Amy Winehouse listened to a little bit of everything when she was growing up, picking up pieces from family members and other sources. The music Winehouse found out for herself were records by people like Sarah Vaughan, the Shirelles, Dinah Washington, Thelonious Monk and others — a melting pot of sounds that helped Winehouse develop her own jazzy, soulful style. Winehouse's version wasn't actually released into the world until after her July 23, 2011 death. She was really, really good and that got nine million views on whatever by the following weekend." The Jam frontman later recalled it was Winehouse's song choice.