Amy Winehouse wins posthumous Grammy

Amy Winehouse won her first posthumous award at the Grammys last night (12 February).

The late singer won the award for Best Performance by a Pop Duo or Group for her duet with Tony Bennett 'Body and Soul'.

Winehouse's parents Mitch and Janis collected the award alongside 85-year-old Bennett.

Mitch said: "We shouldn't be here. Our darling daughter should be here. But these are the cards that were dealt.

"It meant so much to her, and Tony's collaboration has meant so much to her - and she was so excited about 'Body and Soul,' because it's her favorite song."

He also paid tribute to Whitney Houston, who died this weekend, and Etta James who died a few weeks ago stating "There's a beautiful girl band up there."

Amy was found dead at her Camden home on 23 July 2011. She was 27-years-old and died from alcohol poisoning.

Since her death, Amy has enjoyed a number one album with the posthumously released 'Lioness: Hidden Treasures', which features the duet with Bennett, previously recorded tracks and unheard versions of her hits.