Amy Winehouse: A Bad Girl with a Touch of Genius
by And the genius was in possession of something very Amy Winehouse, singer, unhappy, some have suggested, had more gifts than he has been able to use.
Of course, her husband, Blake Fielder-Civil fashion, may have affected his vision.
Ms. Winehouse was alone, however, which could eliminate glare vocal prowess and clothing without looking like a karaoke singer or look like in drag.
“When I interviewed once a small time window in which he and Blake had broken up, does not feel so broke,” said Ms. Powers. “He seemed very intelligent, committed and aware of what he did. It ‘funny how you can look at a person whose performance has been clearly thought out and researched, and say that it is quite instinctive and natural.”
How come we can not take the plunge and see the thought that went into the creation of Amy Winehouse? Ms. Powers was surprised. Why not see some of his presentation was a coincidence, an accident?
“Look at the difference between the first and second album,” said Joe Levy, chief of Maxim contents and former editor of Rolling Stone, who once put Mrs. Winehouse on the cover. “The way it looked before it is in the Amy Winehouse is known, has become an icon, who beat Lady Gaga in the makeup of the eyes of Cleopatra and the beehive hairdo, is a wise young man in of the city. “
“The woman on the cover of” Back to Black “is clearly in her dress and makeup like armor,” said Levy. “She is someone who is outside the traditional world, beautiful, but fierce, and that is the music that means taking possession of this world.”
Just as he drew on the best music sampling – Sonic Composition of stylistic licks and pieces borrowed from Motown, Stax, punk rock and early hip-hop – to his personal style was also a collage of knowing, he added. “There was a certain moment in the ’90s when, if brought to the center and turned to the left, it seemed every girl Bettie Page,” said Levy. “But do not do what he did Winehouse, stirring Bettie Page, Brigitte Bardot, and added that little Ronnie Spector”.
According to Mr. Waters, no one else tries to get away from the term Ms. Winehouse was doomed to failure. “Everything seemed to come very naturally to him,” he said. “It felt like Halloween, but you could go to him for Halloween, and there is a difference.”
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