8579 - Amy Winehouse Signed Setlist and Dressing Room Sign from Her March 19, 2007, Roxy Theatre Performance

Amy Winehouse Signed Setlist and Dressing Room Sign from Her March 19, 2007, Roxy Theatre Performance Two items from Amy Winehouse's March 19, 2007, performance at the Roxy Theatre in West Hollywood, each signed in silver ink. The first is a stage-used setlist, 8.5 x 11, signed on the front "Love, Amy, xx," with two hand-drawn hearts. Headed by Winehouse's logo, the printed list reads 'Addicted,' 'Just Friends,' 'Back to Black,' 'Me and Mr. Jones,' 'I'm No Good,' 'He Can Only Hold Her,' 'Tears Dry,' 'Valerie,' and 'Rehab,' followed by a rule and "??," with "Roxy Theatre" printed at the bottom beside a handwritten "Stage" notation. The reverse bears an affixed color photograph of Winehouse in performance, old tape swatches to the corners, a production stamp, and a notation, "Amy Winehouse, 3-19-07 Roxy." The second is a laminated dressing room sign, 11.5 x 8.75, signed on the front "Amy, x," with two hearts. The sign is printed "The Roxy Theatre," "Amy Winehouse," and "Dressing Room 1," with "3/19/2007 Island Records" at the lower left and, at the lower right, a "Production" stamp with an ink signature and "3/19." The reverse bears an affixed color photograph of Winehouse in performance, production stamps, and notations in purple marker, "Amy Winehouse, 2nd U.S. Show, 3-19-07, Island." In overall very good condition, with folds to the dressing room sign, and staining and heavy creasing to the set list. According to the original recipient, Jason ‘JD’ DeCosta, the Roxy's production manager for the performance, Winehouse signed both items in his production office following her set, and they remained in his collection after he left the Roxy in 2011. Accompanied by his two letters of provenance. The Roxy appearance came a few days after Back to Black entered the U.S. charts, and the Village Voice's reviewer noted celebrity attendees including Bruce Willis and Courtney Love. The Hollywood Reporter described her backing band as a nine-piece ensemble with a horn section and two male backup singers, presenting the set as a full soul revue. A second scheduled Roxy performance was cancelled, reportedly because of 'exhaustion.'