Amy Winehouse
Bowery Ballroom
March 13th
What is it with brassy UK ladies sproutin up these days like the rats on my block? I haven't a clue, but unlike the rodents lookin for my fried chicken scraps, I don't want this pond crossin influx to ever end. Whilst
Lily Allen has been wowen our chops for over a year, it's
Amy Winehouse that's bewitching us like a
Bewitched marathon on TV Land for the time being (sorry, but we don't give 2 massive2shits about Joss Stone). While many try to coronate a queen between these two
Mark Ronson backed bitties, I say why choose since both are equally worth enjoying for their own greatnesseses.
I was raised on the oldies of the 50s and 60s and one thing that always bothered me was that no one in today's modern world can create music that sounded like that golden age. That was of course before I learned that Ms Winehouse stole Doc's DeLorean in 1955 and traveled to the future to prove me wrong. This girl has the mos classic voice I've heard in a long arsed time. Her pipes are so special that it doesn't even matter much if her songs are any good or not. Rumor has it that she's in line to do the next Bond theme, which I hope not only comes true, but comes true several times over. That would make her the only other artist to record multiple Bond theme songs since Winehouse's 60s doppelgänger
Shirley Bassey dropped 'Goldfinger', 'Diamonds Are Forever', and 'Moonraker'.
Wine's set at the beyond sold out Bowery show was short, but it was certainly sweet. While she seemed a bit uneasy on stage at times, looking at the floor, forgetting a few lines, she did get the usual tame and lame NYC crowd to get their effin groove in. If that's not an accomplishment, then I don't know what is. Anywho,
Jenna Maroney was there, and so was
Susic Mobbery, who also was at
TGTB&TU the night before. To my knowledge, there was no leg humping, although, had I had a few mo beers in me,
Jenna's legs woulda been humped fo sho!
'You Know I'm No Good' [
d]
what, you lookin for something from the future and not the past? try this on for thighs
'One Hell of a Party' featuring Jarvis Cocker [
d]