Superproducer MARK RONSON has been left out of work on AMY WINEHOUSE's new album - but he is still hopeful the singer will hire him to produce her tracks.
The pair collaborated on Winehouse's second album, Back to Black, and went on to score a clutch of Grammy Awards, including a Best Producer prize for Ronson.
The duo subsequently went back to work, recording a theme tune to new Bond movie Quantum of Solace - but the song was eventually scrapped amid rumours they had fallen out.
Winehouse - who is currently recovering from an adverse reaction to prescription medication - is now said to be working on songs for a new LP.
But Ronson admits that he has had no further dealings with the troubled star's new recordings.
He says, "I'm not sure where it (the album) is. I haven't spoken to Amy in a few weeks, and I haven't heard anything (saying) that she's making a record or not.
"I think hopefully when she has ten songs or she's ready to make a record she'll call me and we'll go and start how we did last time."


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Superproducer MARK RONSON has created a list of his top 100 acts of all time, including THE BEATLES, RADIOHEAD and GUNS N' ROSES. Ronson had mentions for recent collaborators THE KAISER CHIEFS and LILY ALLEN but left his Grammy Award-winning pal AMY WINEHOUSE off the list.


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