The Week That Was: Benihana Winehouse

It’s time to look back at a week in which we learned of a new Amy Winehouse album: Cut-Cuttin’ with the Dap-Kings. Please, Daptone, can this once and for all spell the end of the International Winehouse of Crazy’s strumpeteer affiliation with the best backing band on the planet? Sharon Jones don’t need no knife.

Before we begin our weekly looky-loo, check out the first single off Bruce Springsteen’s first album in five years — here’s Radio Nowhere off Magic. Now, a backwards glance at some of the old(er) news:

• Nothing will top this parody: The Hipster Olympics
• Rhino Records fucks up the Grateful Dead Taper’s Section
• Now on YouTube: Peep the trailer for April’s Shine A Light concert film from Marty Scorsese and the Rolling Stones
• 50 Cent and Lil’ Wayne may inspire a fit of Jam-on-Jam violence
• Video pops up of Big Red’s return to the stage at SPAC
• Introducing…Tragedy: some stupid metal Bee Gees abortion
• The B List brought us 10 awesome soundcheck videos
• A new album from Levon Helm? Fannnntastic.
• New Monsoon sits down for some questioning as it releases V
• And don’t forget about MP3 Boot Camp and Grousing The Aisles

Let’s go out on a high note: This is a must-watch clip from The Onion called Live from Congress: The Skull-Fucking Bill of 2007. Classic.