Sam Smith, Mark Ronson and More on Amy Winehouse’s Lasting Legacy, Tragic End and Eye-Opening New Documentary Winehouse's former bandleader recalls his last conversation with the singer: "She ...

"Hi, I'm Mark Ronson. For those of you who might not know me, I wrote the song 'Back to Black' with Amy Winehouse some 15 years ago at this exact piano right here," the 46-year-old "Uptown Funk ...

Season 20 Episode 142 Show Highlight: Seven-time Grammy Award winner Mark Ronson fondly reminisces about his collaborations with the legendary late music icon Amy Winehouse. Amidst the heartfelt ...

Amy Winehouse’s final album, 2006’s Back To Black, is a highlight of Mark Ronson’s production discography; He produced about half the songs on the album and got a writing credit on the title ...

Amy Winehouse’s seminal album Back To Black took the UK by storm. Behind her – guitar in hand – was her collaborator and close friend Mark Ronson ...

Mark Ronson spent one of the happiest, most momentous days of his life minus one very special friend: the late Amy Winehouse. And despite the glitz and joy of the big day, the absence of Winehouse ...

RAYE and Ronson's first collaboration, "Suzanne," is out this Friday, June 13. They'll release another song, "Grandma Calls the Boy Bad News," on the soundtrack for the upcoming F1 film later this ...

The other night, producer Mark Ronson gave his first performance since the funeral of Amy Winehouse, his friend and frequent collaborator, and he paid tribute to the late singer with a performance ...

MARK RONSON: Amy was so serious about her words. Working on “Back to Black,” when she first sang the chorus, she said, We only said goodbye in words/ I died a hundred times.

Mark Ronson felt like a ''brother'' to Amy Winehouse. The 'Uptown Funk' hitmaker worked closely with the late star - who tragically passed away from alcohol poisoning in July 2011 at the age of 27 ...

Mark Ronson with his mother, Ann Dexter-Jones, in 2013. Photograph: Dave M Benett/Getty In the class-conscious UK, Ronson wrinkles noses for his privilege.