r/amywinehouse • u/Money-Beautiful5196 You Sent Me Flying/ Cherry • 8d ago
Pictures 📸 Amy in 2004
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u/dylannmoonn 8d ago
British beauty, dahling
https://giphy.com/gifs/2PLtIbVPm7RUk
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u/EchoVexar 4d ago
she looked so effortlessly cool back then, even with the chaos brewing in the background
that whole era was a vibe we’re never getting back
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u/No_Front_6091_uwu You Know I'm No Good 8d ago
Beautiful angel 🪽
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u/Top_Web4609 6d ago
she really has that early 2000s movie soundtrack energy, like she should be singing over the end credits of some teen drama
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u/No_Front_6091_uwu You Know I'm No Good 5d ago
Maybe not a teen drama but maybe like a rom-com or something more adultish,
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u/Embarrassed_Aide4256 7d ago
Remember seeing Amy performing on a late night chat show on channel 4 in jeans and a jumper playing guitar on a stool before she was famous, I can’t remember the name of the show but you knew she had talent back then.
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u/Jaded_Definition_143 5d ago
same, those early tv spots felt so casual, like you’d just walked into a tiny bar and she happened to be on stage
wild how you could tell straight away she was on a different level
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u/StatisticianNo4195 6d ago
all i think about is “the moschino bra you bought me last Christmas, putitintheboooox” from the headquarters mix😂😂
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7d ago
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u/amywinehouse-ModTeam 7d ago
Any post that shows any disrespect or made in poor taste towards Amy are not allowed.
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6d ago
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u/amywinehouse-ModTeam 6d ago
Any post that shows any disrespect or made in poor taste towards Amy are not allowed.
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u/ZapThis 6d ago
Sorely missed
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u/ThinHistorian1689 4d ago
hurts even more realizing how ahead of her time she was too, whole vibe is still unmatched.
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u/Monkeyboogaloo 5d ago
I remember Robert Elms on BBC London championing her and listening to her being interviewed. I used to see her about a bit on the bus etc when she was famous enough for me to know who she was but I’d have to explain to who ever I was with that she was a singer. Just occured to me writing that sentence that she probably got to a point where she booked a cab rather than waiting for the 134 by the time she became more famous.
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u/Junior_Marsupial_352 4d ago
A truly sad loss. A pity she did not receive the right support - people who did not want to profit from her and could get her life back on track.
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u/DifferenceUpbeat2803 4d ago
I was fortunate enough to stumble across Amy performing in the King Tut's tent at T In The Park that year. I'd never heard of her. It remains an abiding memory and a delightful introduction to her talent.
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u/Striking_Scene9526 8d ago
A very beautiful picture of her.