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left behind an extraordinary, if at times tragic, legacy. Here's a selection of the full live performances featured in , our iPlayer exclusive programme. Many of these have never been shown before. Watch Amy through the ages and relive her remarkable career.

In 2004 Amy comes to Worthy Farm for the first time. In this rarely-seen backstage acoustic performance, a strikingly young Amy sings a track from her debut album, Frank, as John Peel and Jo Whiley watch on.

At Glastonbury Amy performs under a rainbow on the Jazz World Stage, attracting a full crowd who brave the rain to hear her and her band.

By 2006 the trademark beehive is beginning to take shape. Fresh from the release of her second album, Back to Black, Amy performs the opening single on Later... with Jools Holland.

Seeing out the end of 2006 with a bang, Amy delivers an unforgettable duet with the Modfather, Paul Weller, whilst Jools Holland accompanies on keys.

At a time when Amy has both Britain and America at her feet, she performs in this Â鶹ԼÅÄ Session at Porchester Hall in Bayswater. In never-seen-before footage, Amy performs Wake Up Alone. As Mark Cooper, Head of Â鶹ԼÅÄ Music Television, describes: "Everyone there in Bayswater that night was almost hugging themselves to be catching this emerging superstar at such close quarters."

During the Â鶹ԼÅÄ Session at Porchester Hall, Amy seems to unravel. As she sings Love Is A Losing Game in this unseen footage she seems to well up.

2008 marks Amy's third, but sadly final, visit to Glastonbury. Before a crowd of devoted fans, with cocktail umbrellas in her hair, she performs Back To Black.