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Amy Winehouse

Sung with such feeling, so sad.

Billie Holiday, Janis Joplin, please don't do it...

I thought it was a bit shit

You need to be aware of who Mr Jones is, Jones=junk.

It's very sad Ralph, but one feels, inevitable, ditto Pete Doherty.

It's like watching a car crash about to happen.

Yes, except with Amy Winehouse, sometimes she'll turn up between drinking and shooting up and she'll sing something just the way God meant it to be, and you'll stop and say, oh yes, that's why she's famous. I don't believe that's ever happened with Pete Doherty.

Have been going through some of her earlier works today and couldn't think of a way to describe some of them, you've encapsulated it in one go.

A straight on form Pete can have a crowd in the palm of his hand.  He can be a stunning performer, and his gift for writing will last for many years no matter what the future holds.  Some fans seem to be overally sycophantic but this is born from his talent I believe.  From there it spirals, popularity brings the press, the press report the success but wait for failure, in both cases they are ill and deserve support not ridicule and hounding.  I hate the glee that seeps from the press reporting of situations such that Winehouse went through recently.

I have been lucky enough to see Pete on form twice for that I guess I am lucky, but forever thankfull.

Well, every time I've seen him on tv he's sucked. And although I'm certain I've heard a bunch of his songs, I can't remember a single one of them. He may well have a great talent as a showman and a hellraiser, but as a musician, far as I'm concerned, he ain't got it.  ;scarymoment;

But we might agree that Mickey Maguire finest banjo player in the History of the universe, thats why music is the most wonderful thing, and thankfully we are not all the same;)

Pete Doherty is to music as Stu Ungar was to poker.

you are kidding me?

They both play a blinding game of Gin rummy?

They both drink Gin until they are blind.