Amy Winehouse
Amy Winehouse · Arts & Literature
Grammy-winning British soul singer whose album 'Back to Black' became a defining record of its era.
1983, London, England — 2011, London, England
United Kingdom
Amy Winehouse is recognized among Jewish contributors to Arts & Literature — Grammy-winning British soul singer whose album 'Back to Black' became a defining record of its era.
Winehouse was a British singer and songwriter whose deep contralto and fusion of soul, jazz and R&B made her one of the most acclaimed artists of her generation; her album 'Back to Black' (2006) won five Grammy Awards and became a defining record of its era. She died at 27, and her legacy endures through her music and the Amy Winehouse Foundation. She came from a Jewish family in north London and often spoke of her Jewish upbringing.
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Source: IMDb (Jewish Actors list)
Grammy-winning British soul singer whose album 'Back to Black' became a defining record of its era.
Source: IMDb (Jewish Actors list)
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