If I Ever Stray – Frank Turner
The Death Of You And Me – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
Shuffle – Bombay Bicycle Club
What The Water Gave Me – Florence & The Machine
You Need Me – Ed Sheeran
Lil’ Devil – The Cult
I Can See Through You – The Horrors
Friendly Fires
Arlundria – Foo Fighters
I Got You Babe – UB40
Days Are Forgotten – Kasabian
Come Closer – Miles Kane
I Need You – Maverick Sabre
Undercover Martyn – Two Door Cinema Club
People Help The People – Birdy
Is It Me – The Kooks
Machu Picchu – The Strokes
Wild Flower – The Cult
Norgaard – The Vaccines
Loverboy – You Me At Six
Laid – James
Sit Down – James
She’s A Star – James
Called Out In The Dark – Snow Patrol
Man On Mars – Kaiser Chiefs
Love Removal Machine – The Cult

Parachutes – Charlie Simpson
Promises – Nero
Fire In The House – Hard Fi
Norgaard – The Vaccines
The Death Of You And Me – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
Labelled With Love – Squeeze
Days Are Forgotten – Kasabian
Loverboy – You Me At Six
Money – The Drums
Undercover Martyn – Two Door Cinema Club
You Need Me, I Don’t Need You – Ed Sheeran
Is It Me – The Kooks
If I Ever Stray – Frank Turner
Hawaiian Air – Friendly Fires
Shuffle – Bombay Bicycle Club
Days Are Forgotten – Kaiser Chiefs
Helena Beat – Foster The People
Tempted – Squeeze
Called Out In The Dark – Snow Patrol
It Never Ends – Bring Me The Horizon
White Wedding – Billy Idol
Rebel Yell – Billy Idol
Sweet Sixteen – Billy Idol
Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall – Coldplay
Life Is Life – Noah And The Whale
Is That Love – Squeeze

Fire In The House – Hard Fi
Parachutes – Charlie Simpson
Let Me Go – Maverick Sabre
The A Team – Ed Sheeran
Promises – Nero
Love Song – The Cure
Our Perfect Disease – The Wombats
Atlas Hands – Benjamin Francis Leftwich
Arlandria – Foo Fighters
Norgaard – The Vaccines  
The Hellcat Shalalala – Arctic Monkeys
Called Out In The Dark – Snow Patrol
Days Are Forgotten – Kasabian
Life Is Life – Noah & The Whale
The Death Of You And Me – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
Animals – Kids In Glass Houses
The Only Hope For Me Is You – My Chemical Romance
Pictures Of You – The Cure
Undercover Martyn – Two Door Cinema Club
Shuffle – Bombay Bicycle Club
Pump It Up – Elvis Costello
Oliver’s Army – Elvis Costello
What’s So Funny About Peace, Love And Understanding? – Elvis Costello
Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall – Coldplay
You Need Me, I Don’t Need You – Ed Sheeran
Lullaby – The Cure

Parachutes – Charlie Simpson
Promises – Nero
Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall – Coldplay
Let Me Go – Maverick Sabre
The A Team – Ed Sheeran
Waterfall – Stone Roses
Animals – Kids In Glass Houses
Shuffle – Bombay Bicycle Club
The Adventures Of Raindance Maggie – Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Queen – Under Pressure
Set Fire To The Rain – Adele
Our Perfect Dance – The Wombats
Norgaard – The Vaccines
The Hellcat Spangled Shalalala – Arctic Monkeys
Fire In The House – Hard Fi
The Death Of You And Me – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
Machu Picchu – The Strokes
Made Of Stones – The Stone Roses
Life Is Life – Noah And The Whale
Called Out In The Dark – Snow Patrol
Regret – New Order
Blue Monday – New Order
World In Motion – New Order
Undercover Martyn – Two Door Cinema Club
It Never Ends – Bring Me The Horizon
I Am The Resurrection – Stone Roses

Hitz – Chase & Status
Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall – Coldplay
Let Me Go – Maverick Sabre
Valerie – Amy Winehouse
The A Team – Ed Sheeran
Suedehead – Morrissey
Lippy Kids – Elbow
Undercover Martyn – Two Door Cinema Club
Right Before My Eyes – Cage The Elephant
Fire In The House – Hard Fi
The Death Of You And Me – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
Darling Buds Of May – Viva Brother
Life Is Life – Noah And The Whale
Parachutes – Charlie Simpson
Is It Me – The Kooks
Howlin’ For You – The Black Keys
Everyday Is Like Sunday – Morrissey
Our Perfect Disease – The Wombats
Animals – Kids In Glass Houses
Everything Counts – Depeche Mode
Personal Jesus – Depeche Mode
Enjoy The Silence – Depeche Mode
The Hellcat Spangled Shalalala – Arctic Monkeys
You Need Me, I Don’t Need You – Ed Sheeran
Hairdresser On Fire – Morrissey

