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Lost 2007 Amy Winehouse Interview Resurfaces
A lost May 2007 interview with Amy Winehouse has resurfaced alongside plans for a 20th anniversary edition of Back To Black.

A lost Sunday Times interview conducted with Amy Winehouse nearly 20 years ago has resurfaced. The interview took place in May 2007 at the Mondrian Hotel on Sunset Boulevard when Winehouse was 23 years old, right after her marriage to Blake Fielder-Civil. In the interview, Winehouse stated that she was discovered at age 16 while performing at a jazz club in London.
During that period, Back To Black was certified gold in the United States and had sold over one million copies in the United Kingdom, and Winehouse won five Grammy Awards in 2007. Since its release in October 2006, the album has sold more than 25 million copies worldwide.
A new anniversary edition of Back To Black is being released for its 20th anniversary. Her former band will play a special concert celebrating the album on October 21 in London, and The Rolling Stones released a cover of You Know I’m No Good on their album Foreign Tongues.
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