The Progressive Amy Winehouse

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   I'm probably one of the few members here that's a big Winehouse fan as much as I'm a (long-time) fan of groups like the mighty Crimso or the Soft Machine, but I have to admit that Amy's debut LP "Frank" is pretty progressive to my ears. Yes, I'll admit that I haven't heard that album until her untimely passing (though I did buy her 2nd offering on vinyl back in '07). Though I consider BTB a modern classic, frankly I feel like her debut was a much more complex offering and in a good way, and not just because of the thirteen mintune closing track either. R.I.P. Baby girl!!!  

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guitargods2009 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Groupie Joined: September 22 2009 Location: Los Angeles Status: Offline Points: 85	Topic: The Progressive Amy Winehouse Posted: October 23 2011 at 23:54
	I'm probably one of the few members here that's a big Winehouse fan as much as I'm a (long-time) fan of groups like the mighty Crimso or the Soft Machine, but I have to admit that Amy's debut LP "Frank" is pretty progressive to my ears. Yes, I'll admit that I haven't heard that album until her untimely passing (though I did buy her 2nd offering on vinyl back in '07). Though I consider BTB a modern classic, frankly I feel like her debut was a much more complex offering and in a good way, and not just because of the thirteen mintune closing track either. R.I.P. Baby girl!!!