Her recordings with Tony Bennett provide a different listening context from the studio albums. Body and Soul was recorded at Abbey Road in 2011 and later received a GRAMMY, linking her work to a shared standards repertoire.

Lioness: Hidden Treasures was assembled after her death from earlier recordings. The foundation’s announcement explains the compilation’s provenance; it should be labelled as an archival release rather than a newly completed studio album.

Frank, released in 2003, preceded Back to Black. The official album collection lists Stronger Than Me, Take the Box and In My Bed in the debut's programme. These recordings give listeners a route into her catalogue before the singles that dominate many retrospective playlists.

Back to Black follows a different sequence, beginning with Rehab and including You Know I'm No Good, Love Is a Losing Game and Tears Dry on Their Own. The original albums are distinct projects; a collection that packages them together does not erase that progression.

The official Back to Black 20 edition, dated 23 October 2026, separates the original studio album from demos, B-sides and live material. Its concert component comes from the Paradiso in Amsterdam on 8 February 2007, during the Back to Black tour.

The package also includes notes from Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi and photographs from the album era. It is archival context for an existing body of work, rather than an album of newly recorded Winehouse performances. Demo, studio and concert labels identify the provenance of each version.