1. "Rehab"
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The song "Rehab" is autobiographical. It refers to Amy Winehouse's management team's efforts to get her to enter alcohol rehabilitation, and her subsequent refusal. The song was a worldwide smash hit and won the Grammy Awards for Song of the Year and Record of the Year.
2. "Valerie" with Mark Ronson
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"Valerie" was originally recorded by the English indie band the Zutons. Producer Mark Ronson and Amy Winehouse covered it for his second album Version. It peaked at #2 in the UK and was one of the ten bestselling songs of the year.
3. "Back To Black"
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"Back To Black" is the title song from Amy Winehouse's second studio album. It is one of the most critically acclaimed of her songs. The music video shows a funeral procession for the "heart of Amy Winehouse."
4. "Stronger Than Me"
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"Stronger Than Me" was the debut single from Amy Winehouse's first album Frank. Although it was not a commercial success, it won the Ivor Novello Award for Best Contemporary Song Musically and Lyrically.
5. "You Know I'm No Good"
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"You Know I'm No Good" is available both in its original version by Amy Winehouse and in a version with vocals added by rapper Ghostface Killah. Entertainment Weekly ranked it as the second best song of the year in 2007.
6. "F**k Me Pumps"
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The title of this song refers to sexy women's shoes. There is a radio edit version that extricates the word "F**k."
7. "Tears Dry On Their Own"
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"Tears Dry On Their Own" features a sample from the Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell classic "Ain't No Mountain High Enough." It was a top 20 pop hit single in the UK.
8. "In My Bed"
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"In My Bed" was the third single from Amy Winehouse's first album Frank. It was produced by Salaam Remi who is well known for his work with rapper Nas.
9. "Just Friends"
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"Just Friends" is the final single from Amy Winehouse's album Back To Black. As such it is her final officially released single as a solo artist.
10. "Me and Mr. Jones"
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With Amy Winehouse's attachment to classic soul music, it is expected this song may be inspired by the Billy Paul classic, "Me and Mrs. Jones." Both deal with people cheating on their partners.
