Amy Winehouse

Nas Feat. Amy Winehouse | Cherry Wine Yo I want a girl so real Who not after material wealth but get dough still Or maybe an educator, a lady with etiquette Who can be from out the hood or even work for the President As long as there’s no selfishness Yes, as long as her love for the people is deep rooted and evident You can be easily recruited, you’re heaven sent Your smile put me at ease You’re the woman I need but where is sheRead Full Story

MITCH Winehouse is giving his support to Nottingham charity Double Impact, by performing at this years Recovery Ball. Mitch will be guest speaker at the drug and alcohol charities second alcohol free ball and will then take to the stage with his band to headline the entertainment for the evening. Double Impact is working closely with the charity that Mitch set up following the passing of his daughter, the Amy Winehouse Foundation. The two organisations are looking to deliver a programme of...Read Full Story

“Have I got time for a quick pee, I’m busting”?These were the first words spoken to me, by way of introduction, by a vivacious 20 year old Amy Winehouse as she sat perched on the edge of the set backstage, waiting for her cue to go on stage and perform. It was 2004 at London’s Battersea Park Marquee, the event being organised by the Sir Steve Redgrave Charitable Trust, a 'send-off' party to wish the GB Olympic team success at the upcoming Athens Olympic games.Over a thousand VIP guests were...Read Full Story

Rehab (Amy Winehouse song) (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Amy Winehouse, “Rehab” Not every song about rehab and recovery is in support of it. The beehive-d songstress, who died of alcohol poisoning, stormed onto the international music scene with this single off her 2006 album Back to Black. The song relayed quite clearly her staunch refusal to attend rehab (“They tried to make me go to rehab, I said no, no, no”) despite the insistence of her management team, whom she later fired. “I literally...Read Full Story

London, May 22 (IANS) A foundation set up by late singer Amy Winehouse's father Mitch reportedly raised nearly 1.9 million pounds (over $2,000,000) in a year. The foundation helps homeless people, drug addicts and promotes young musicians. "We are honoured we can help so many young people in Amy's [...]Read Full Story