It's interesting how her voice changed in live performances from Frank to Back to Black. Some people say she lost her power due to drugs/alc but I don't think that's true, she was just singing with a different style. More powerful during Frank era and more soulful and emotive during Back to Black era performances.
Beyond style she actually did lost (big part of) her voice, due to bulimia your diaphragm gets tired and fucked up literally, and the acid of the stomach that goes through vocal chords gets 'em fucked up too, add alcohol and cigarettes... Maybe she didn't lost her voice fully but she did lost range and ability, even her speaking voice changed... SAD, REALLY SAD.
@@eliezermartinez4038 she was actually diagnosed with emphysema in 2008, which made her lung capacity weakened. Her speaking voice changed in 2010 due to the heavy alcohol consumption, she quit drugs in late 2008 for good.
@@eliezermartinez4038 💯 x a million in accord with your sentiment, in my estimation it happened that way. What a waste of life and talent, seems like a repetitive pattern with these talented individuals, Elvis Presley, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison come to mind.
Here it shows her shyness and innocence and how uncomfortable she is with all the adulation....she just loves singing and is pure at heart about her craft and is just a good person who is not aware of how amazing she is.
@@yvettefullerbailey4019 i recently watched an interview with her, later in her career, so she was clearly a little shwifty. But even while being intoxicated she was still very endearing and funny. The interviewer asked her who her jazz influences were and suggested Billie. And she cut him off and goes "no! Fuck her!" Lol and then named dianah washington & thelonious monk.
She used to listen to Sarah Vaughan,Diana Washington and Carole King,as a teenager.In the Documentary Amy,we sees her singing in Jazzclub's, that's where she started. JazzyT.
Her voice changes because she grew up!!! She started of sing jazz and belting out when she did more soul-ful songs. But as she got older she learned to control her voice and had years of practice so when Back to black was created she has better technique. Plus with jazz you have more liberties when performing. You can do more runs in the song and ad-lib but in RnB soul songs like on Back to black she used less runs and more control of her voice.
Amy for ever ,sie konnte wirklich singen,komponieren,texten und nebenbei auftreten,eine der ganz großen Stars der Welt ,so was gibt es nur einmal in 100 Jahren,sie kam aus dem Volk,Papa Taxifahrer,das hat vielen da oben nicht gepaßt.Sie mußte früh gehen........
Tony Bennett told that Amy is the third best Jazzvocalists,beside Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday..We sees her singing in Jazzclub's,where she started,in the award winning Documentary Amy. JazzyT.
Was that woman the strongest soul singer since Arethra Franklin and Etta James? That voice was like a deep growl out of the most violent slums of America.
Hermosísima!! Talento Insuperable ♥️ Pero ese Novio destruyó su vida la llevo a las drogas igual como pasó con Whitney Houston 2 megas estrellas una gran pérdida 😥😭😥😥
strong ,happy ,,who said amy didnt want this?maybe after the drugs when she couldnt get out of bed cause she was so highbut before that nighmare ,this is a strong girl,positive !
The drummer showboated. He made her sing over his drumming This is a smooth jazz tune. No reason to blast out over the vocals. Amy no matter what had coolness
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It's interesting how her voice changed in live performances from Frank to Back to Black. Some people say she lost her power due to drugs/alc but I don't think that's true, she was just singing with a different style. More powerful during Frank era and more soulful and emotive during Back to Black era performances.
Beyond style she actually did lost (big part of) her voice, due to bulimia your diaphragm gets tired and fucked up literally, and the acid of the stomach that goes through vocal chords gets 'em fucked up too, add alcohol and cigarettes... Maybe she didn't lost her voice fully but she did lost range and ability, even her speaking voice changed... SAD, REALLY SAD.
@@eliezermartinez4038 she was actually diagnosed with emphysema in 2008, which made her lung capacity weakened. Her speaking voice changed in 2010 due to the heavy alcohol consumption, she quit drugs in late 2008 for good.
@@TheValcyria Bless you
@@eliezermartinez4038 💯 x a million in accord with your sentiment, in my estimation it happened that way.
What a waste of life and talent, seems like a repetitive pattern with these talented individuals, Elvis Presley, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison come to mind.
She was so pretty here... And so freakin' talented...
That drummer is feeeeeling it
Nathan Allen 👑❤
What a beautiful face Amy had.
Thanks :D
Shayna punim
Here it shows her shyness and innocence and how uncomfortable she is with all the adulation....she just loves singing and is pure at heart about her craft and is just a good person who is not aware of how amazing she is.
I remember the show master (Giovanni di Lorenzo) saying that Amy's performance blew him away.
La más hermosa y talentosa de todas.
The real Amy, right here. Healthy, beautiful, powerful singer.
