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    Anthony Valadez

    Tribute to Amy Winehouse

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    Moved by Amy Winehouse's voice, Anthony Valadez is haunted to hear the pain in the lyrics and melodies after her death. Remember her talent with his tribute mix.
    Moved by Amy Winehouse's voice, Anthony Valadez is haunted to hear the pain in the lyrics and melodies after her death. Remember her talent with his tribute mix.
    Jul 26, 2011

    Anthony Valadez states on his blog:

    I was never a huge Amy Winehouse fan however every time I heard her voice it moved me. It’s haunting to hear her pain in lyrics and melodies now. “Valerie” has always been in my live dj sets but I wanted to work it in with some of her other cuts. I got to play a 20 plus minute set paying homage to her. I am grateful for her gift that she has left us with. Hope you enjoy this one as much as I had playing these records.

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