She made quite an impression on the music industry over her short-lived career, and it seems the late Amy Winehouse has achieved a posthumous sales milestone.
The “You Know I’m No Good” songstress’ 2007 Grammy-winning album Back to Black is the highest-selling album in the UK for the 21st century.
As the music industry continues to mourn the loss of Amy Winehouse, veteran crooner Tony Bennett will share a special tribute to the late songstress at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards.
Bennett had a unique opportunity to spend time with the “Rehab” songstress when they recorded “Body and Soul” at Abbey Road Studios in London this past March.
Exactly one month since her death, the family of Amy Winehouse has spoken out, revealing that there were no drugs found in her system at the time of her passing.
It’s less than to weeks away, and the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards will have touching tributes to two terrific singers.
First off, the evening will include a segment to honor Britney Spears. Executive producer Amy Doyle told press, “Britney will be at the show and we’ll be paying tribute to her.”
It was a devastating blow to the Winehouse family when Amy Winehouse passed away last month, and now there are claims that her residence was robbed shortly thereafter.
According to a report, Mitch Winehouse, Amy’s dad, believes that someone took music, lyric notebooks, and letters from the “Rehab” songstress’ home after she died.
Trying their best to make a good thing come out of tragedy, Amy Winehouse's parents are already in the midst of setting up the Amy Winehouse Foundation.
And it turns out they’ll use the late “Rehab” singer’s $4 million house in Camden, North London as the headquarters for the organization.
The death of Amy Winehouse sent shockwaves all throughout the music industry, and last night (August 3) Coldplay showed some love for the late songstress.
During their Grammy Foundation benefit gig at UCLA, the “Yellow” rockers added in a rendition of “Rehab” to their set list.
