Amy Winehouse

Born: 14th September 19823, London, UK
Died: 23rd July 2011, London, UK

First Single: Stronger Than Me (October 2003)

Album Discography: Frank (October 2003); Back To Black (October 2006); Lioness: Hidden Treasures (December 2011)

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