Amy Winehouse was reportedly too high to record the James Bond theme song, according to Blake Fielder-Civil
Amy Winehouse's ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil has today claimed the 26-year-old singer was too busy partying to be able to record the James Bond theme song.
The 27-year-old claimed that Winehouse, who teamed up with Mark Ronson for the proposed 'Quantum of Solace' title track in 2008, allegedly ruined the potential collaboration with her wild partying antics in the recording studio.
Fielder-Civil said: "It just turned into an excuse for a wild drink and drugs party. She wasn't concentrating on work."
He has also claimed that he was disappointed that she was too inebriated to record the song, which was replaced with Alicia Keys and Jack White's duet 'Another Way to Die', as the 'Rehab' singer had promised to dedicate the song to him.
He added: "She told me she was writing a song about me and her, and our relationship. How cool is that. To think, in 30 or 40 years, people would be watching this film and still hearing the song about us. That was really amazing - but she messed it all up.
"Amy has always been under intense pressure, even when we were together. So much is expected of her because 'Back to Black' was such an amazing hit. People need to give her a break."
Blake and Amy were granted a decree nisi last week and will have their divorce finalised in just over four weeks. And we suspect that this is just one of the endless stories Fielder-Civil is to reveal about poor Amy...
Amy Winehouse's ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil has today claimed the 26-year-old singer was too busy partying to be able to record the James Bond theme song.
The 27-year-old claimed that Winehouse, who teamed up with Mark Ronson for the proposed 'Quantum of Solace' title track in 2008, allegedly ruined the potential collaboration with her wild partying antics in the recording studio.
Fielder-Civil said: "It just turned into an excuse for a wild drink and drugs party. She wasn't concentrating on work."
He has also claimed that he was disappointed that she was too inebriated to record the song, which was replaced with Alicia Keys and Jack White's duet 'Another Way to Die', as the 'Rehab' singer had promised to dedicate the song to him.
He added: "She told me she was writing a song about me and her, and our relationship. How cool is that. To think, in 30 or 40 years, people would be watching this film and still hearing the song about us. That was really amazing - but she messed it all up.
"Amy has always been under intense pressure, even when we were together. So much is expected of her because 'Back to Black' was such an amazing hit. People need to give her a break."
Blake and Amy were granted a decree nisi last week and will have their divorce finalised in just over four weeks. And we suspect that this is just one of the endless stories Fielder-Civil is to reveal about poor Amy...
