Rehab – Amy Winehouse – Verse

Rehab – Amy Winehouse – Verse

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Rehab – Amy Winehouse – Verse

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This driving soul groove is heard throughout the verses of Amy Winehouse's signature song, Rehab. Notice the accented hi-hat note appearing on beat 3 after the double-pop snare hits. The song earned Amy three Grammys in 2008: Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. The drum track was recorded using only a single microphone to achieve an authentic 60s sound.

Rehab – Amy Winehouse – Verse
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