The festival took place annually from the mid-70s until the late 90s. It was organized by the public TV station "Westdeutscher Rundfunk" (WDR). As far as I know, the performances were open air and free for the audience.
This is the mpst engaged ive seen of her being interviewed. Probably because the intimate setting rather than many people looking at her and admiring her. For a performer, she really wasnt an exhibitionist
I love that the first 3/4th of this song is a gradual build-up to its peak at 2:33 when Harriet says "Well it's my life! Well it's my life! Well I can't be sure what I want anymore. It will come to me later." Those words sum up my teenage years when I first heard this song. Please come back The Sundays!
Amy is so real. I love how she simply just is who she is. She doesn’t try to be anything else. I feel like these interviews are so forced and she doesn’t really care. This guy wasn’t rude to her at all like some other interviewers. Of course some of the questions are a little personal and she answered them with grace. But she’s just such a genuine person. And she be taking care of everyone. Her friends calling her mum. It’s cute but it also shows how much she took care of others and no one really taking care of her. She truly was one of the greats of music history. I wish she could have made more music. She definitely deserved better. RIP Amy Winehouse 🎶💐 I hope she got that vintage wallpaper for her house ❤
