Amy Winehouse appears to have done a U-turn and praised Mark Ronson - just days after claiming the producer was “dead to me”.

The singer accused Ronson of taking too much credit for her second album 'Back To Black' in a post on Twitter at the weekend.

It came just hours after the producer had discussed the album during an appearance on Later...With Jools Holland.

But in another post this morning, Winehouse said: "Ronson I love you; that make it better? You know I love you - it's a Jew thingz."

Appearing on BBC Breakfast today (September 21), Ronson said he had been surprised by Winehouse's original comment.

He also said he owed much of his own solo success to the singer.

"I've always been really candid about saying that Amy is the reason I am on the map,” he said. "If it wasn't for the success of 'Back To Black', no-one would have cared too much about 'Version'."

Winehouse and Ronson most recently recorded a song for a new Quincy Jones-curated covers album, which is due out later this year.

The producer was also thought to be working with the star on her new album, which Winehouse has said will be released no later than January next year.

(by Jason Gregory)