anything, although this acoustic version is a standout
I was actually showing my buddy this performance as well as a couple of her acoustic performances yesterday during lunch. She was such an amazing artist and she makes it look so effortless. You should check out her acoustic performances for "Love Is A Losing Game" it always gives me chills just hearing the emotion sings with.
Everytime I watch anything to do with our beloved Amy 🇬🇧 my heart hurts , I can’t believe she’s gone still , happy we still have her music to warm our souls when we feel down , great reaction 💞
I watched an old episode of Never Mind The Buzzcocks with Amy, in the fairly early days and it was poignant that throughout the episode Simon Amstell was warning her not to hang around with Docherty and those skag heads...
Every so often, a freaky gem emerges, and their Star burns so, so bright, it burns out swiftly. 👍🥃
So much joy combined with tragedy.....
Such a powerful and cutting voice
I love Amy too so sad what happened but her music lives on 🤘
Yay!! She is an amazing vocalist ❤💜❤
I fell in love with the song rehab ☺️☺️R.I.P Amy
Oh man she has such an amazing voice, I miss her.
What a voice she had, I saw her live supporting arctic monkeys just before she went huge, wow...
I have got her album "Back to Black" on Vinyl. 😎😍🎶
You should definitely check out the original by The Zutons. Great song. A lot of people prefer Amy's cover but I love the original
Same. Most people have no idea it’s not an original
Zutons version is far superior, good call
Thier whole first album is incredible!
The Zutons were cool, never quite hit the heights though and eclipsed (in popularity) by Amy on this song.
I agree
She was an livin Icon already.
Legends never die! ♥
You can see that she wasn’t in the best place in this video, but it didn’t change her performance. Such a great loss.
She's so unique and amazing. Her and Janis Joplin are two that are incomparable and incredible. RIP 🙏 🕊 Amy
You both emerse yourself in the music you listen to, catch the details and nuances. Very cool. Her video to rehab is something else. Not until I saw the video several times and realized how painful that song is despite its funky sound and more upbeat tempo.
I love this version so much.
Never forget meeting her in the mint leaf in Newark, lovely talented person, who fell in love with a loser, and wasnt protected and looked after x
Greetings from Bonnie Scotland - The Mark Ronson (Featuring Amy Winehouse) Video is really worth a watch, it is the "Official Video" for Valerie.
She was the first singer I've enjoyed since the 60s. She now belongs to the 27 club.
She killed it!
love it 💫 rest in peace kid
Always on point. RIP Amy
Please do paolo Nutini with Iron Sky? (Abbey road session)
Yes please! He is soooo under-rated
I'd never heard iron sky till last week when someone reacted to the Abbey Road version and now its one of my favourite songs
This is just so effortless for her.
Beautiful soul. RIP Amy ❤❤❤
She was a mega star
brilliant reaction to great artist
She was a beast
Angelina Jordon has a very similar voice complete with the natural rasp I think and sings Jazz and covers some of Amy's songs ))
Love Amy Winehouse , just effortless
raw talent right there
She was interviewed on The Johnathan Ross Show when she was 16 years old, she wasn't just making it, she was a well established world star when she died.
She was a massive star.
Her song “take the box” is amazing, you should have a look!💕
R.I.P Amy, gone but not forgotten
Effortless! Amazing!
Great cover of The Zutons song.👍
Lol I guess that is what I get for loving a song, suggesting it during the live, only for it to have already been heard ❤️.
You’ll should hear Bruno Mars’ version/tribute to Amy.
She is something else
Oh Amy 🥺💗
My girlfriend & I saw attended her show during SXSW, a year before she hit it big. There were only about 250 people in the (two level,) building. I could have reached out and touched her at any time during her performance with the Dap Kings backing her up. My Girlfriend actually met her and talked to her in the bathroom at length before the show.
One of my best Austin, TX music experiences. I've had so many - but this one is a standout.
Amy loved jazz,soul, r & B, rock, ballads, the old masters and learned, made her own sound. Love and Miss her. The documentary "AMY" was good. Some others, not as good. RIP
🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
RIP sweet Angel
More, more!!!!!!
"Back to Black" is my favourite Amy Winehouse track. Gives me chills every time.
Interesting link to Jinjer's vocalist Tatiana Shmailyuk - she has a big tattoo of Amy up her left arm. Big fan, similar woes.
R.I.P. Amy. ❤🕊
So sad she’s gone 😢
She was so amazing. Have y'all done Rehab? That's my favorite, though Love is a Foolish Game is great too.
So sad definitely gone too soon. Her voice was so amazing.
Fade To Black is definitive Amy, nothing better anywhere, not in the last couple of decades anyhow.
rest in peace Amy 💙
Great reaction 👍😀
Lex, you should check out some Bonnie Raitt. (She was the one in the audience waving her hands and pointing during Heart's performance of Stairway to Heaven) She's got that cool, raspy voice. Maybe start off with "Love Sneakin' Up on You", "Something to Talk About" or "I Can't Make You Love Me". She's also one of the greatest slide guitarists there is.
Something to talk about is one of my favorites of hers!
@@RandomFandomDragon She's got much better stuff on her albums than what you hear on the radio, IMO...but I agree, Something to Talk About is a good one.
Many people think this is an Amy song when in fact it is by the Zutons. Good example of why being hammered can raise things a level.
Amy was amazing