Amy Winehouse finished the year of her death with a Top 10 placing in Australia's album charts. Her posthumous album, Lioness: Hidden Treasures, was eighth in a listing released Monday and headed by fellow British singer Adele.
Susan Boyle, who toured in November, was second on a list compiled
by the Australian Recording Industry Association that also included
fellow crooner Tony Bennett.
Winehouse, whose album features original tracks and covers, is top
of the album charts in Britain.
An inquest found the 27-year-old was more than five times the
legal drink-drive limit when she was found dead in her London home in
July.
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