Amy Whinehouse
14/09/83-23/07/11
It was always going to end in tears for Amy. The shame of it is that, under all that other stuff, she was talented and could sing. What a waste.
October song
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I was saddened to hear of her untimely death. I never counted her as an artiste for my collection but respected and enjoyed her ouvre. Many words have and will been written on her short and sad life. It is a shame that a sensitive and talented girl was destroyed by the viciousness of the british music industry and if we want to blame then blame modern life in london and the deadly and souless vacuousness that it creates. Vale sweet Amy I will miss what you could have become in your forties and fifties had you been amongst nurturing and honest people.
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