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What is the difference between Amy version of song valerie and original?

Amy Winehouse's version of "Valerie"

- Released: 2007

- Single from: Back to Black

- Genre: Soul, R&B

- Tempo: 128 BPM

- Key: G minor

- Vocals: Amy Winehouse

- Musical arrangement: Mark Ronson, Salaam Remi, Valerie Simpson

The Zutons' original version of "Valerie"

- Released: 2006

- Single from: Who Killed the Zutons?

- Genre: Indie rock, post-punk revival

- Tempo: 122 BPM

- Key: G minor

- Vocals: Dave McCabe

- Musical arrangement: The Zutons

Differences between the two versions

- Tempo: Amy Winehouse's version is slightly faster than the original, at 128 BPM compared to 122 BPM.

- Vocals: Amy Winehouse's vocals are more soulful and R&B-influenced, while Dave McCabe's vocals are more indie rock-oriented.

- Instrumentation: Amy Winehouse's version features more prominent drums, bass, and piano, while the Zutons' original version features more guitars.

Overall, Amy Winehouse's version of "Valerie" is a more soulful, R&B-influenced take on the original, while the Zutons' original version is more indie rock-oriented. Both versions are great songs in their own right, but Amy Winehouse's version has become the more popular version and is considered a classic of the 2000s.

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