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In the last few years, NFL, Star, Aaron Hernandez, musician and rapper Frado Centana,

K-pop star Kim Jong-Young, all died at 27 years old. Upon their death, many publications made

a point of saying that they adjoined a special club. By a special club, you may ask.

Well, picture perhaps somewhere in heaven, six musicians. They're at a private club.

There are in different parts of a large, elegant living room that offers fine dining,

a wall of interesting and wide-ranging literature, and obviously comfortable,

expensive sofas and chairs. Near the entrance is Amy Winehouse. She's focused while writing

in her notepad, which isn't a surprise. If you watch the documentary Amy, you'll see a scene in

which she is inside a studio writing the lyrics for her Back to Black album. Unlike many pop stars

of her era, Winehouse, for this critically acclaimed album, co-wrote only four of the songs

and herself wrote the rest of the album. This led to five Grammys in 2008, tying the record at

the time for most wins by a female artist in one night. In 2011, Winehouse died of alcohol poisoning.

She was 27 years old. On the other side of the room is Brian Jones from The Rolling Stones.

It's hard to see him because there are a variety of instruments surrounding him. He seems like a

mechanic obsessed with his tools. The sitar, saxophone oboe, and a dulcimer, a folk instrument which

few know of and apparently dates back to the early 19th century, where it was used somewhere in the

Appalachia Mountains. Bill Wyman, a bass guitarist for The Rolling Stones, once said,

Brian Jones formed the band. He chose the members. He named the band. In 1969,

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