She is just the queen of jazz
Tony Bennett told that Amy is the third best Jazzvocalist,he did put her beside Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday... JazzyT.
She had a beautiful voice. I hear Billie, Esther, Etta, & Ella. She leaves us her songs, her music lives on. Great talent, as a true vocalist.
I agree, but funny enough she wasnt a fan of Billie 😂
Didn't know that! Wow, interesting.
@@rachaelreis6530 Didn't know about her not being a fan of Billie. Wow.
@@yvettefullerbailey4019 i recently watched an interview with her, later in her career, so she was clearly a little shwifty. But even while being intoxicated she was still very endearing and funny.
The interviewer asked her who her jazz influences were and suggested Billie. And she cut him off and goes "no! Fuck her!" Lol and then named dianah washington & thelonious monk.
She used to listen to Sarah Vaughan,Diana Washington and Carole King,as a teenager.In the Documentary Amy,we sees her singing in Jazzclub's, that's where she started. JazzyT.
Damn man, if only she had managed to hold on to this version of her. She seems so clean and happy here. Love u Amy ❤️
Here again and again and always
The same 🙂
Amy Winehouse, my queen
i love this
Her voice changes because she grew up!!! She started of sing jazz and belting out when she did more soul-ful songs. But as she got older she learned to control her voice and had years of practice so when Back to black was created she has better technique. Plus with jazz you have more liberties when performing. You can do more runs in the song and ad-lib but in RnB soul songs like on Back to black she used less runs and more control of her voice.
Miss Amy Winehouse, señores
this is one of my favourite live versions of STM especially the band beginning
Shy and sweet amy here.
Espetacular no talento e beleza!!!!
Thanks for this rare video!
Thank you for sharing!!
Amy for ever ,sie konnte wirklich singen,komponieren,texten und nebenbei auftreten,eine der ganz großen Stars der Welt ,so was gibt es nur einmal in 100 Jahren,sie kam aus dem Volk,Papa Taxifahrer,das hat vielen da oben nicht gepaßt.Sie mußte früh gehen........
Tony Bennett told that Amy is the third best Jazzvocalists,beside Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday..We sees her singing in Jazzclub's,where she started,in the award winning Documentary Amy. JazzyT.
She had a beautiful voice, miss you babe!!!
Oh la merveille absolue : Energie! Genie ! Jeunesse ! Promesse ! Beauté Musicale Adsolue .......
Amazing Amy!!
My queen❤
No puedo creer lo impresionantemente linda que sale en esta presentación
Was that woman the strongest soul singer since Arethra Franklin and Etta James?
That voice was like a deep growl out of the most violent slums of America.
Beauty and talented,too good
Esta etapa de Amy me gusta mucho.
This version gave me goose bumps.The best version I have heard...🤍 JazzyT.
Эми ты лучшая! 💓 💓 💓
Grazie grazie di ❤️ 🫶 per farla vedere così bella unica
Genius
Che 😂 gioia vederte waooooo così piccola, tesoro sei e rimarai per sempre nei nostro cuore RIP principessa
Откровение. Спасибо тому доброму человеку!!!
Que linda !!
La jefa😎💣💥
favorite perform with these 3white man n black drummer
Why separating people on their skin colour
Amy😥😥😢😢😢❤️❤️❤️
I love you
❤🌹
amy you ar my hero
Sweet!!!
the real amy ,before all that fuckery!!!
“I thought you had so many lessons to learn.”
Que hermosa mujer!!! Porqué? No?
Hermosísima!! Talento Insuperable ♥️ Pero ese Novio destruyó su vida la llevo a las drogas igual como pasó con Whitney Houston 2 megas estrellas una gran pérdida 😥😭😥😥
💖💞💗💕💝
strong ,happy ,,who said amy didnt want this?maybe after the drugs when she couldnt get out of bed cause she was so highbut before that nighmare ,this is a strong girl,positive !
かっこよすぎて草
命の輝きってこれのことだよな
oh n ponytail
Ammy Ammy!!!!! Becauce!!!!!(?????????/
Tight
in drumms . what is his name?
0:53
0:54
Do you know the date of this?
ohhh n black guitarlist
Does anyone know if she already met Blake at this time?
No
he is on yt, u know
Amy started to sing in Jazzclub's,she haven't met Blake,yet! There's alot about her as a Jazzvocalist in the award winning Documentary Amy. JazzyT.
1:15strokemyhair and xoxox to you 3:25 horn
The song is about an earlier boyfriend she had... JazzyT.
Cinthia
The drummer showboated.
He made her sing over his drumming
This is a smooth jazz tune. No reason to blast out over the vocals.
Amy no matter what had coolness
Why is it so difficult to understand what she's saying,. Singing in her throat makes words harder to enunciate....smh.