July 13, 2008 19:22

Amy Winehouse makes Blake dedication at T In The Park

Huge crowd turn out for troubled singer at Scottish festival

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Amy Winehouse played an afternoon slot at the T In The Park festival today (July 13), dedicating a song to her husband, Blake Fielder-Civil, who is currently in prison.

The singer kept chat to a minimum as she played in front of one of the biggest crowds of the weekend.

Wearing minuscule red hot-pants and a leather jacket, Winehouse played a 14-song set including 'Rehab', 'Back To Black' and 'Tears Dry On Their Own', ending the show with her cover of The Zutons's 'Valerie'.

The singer dedicated 'Wake Up Alone' to her husband during the set which was bereft of the controversy that surrounded her Glastonbury headline appearance last month.

Amy Winehouse played:

'Addicted'
'Just Friends'
'Tears Dry On Their Own'
'Cupid'
'Back To Black'
'Wake Up Alone'
'Some Unholy War'
'Love Is A Losing Game'
'Hey Little Rich Girl'
'You're Wondering Now'
'You Know I'm No Good;
'Rehab'
'Me And Mr. Jones'
'Valerie'


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