Mark Ronson paid tribute to Amy Winehouse's iconic album Back to Black with a special show celebrating its 20th anniversary.
The one-off event took place at London's Roundhouse in Camden, marking two decades since the release of the late singer's landmark album.
"I only know Camden through the eyes of Amy, so here we are - we're in Amy's house right now," Mark Ronson told the audience.
"I know you're all here because of how much you love Amy and her music, and we're so honored to be a part of that, celebrating her with you tonight."
Ronson co-produced Winehouse's Back to Black alongside Salaam Remi in 2006.
"I can't believe I got to be involved with that record... I understand how important it is for people," he said.
The special event featured a complete performance of the award-winning album, with vocalists including Baby Rose, Corinne Bailey Rae, Jorja Smith, FLO, Nia Smith and Skye Newman, alongside the Amy Winehouse Band, made up of the singer's original touring and recording musicians.
Each performer brought their own style to some of Winehouse's best-loved songs, including Rehab, Tears Dry on Their Own and Love Is a Losing Game.
For the finale, Ronson invited all the singers back onto the stage to perform a song that didn't appear on Back to Black but has become closely associated with the late star. He announced: "This is Valerie!"
Winehouse died on 23 July 2011 at the age of 27 after being found dead at her home in Camden. Alcohol poisoning was cited as the cause of her "death by misadventure."
