Amy Winehouse was the big winner at the 50th Grammy Awards last night. As she scooped up a total of 5 trophies, she dedicated her gongs to her locked-up husband Blake Fielder Civil and Camden Town. The star lost out on the prized Album of The Year, which was given to Herbie Hancock for his album 'River: The Joni Letters.' But elsewhere the 24-year-old artist swept the board in her categories picking up Record of the Year, Best New Artist, Best Song of the Year and two awards during the pre-broadcast presentation, in the categories of best pop vocal album for "Back to Black" and best female pop vocal. Winehouse was unable to attend the event but appeared via a live satellite link from London with electrifying performances of her hits 'Rehab' and 'I'm no Good.' Beehive Amy gave her first acceptance speech of the evening as she collected the award for Record of The Year for 'Rehab.' She said:

"This is to my mum and dad - for my Blake incarcerated. And to London, this is for London because you can't burn down Camden Town"

Winehouse was unable to pickup her awards in person after failing to secure a work visa to travel to the United States until late Friday. By that stage, it was too late to change her plans. Instead she performed in front of a small crowd at a London recording studio. Pictures by Splash News