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With the exception of Sade, I simply don't like R&B music (and I consider her jazz btw >:P~,) but I was watching an old Steelers game I had taped from 2001 and I taped the follwing program which was a music special on accident. Whitney Houston was on there and I guess I was almost asleep when the game was ending while watching it again and didn't come out of that half-asleep stupor until she came on with an "I Will Always Love You" cover and I was smoked at her performance. As I said earlier, I just don't care for R&B but even though Whitney is not a young woman anymore, I would put her up against any female singer of any format. I especially hate the vocal movements where the divas and wanna be divas climd or descend the chromatic scale to eventually get to the right note in an attempt to show their vocal gift, and though Whitney did a bit of that, it was quite conservative comparatively speaking. I don't own a single disc of hers, but I respect her deeply after seeing that performance. Though I wouldn't listen to her music if I owned it, Whitney Houston has worked as hard as any musician to hone her voice into what it is. Bryant
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