“Amy Winehouse, who died on Saturday, had a strong history on Billboard U.S. charts despite releasing just two albums — the Grammy-winning “Back to Black” and her 2003 debut, “Frank” — during her career.
“Back to Black” reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200 in March 2008, almost a year after it d…
“Amy Winehouse, who died on Saturday, had a strong history on Billboard U.S. charts despite releasing just two albums — the Grammy-winning “Back to Black” and her 2003 debut, “Frank” — during her career.
“Back to Black” reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200 in March 2008, almost a year after it debuted, spending 78 total weeks on the chart. It’s sold 2.3 million to-date, according to Nielsen SoundScan.”
Billboard disagrees with Sonny Bunch.
7/23/2011
“Amy Winehouse, who died on Saturday, had a strong history on Billboard U.S. charts despite releasing just two albums — the Grammy-winning “Back to Black” and her 2003 debut, “Frank” — during her career.
“Back to Black” reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200 in March 2008, almost a year after it debuted, spending 78 total weeks on the chart. It’s sold 2.3 million to-date, according to Nielsen SoundScan.”
Zero number one songs. One top ten song. Three songs that charted at all. https://www.billboard.com/artist/amy-winehouse/chart-history/hsi/