Amy Winehouse’s 2006 album “Back to Black” is being reissued for its 20th anniversary in an expanded deluxe edition. Multiple outlets report that the release will be a multi-disc/multi-format package featuring previously unreleased and rare material, alongside live recordings from her 2007 tour.
Billboard, Rolling Stone, and other publications describe a 3LP/3CD set (with a corresponding deluxe digital edition mentioned by some) due out on October 23. The expanded content is reported to include unreleased demos, rare B-sides/rarities, and a full live album. Rolling Stone and Billboard add that the package will include rare photos and new liner notes authored by producers Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi.
Spin frames the timing around the original album’s October 27, 2006 release date, noting the reissue arrives four days earlier. Other outlets emphasize the inclusion of alternate cover art (reported by Billboard) and the overall mix of demos, B-sides, and live versions, while Independent’s listing focuses on the re-release for the 20th anniversary.
