And to you Amy Thank you for sacrificing yourself so that others, more ignorant than yourself, could learn from the loosing hand you were dealt in life, for some of us our loss, your sacrifice is not in vain.

The world lost something great the day Amy died, I am ashamed I did not truly appreciate her before that day.

Amy was amazing with Tony Bennett.  Heart n soul came through. Check it out. Miss u Amy. 

 richlister wrote: 
That would be one hot-selling app!

Like it more each time I hear it:  7 ==> 8

the whole album is

 Stingray wrote:Your sell-assessment is spot on.

3 sucko barfo´s in a row!! what´s happening in paradise?
yes, one should not say bad things about dead people. but this is sooo baaad it really hurts!

 DanO-1 wrote: 
LOL!! that's some straight shootin DanO   nice

Yes, we know you're no good, Amy, that's why Bill implemented the PSB Button. Ahhh, the PSD button, what and invention. Bill, can you design one for my wife, so I can change what she talks about.

Like this but seems she always sounded no good live

 philbertr wrote: 
The same could be said of scores of writers and artists before her.  Of course, there have been many more drunks with very little insight.

 Stingray wrote: 
Yes you are.

Ear candy.

I'm finding that as time separates the now from the insanity of hype surrounding AW during her career, I am learning to appreciate her music more and more.  Too bad her life was such a train wreck, but that's probably what made her music so great.  hell of a trade off.

An amazing album...........

 philbertr wrote: 
Took the words right out of my mouth. I laughed upon reading this comment.

She had remarkable insight for a drunk

This just in...... Amy's hanging out with Elvis these days at a Burger King in Bosie Id.

This woman could 'cook'

Don't look now, but Bill's playing Ray Charles. Haters, let's go trash his musical ability because he was once hooked on dope.

 Stingray wrote: 
Too easy.

This album just gets better and better with time.  Great voice.  Fantastic production and band.

Too early departed ... RIP ... great vocalist!

Sorry...this does so very little for me.

 Byronape wrote: 
john Lennon was an alcoholic acid head, Keith Richards was a junky, Jim Morrison, Bon Scott and Hendrix all died of overdoses. All drank on stage..... Should we not listen to their music? That makes for slim listenning. Remember sex and drugs and rochnroll...

 iTuner wrote: 
Agreed! This is the first time I've heard it in full, and it's a fantastic song.

 Poacher wrote: 
You are missing the point.  It isn't that we shouldn't recognize the passing of an argueably talented singer and songwriter, it's that we need to use her as an example of what can happen if addiction goes untreated.  That bum on the street with train tracks on his arm and a bottle in his hand could be the next John Lennon or Albert Einstein if given a chance. 

And before all the socially conservatives jump on my ass and accuse me of trying to give away their hard earned money to worthless people, I'm not advocating kicking you out of your house for them and giving the bum your job.  I just thing that if we funnelled the money wasted on drug enforcement and the cost of the imprisonment of addicts to a proven drug treatment system, everyone would be better off.  Less crime, less drugs on the street, less overcrowding in the prisons, less actually dangerous people getting let out of prison early due to overcrowding, and most importantly, less people dying due to lack of treatment and education.

Few sang of down 'n dirty earthly pleasures as well as Amy Winehouse. She lived for sex, drugs, drink and angst. A shame they killed her :(