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| # | Title | Length | |---|-------|--------| | 1 | Intro / Stronger Than Me | 3:54 | | 2 | You Sent Me Flying | 5:18 | | 3 | Know You Now | 3:03 | | 4 | Fuck Me Pumps | 3:20 | | 5 | I Heard Love Is Blind | 2:10 | | 6 | Moody’s Mood for Love (feat. James Moody) | 3:28 | | 7 | (There Is) No Greater Love | 2:08 | | 8 | In My Bed | 5:17 | | 9 | Take the Box | 3:20 | | 10 | October Song | 3:24 | | 11 | What Is It About Men | 3:48 | | 12 | Help Yourself | 5:01 | | 13 | Amy Amy Amy (Outro) / Brother | 11:04 |

Enter Amy Winehouse. At just 19 years old, she walked into a recording studio with a voice that sounded centuries old. The title Frank was no accident. It was a mission statement. The album was bold, honest, and unapologetically blunt. It ignored the trends of the time, opting instead for a neo-soul and jazz fusion that felt timeless.