Mar 23, 2007 • 1 min read

Amy Winehouse's Back To Black enters US chart at number seven

Amy Winehouse's album 'Back To Black' debuts at number seven on the US Billboard chart after selling 50,000 copies in its first week.

After a week of playing to excitable American crowds and appearing on all the important TV shows stateside, Amy Winehouse's second album 'Back To Black', a CMU album of the year last year you'll remember, has gone straight in at number 7 on the US Billboard chart, having shifted 50,000 copies in its first week of sale, which is all kind of groovy. And her decision to cancel a gig in LA at the last minute earlier this week, officially because of illness but reportedly because she was too upset because of a recent split from her boyfriend, doesn't seem to have had any detrimental effect on Winehouse's growing popularity Stateside.

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