nonames said:

rainbowchild said:

I watched the Oscar-winning documentary, Amy, recently. Tragic ending for a young and talented artist.

It's an amazing, heartbreaking film. We were all expectators of her decline, it was all so fast, so relentless. I would have loved to see where her career would have taken her, had she managed to sort herself out. Her two albums are probably my favourite 21st Century albums (Lioness, not so much...)

rainbowchild said:

nonames said:

It's an amazing, heartbreaking film. We were all expectators of her decline, it was all so fast, so relentless. I would have loved to see where her career would have taken her, had she managed to sort herself out. Her two albums are probably my favourite 21st Century albums (Lioness, not so much...)

Wish I got 2 c her perform live. She was hounded by the paparazzi and while I thought she was getting the help she needed, she was, like any of us, a human after all, and broken-hearted, which may have caused her 2 relapse, not 2 mention her deteriorating health, at such a young age due 2 her alcohol and drug use. Still, her death came as a shock 2 many of us.

two of my favs. the lyrics are great. i'm luving singing along.

amy winehouse makes/made these songs sound ageless imo. she sang from her heart that reached into a soul of honesty in sound. girl could sang!!!!!

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free2bfreeda said:

two of my favs. the lyrics are great. i'm luving singing along.

amy winehouse makes/made these songs sound ageless imo. she sang from her heart that reached into a soul of honesty in sound. girl could sang!!!!!

1.2.

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Our Day Will Come is a great song, i love it.

214, you do know that is an old song?

2freaky4church1 said:

214, you do know that is an old song?

Yes,i know, why

2freaky4church1 said:

214, you do know that is an old song?

i hope 214, you do not mind me posting these wonderful lyrics that amy winehouse sang so beautifully and soulfully.

i'm sure you know the origins of the songs.

i love the fact that amy "did her own thing" as far as the music she chose to record and do live. her voice, nothing less than unique in sound.

'will you still love me tomorrow'

• Gerry Goffin
• Carole King

November 1960

Tonight you're mine, completely
You give your soul so sweetly
Tonight the light of love is in your eyes
But will you love me tomorrow

Is this a lasting treasure
Or just a moment's pleasure
Can I believe the magic in your sighs
And will you still love me tomorrow

Tonight with words unspoken
You say that I'm the only one
But will my heart be broken
When the night meets the morning sun

I'd like to know if your love
Is a love I can be sure of
So tell me now and I won't ask again
Will you still love me tomorrow
Will you still love me tomorrow
Will you still love me tomorrow

"Our Day Will Come"

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Amy Winehouse Our Day Will Come HQ !

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February 1964

'ruby and the romantics'

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amywinehouse refused to be molded into the big triangle shape.

she said "no."

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2freaky4church1 said:

RIP

I think its really lovely that alot of people here have paid tribute to Amy in a beautiful way

I have picked up the High Res audio version of Back To Black recently and again I am amazed how much I love her voice and the album. One of the very best albums of the last 20 years IMO.

funkaholic1972 said:

I have picked up the High Res audio version of Back To Black recently and again I am amazed how much I love her voice and the album. One of the very best albums of the last 20 years IMO.

Besides being a great singer I also thought she was a very attractive girl (when she had some meat on her bones). I thought she was quite sexy honestly.

funkaholic1972 said:

Besides being a great singer I also thought she was a very attractive girl (when she had some meat on her bones). I thought she was quite sexy honestly.

She was before gettin into drugs and alcohol

nursev said:

Of course my fav was Valerie

avajane said:

If you want to know what Amy's best concert was, youtube Amy Winehouse North Sea Jazz Festival 2004. I discovered it after seeing the Amy documentary. Truly sublime from start to finish. Here's a link https://m.youtube.com/wat...1UbpplAU5M

That's a really good one. I saw it a few years ago,

Goddess4Real said:

funkaholic1972 said:

I have picked up the High Res audio version of Back To Black recently and again I am amazed how much I love her voice and the album. One of the very best albums of the last 20 years IMO.

Loved it the minute I heard a DJ spin it at the Virgin Records store. I said, "Who's that?!"

funkaholic1972 said:

Besides being a great singer I also thought she was a very attractive girl (when she had some meat on her bones). I thought she was quite sexy honestly.

Also she had a great personality and wouldn't sugar coat things when it came to talking about other artists for eg. Dido oh the non-verbal shade is priceless.

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I enjoyed her music, and I made a point of seeing her live at a club here named London Calling on College Street. Unlike Prince, with WInehouse you knew that the end was coming, she was a trainwreck. AT the concert she couldn't wait to get off stage and get even more pissed - the audience were handing her drinks as she performed and she was downing them. Total self-destruction.

Love is a Losing Game

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMO5Ko_77Hk

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Guitarhero said:

avajane said:

Guitarhero said:

Love is a Losing Game

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMO5Ko_77Hk

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Speaking of that song, I found this video of Prince playing an instrumental version of that song in Oslo 2011. I've heard the audio before but never seen any footage until now. Here's a link https://m.youtube.com/wat...q1ovegzTzc

Thank you so much.

Guitarhero said:

avajane said:

Guitarhero said: Speaking of that song, I found this video of Prince playing an instrumental version of that song in Oslo 2011. I've heard the audio before but never seen any footage until now. Here's a link https://m.youtube.com/wat...q1ovegzTzc

Thank you so much.

Yes thank you

I loved her.

Dave Grohl's mother interviews moms of Amy Winehouse, Dr. Dre, more for new book

'From Cradle to Stage: Stories From the Mothers Who Rocked and Raised Rock Stars' is due out this spring http://www.ew.com/article...views-book