Sunday, March 31, 2013

Love is a losing game...

Amy Winehouse is a woman with a strong voice, who put on the front the sound of Jazz and Soul again.

She was born in London, England the September 14, 1983. Daughter of Jewish parents, but belonging to a family of Jazz lovers, dshe was in love to singers like Frank Sinatra, and soul girls groups like The Ronettes.

In 2003 Amy Winehouse released her debut album Frank. The album had very good criticism and was nominated to the Birt Awards.

In 2006 Amy released her second album called Back to Black, a very controversial album for its lyrics, Winehouse passed for different kind of problems with alcohol, drugs, and love, and her songs express all her feelings in that moment. This album led her to the first place. Back to Black win a Brit Award and in 2008 Amy was the completely winner on Grammys price.

Her deep contralto vocals and her special mix of musical genres did she continue winning many price and fans between 2006 and 2009. Back to black was number two on the billboard.

Amy always had atention in press for her lifestyle, her look and her legal problems for drugs, acohol and different kind of medical troubles. In July 23 of 2011 Amy Winehouse was founded died on her house under strange conditions to her 27 years old.                                                        

 In 2011 was realesed her last and posthumous album Lioness: Hidden Trasures containing cover and unpublished songs. This album was number five on the US Billboard, with 144.000 units sold.






The song F*ck me Pump from the album Frank (2003) talk about the stereotypical "gold-digging" girls (money-hungry women looking for security and love) . The term "f*ck-me pumps" is a slang expression for sexy women's shoes, particularly those featuring bare heels.





The video shows Amy walking for the street using "Pumps" with a microphone in her hand. Is also two girls discussing front a discotheque. On the video we can see women suffering hungry and cold looking for love and security and  Amy explain this with irony. This song it's one of her few songs about stereotypes and not about love. 

                                                                                     
                                                                                               

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