Jorja Smith and FLO perform at Amy Winehouse tribute in London
Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi joined singers to perform every track from Back To Black, with a BBC broadcast to follow.
Amy Winehouse’s Back To Black was performed in full at London’s Roundhouse, where the album’s producers, Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi, led a tribute featuring Jorja Smith, Corinne Bailey Rae and FLO. The concert came ahead of the album’s 20th anniversary.
The BBC will carry the concert on its YouTube channel, with broadcasts on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds set for Oct. 26. Lower-quality videos of some performances are already available.
The singers divided the album’s songs among them: Smith performed “Some Unholy War,” Bailey Rae handled the title track and FLO sang “He Can Only Hold Her.” Jessie Reyez performed “Rehab,” while Yabba sang “Love Is A Losing Game” and Lianne La Havas performed “You Know I’m No Good.”
For the finale, the artists gathered for a collective performance of “Valerie.” The song, originally by the Zutons, became a hit for Winehouse.