Let Me Go – Maverick Sabre
Hawaiian Air – Friendly Fires
Hitz – Chase & Status
Set Fire To The Rain – Adele
The A Team – Ed Sheeran
Where The Streets Have No Name – U2
The Death Of You And Me – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
Parachutes – Charlie Simpson
Up All Night – Blink 182
Right Here, Right Now – Jesus Jones
Promises – Nero
Our Perfect Disease – The Wombats
Gold Blood – Kids In Glass Houses
Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall – Coldplay
Inhaler – Miles Kane
Undercover Martyn – Two Door Cinema Club
Still Life – The Horrors
Called Out In The Dark – Snow Patrol
Machu Picchu – The Strokes
With Or Without You – U2
The Hellcat Spangled Shalalala – Arctic Monkeys
Shuffle – Bombay Bicycle Club
Back To Black – Amy Winehouse
Rehab – Amy Winehouse
Valerie – Amy Winehouse & Mark Ronson
Lippy Kids – Elbow
Fire In The House – Hard Fi
Norgaard – The Vaccines
Bullet The Blue Sky – U2

The talented jazz-singer had been working sporadically on a third album, before her death on Saturday.

The recorded tracks are mostly in demo format but there is “a lot of material” available, according to The Daily Telegraph.

The paper reports that Winehouse’s parents Mitch and Janis will have the final say over whether any new material will be released, however, a third album is long-awaited by fans.

Winehouse’s last album Back To Black was released in 2006 and has – since her death – returned back to the album charts in 16 countries.

The list of stars who have died at this early stage in their life covers a range of eras and styles but one thing they have in common is that they had a huge influence on music during their short careers.

The ultimate rock ‘n’ roll expression “live fast, die young” – which actually dates from the 1949 Humphrey Bogart movie Knock On Any Door – is often quoted in the cases of five other musicians who left their fans wanting more at the age of 27.

Brian Jones (1942-1969)

One of the founding members of The Rolling Stones, he was best known for his guitar and harmonica playing in the band.

He had also initially doubled up as the business manager of the group – earning more than the other members. But when Andrew Loog Oldham was appointed as manager, Jones became renowned as much for his heavy drug use as for his musical contribution to the band.

When in June 1969, the other members decided that they needed a reliable lead guitarist for their upcoming tour, the 27-year-old was replaced in the band by Mick Taylor.

Less than a month later, the star was found dead in the swimming pool at his home at Cotchford Farm, in Hartfield, Sussex

A coroner ruled his death was caused by “misadventure” and also noted that Jones’s liver and heart were heavily enlarged by drug and alcohol abuse.

A film, Stoned, released in 2005, claimed Jones was killed by his builder, Frank Thorogood, to whom he owed money. Mr Thorogood was also said to have made a deathbed confession in 1993. But despite a police review of the case, no further action was taken.

Janis Joplin (1943-1970)

At the height of her career, the singer was known as the Queen of Rock and Roll and the Queen of Psychedelic Soul.

Joplin’s body was discovered by her road manager John Cooke at the Landmark Motor Hotel in Los Angeles.

The singer had a heavy addiction to heroin and it was claimed she would inject up to $200 worth of the drug per day.

It was the drug that eventually killed her, according to the official coroner’s report.

Cooke has always maintained that Joplin died from a dose of heroin stronger than normal, as several of her dealer’s other customers also overdosed that week.

Jimi Hendrix (1942-1970)

Widely regarded as one of the greatest electric guitarists in musical history, Hendrix was also well known for his sense of style.

The official post-mortem examination report stated that he had choked on his own vomit.

In 2009, Animals roadie James Wright – also known as Tappy – wrote a book claiming Hendrix has been murdered.

He suggested that Hendrix’s manager Mike Jeffery had admitted that the star had been killed because he had wanted to end his management contract.

But Mr Jeffery’s assistant manager later said the story was made up to boost sales of the book.

Jim Morrison (1943-1971)

The Doors frontman, who would often improvise poems while on stage, was found dead in a bathtub in a Paris flat.

No official post-mortem examination was carried out because the medic who was called to the scene claimed there was no evidence of foul play and ruled that heart failure was the cause of death.

Since then, much has been written about his death with friends of the star claiming he died of a drug overdose.

Some believed the musician, who suffered from asthma, had been suffering from a respiratory condition which led to him coughing up blood and choking on it.

Kurt Cobain (1967-1994)

The US songwriter was best known as the lead singer in grunge band Nirvana.

His heroin addiction and battle with depression was well documented.

In 1994 an electrician, who had arrived to install a security system at Cobain’s house, discovered the star’s body.

A shotgun was found lying on his chest and the coroner ruled he had died from a gun wound to his head and concluded the death to be a suicide.

Conspiracy theories surrounding his death began to surface after a private investigator, employed by Cobain’s wife Courtney Love, suggested it had been murder.

Winehouse released her first album, Frank, in 2003, when she was 20 years old. She quickly gained attention for her deep, bluesy voice and sexually charged lyrics. Her 2006 album Back to Black gained her worldwide fame, spawning the hits “Rehab”, “You Know I’m No Good”, and the title track. She won five Grammy awards and the album sold 10 million copies.Winehouse’s musical triumphs were often eclipsed in the eyes of the media by her struggles with substance abuse. She was arrested several times for assault and drug offenses.

In June, her comeback tour was canceled after a disastrous performance in Serbia.Her final public appearance occurred on Wednesday at the Roundhouse in London, where she guested with her goddaughter Dionne Bromfield. Winehouse was reportedly at work on a new album.