Ronnie Wood Shares Heartfelt Amy Winehouse Addiction Talks

Ronnie Wood recently recalled intimate conversations he had with Amy Winehouse about her battles with alcohol addiction. Wood shared that he advised the singer to manage her condition before taking the stage, noting his sadness that her career was cut short. The Rolling Stones' upcoming album, Foreign Tongues, features their rendition of Winehouse's acclaimed song 'You Know I'm No Good.'

Mick Jagger's harmonica takes the lead on the track, which is described as a tribute to the late artist. Keith Richards, a fellow bandmate, expressed his own regret about not developing a closer relationship with Winehouse, remembering their shared performance at the Isle of Wight Festival in June 2007. Winehouse's 2006 album, Back to Black, achieved significant success, winning five Grammy Awards in 2008, though she faced personal struggles with addiction.

Despite facing challenges, Winehouse had made progress in her recovery efforts before her death in July 2011. Friends and collaborators remember her as a young woman navigating addiction publicly. The Rolling Stones' Foreign Tongues album, set for release on July 10, will also include contributions from other notable musicians.