the zutons sang the song valerie before amy winehouse.
the zutons sang the song valerie before amy winehouse.
who sang the song valerie before amy winehouse?
the zutons
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bullet::::2. "valerie" - 3:39









































bullet::::3. "valerie" (baby j remix) - 3:36









































bullet::::4. "valerie" (the count & sinden remix) - 5:30









































bullet::::5. "california" (live from wireless festival) - 3:43









































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section::::mark ronson and amy winehouse version.:charts.:weekly charts.









































bullet::::- amy winehouse version









































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the song has also been covered by dance vocalist suzi z, with the reference to "ginger hair" removed. james morrison and panic! at the disco also covered the song on bbc radio 1's live lounge in 2008.
valerie (the zutons song)
fred perry is a british clothing brand founded in 1952 by triple wimbledon champion, fred perry. the brand is known for its expensive yet casual wear, cashmere polos, sport-inspired wear, and involvement in mod culture. in 2010, the brand collaborated with the late british singer, amy winehouse to release a 50's and 60's inspired collection all designed by winehouse herself. richard martin, former marketing director for fred perry, said the brand chose to collaborate with winehouse because they "were aware she was a genuine fan of the brand" and because "amy has a unique sense of style that reflects the brand's own historical reference points." for the collection winehouse was inspired by her own retro wardrobe and said, "i still dress like i am in the 50's." the line varies in its product assortment, featuring plaid shirts and rompers, vintage sweaters, and polos with embroidery replicating the singer's own tattoo designs. the singer was only alive during the first drop of her collaboration which featured pieces like an argyle longline sweater that she was often seen wearing in the public, as well as during her recording session with tony bennett. after amy winehouse passed away on july 23, 2011, fred perry eventually received permission from her family to continue to release the rest of the collection over the next couple of years. mitch winehouse, the singer's father said, "when fred perry came to us to ask what we would like to do with the new collection, it was natural to continue. amy loved working on both collections and would want them to be made available." the singer's collection with fred perry is still available for sale online, but some of the new pieces are not based on original designs by ms. winehouse. instead, her tattoo artist, henry hate and the fred perry design team have collaborated to continue working on the collection. since the new collaboration, all sales from the collection's fall 2011 and spring 2012 pieces were donated to the amy winehouse foundation. the amy winehouse foundation was started by the singer's parents after she passed away, and mainly aims to prevent the effects of drug and alcohol misuse on young people. fred perry continues to make seasonal donations to the amy winehouse foundation.
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