"You Know I'm No Good," Amy Winehouse

[Grenade]

This only got 7 adds.

[irice22]

I don't see what everyone else sees in this song.

[RedDragon]

This was their only option to have a another pop hit. At least this should have been a Top 50 entry.

[TotallyEnormousExtinctDinosaur]

dh10 said:

This only got 7 adds.

I thought we won't find out till tonight?

[Grenade]

You can see on AllAccess what stations added it this week. Just go to the "Top 40/M" then click the "adds" and then click "Get report."

[RedDragon]

I thought this was going to be a decent hit. She's the biggest star in the world right now and it's not like this is a piano ballad or something not radio-friendly.

[TotallyEnormousExtinctDinosaur]

It makes no sense that this isn't getting airplay. The problem is that the label kind of put her into the "albums artists" box and now stations pretty much think of her exclusively as that.

Meanwhile this came on in the club on Saturday night ("Rehab" did as well actually) and everyone went crazy for this. It really is more famous than most chart hits.

[I HATE LA REID]

this song is just too amazing to not be a hit ..ugh

[TotallyEnormousExtinctDinosaur]

You Know I'm No Good
AMY WINEHOUSE
Producer(s): Mark Ronson
Label: Universal Republic

Before Brit bad girl Amy Winehouse catapulted to fame via "Rehab," she was introduced stateside with "You Know I'm No Good," which peaked at a sorry No. 58 last July on the Pop 100. Now, with five Grammy Awards in her kitty, Universal Republic is wisely reaching back to give this gem deserved props. The ambling jazzy track again parades Winehouse's old-soul Shirley Bassey-meets-Ella-Fitzgerald vocals, amid bleating baritone sax, midtempo '60s production and a crafty tale of a gal whose guy is forgiving of her wandering ways: "I cheated myself like I knew I would/I told you I was trouble, you know that I'm no good." Now that Winehouse is a name brand, the second time around should make "Good." —Chuck Taylor