It is 100% safe and secure to order from us as we have been independently verified by THAWTE and your data is transmitted using 128 bit encryption with 'Extended Validation SSL' achieving the highest level of consumer trust through using the strictest authentication standard.See the padlock symbol shown by most browsers when you checkout.This Friday, two new box sets will celebrate the legacy of the late Amy Winehouse across vinyl and CD. (A 2015 vinyl variant of the album-focused The Collection included those same studio and live albums with a different compilation of rarities.) 12 x 7: The Singles Collection and The Collection (both currently available in the U.K.) will respectively collect all of the late British singer's A- and B-sides on 12 pieces of vinyl and her three studio albums on CD alongside a live concert and remix collection previously unreleased in the format. Included on 12 x 7are singles like the Ivor Novello winners 'Stronger Than Me,' 'Rehab,' and 'Love Is a Losing Game.' Its twelve singles - totaling 23 sides (as Disc 12, 'I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus,' doesn't have a B-side) - encompass both Winehouse's jazz-tinged/retro R&B originals as well as her interpretations of such classic songs as Carole King and Gerry Goffin's 'Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow,' Mort Garson and Bob Hilliard's 'Our Day Will Come,' and Leon Russell's 'A Song for You.' Also featured is her impassioned rendition of 'Body and Soul' with Tony Bennett. Upon Winehouse's untimely passing at the age of 27 in 2011, Bennett remembered her fondly: 'She was an extraordinary musician with a rare intuition as a vocalist, and I am truly devastated that her exceptional talent has come to such an early end. I was honored to have the opportunity to sing with her.' She was a lovely and intelligent person and when we recorded together, she gave a soulful and extraordinary performance.

Indeed, Winehouse put body and soul into her small body of work.

The upcoming CD iteration of The Collection presents both of the studio albums released in her lifetime, 2003's Frank and 2006's breakthrough Back to Black.

The latter, still one of the U.K.'s best-selling albums, earned the singer her second Ivor Novello Award (the first was for 'Stronger Than Me' on Frank), a Brit Award, and five Grammys - tying the record for the most wins in one night by a female artist and making her the first British woman to win five of the coveted trophies.

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