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Fuck Me Pumps/Help Yourself | 
 enlarge | Artist: Amy Winehouse
Label: Umvd Import
Category: Music
This item is no longer available
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 223760
Format: Single, Import
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 602498670873
EAN: 0602498670873
ASIN: B0002M3V2U
Release Date: November 2, 2004
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| Tracks:
| • | Pump [Album Version] | | • | Help Yourself [Album Version] | | • | (There Is) No Greater Love [Aol Session] |
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Album Description
Taken from the 2003 debut album 'Frank'. Includes one non-LP track. Island. 2004.
Album Details
Includes Exclusive B-side Track from Aol Sessions "(There is No) Greater Love".
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| Customer Reviews:
 Promise Wasted? June 30, 2007
David J. Secord (Corpus Christi, TX USA)
4 out of 7 found this review helpful
On occasion, God will grace an individual with gifts almost beyond measure and although things start off well enough, at some point, the wheels come off. We are currently seeing the wheels wobble and the cart heading for the ditch with Amy Winehouse. She has a voice I haven't been able to capture in words, and a personal life that is so rife with self-destruction and psychological co-dependency that disaster can't possibly be far off. Her boyfriend (Blake Fielder-Civil) is akin to kerosene near the flame and reading of her cutting herself with the words "I love Blake" while being interviewed for SPIN magazine made me want to call Bellview and initiate an intervention.
Very sad. I hope she gets some help, pulls herself together, gets rid of additions in her life, realizes that using the word 'f**k' every 10 seconds doesn't make you bad, it justs makes you sound low-class and I hope she hangs around long enough to sing the title song for the next "James Bond" film as planned in 2008.
 two great songs from the FRANK album..... May 6, 2007
D. Pawl (Seattle)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
"F*** Me Pumps" and "Help Yourself" are two great examples of the repertoire of Amy Winehouse that was featured on her debut album. While the first one [rather graphically] depicts a day in the life of a gold digger at the club and is self-explanatory, "Help Yourself" is about Amy Winehouse talking to and coming to terms with her substance abuser boyfriend's problem (quite a different turn from her "Rehab" identity of today, where someone might be singing the same words to her!). Very soulful and catchy........
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