@QUOC.LA0096 2170096 Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing. My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres. I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice. Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music. I'd love to hear your reaction after listening. ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
@@idiosyncraticparadise1655 Absolutely. Otherworldly, stunning and downright frightening. The London version she did a month later is even more ridiculous, more powerful, more dramatic and operatic. I have the uncut HD sound quality version on my other channel (Eric Dagger) plz Comment there or here and be sure to wear earbuds or 🎧 for the optimum listening experience 😀 ruclips.net/video/YlkT83CpKEU/видео.html
I wish we could have gotten some more pianissimo oriented songs from 80s Whitney. Everyone talks about her power belting, but her dynamics were truly unparalleled. She had showcased many different colors and textures to her voice, and her tone was probably the best there was in popular music throughout every volume output she produced. That bright light and agile voice could’ve sang anything back in these days. Love this!
I second this! I’d love to hear more songs like for the love, lonely talking, jesus loves me, who would imagine a king, dancing on the smooth edge etc. where it shows her dynamic range moreso. She often utilized that softer tone on album tracks and deep cuts
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing. My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres. I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice. Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music. I'd love to hear your reaction after listening. ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
Whitney not only had the greatest voice of all time - her improvisional skill is just unmatched by ANYONE. She is one of very few singers who actually sounds better live than recorded.
My God, this is a nice song and the Stylistics did a wonderful record of it---but nothing can compare to this sweet beautiful voice...RIP dear sweet Whitney
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing. My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres. I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice. Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music. I'd love to hear your reaction after listening. ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing. My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres. I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice. Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music. I'd love to hear your reaction after listening. ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing. My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres. I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice. Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music. I'd love to hear your reaction after listening. ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
I don't care who was before her or who was after her she will always be the best I just wish they would look after her a little more she just gone too soon this lady Breathe music😢😢
Whitney is arguably the GREATEST of all singers. Videos like this just proves why. Her voice had so many layers, and could do anything. From her unmatched lyrical phrasing, to her profound knowledge of her instrument---SHE WAS THE BEST. The only person to come close since Whitney, is Mariah. That's it!
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing. My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres. I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice. Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music. I'd love to hear your reaction after listening. ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
Thank you for posting this. I remember seeing this back, in 1986. She was such a beauty then. Voice pure. Loved this impromptu performance. Just golden!
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing. My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres. I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice. Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music. I'd love to hear your reaction after listening. ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
I loved having Whitney in the world. I wish she hadn't lived so recklessly and throw it all away. She was so pretty, and soft in this video. I still can't believe she, of all people, could have ended up the way she did.
I would love it!!! However I will recommend You're Still My Man & I Know Him So Well I wish I existed back in the 90s and I wish recording or even small footages of her singing these live were released They are extremely difficult to sing so you really can't blame her
@@kyleroper5379 She actually did sing “I Know Him So Well” live with her mother, Cissy in ‘97. ruclips.net/video/CHuYBx_2i_g/видео.htmlsi=IPMaX_MwA6WmszC1
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing. My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres. I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice. Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music. I'd love to hear your reaction after listening. ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
Was she the best voice? Well, you could argue that, but there were other amazing voices, Streisand, Summer, Carey, Dion, Standfield... But I don't think anyone else could bring such delicate, vulnerable yet powerful magic when singing a simple, almost a capella piece.
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing. My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres. I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice. Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music. I'd love to hear your reaction after listening. ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
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If you’ve watched this many times over and over again like this
This made me emotional. She could sing anything and make it majestic from sweet tender sounds to power belts and all in between. We didn’t deserve her
@QUOC.LA0096 2170096 Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing.
My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres.
I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice.
Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music.
I'd love to hear your reaction after listening.
ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
@@TheMastersuperblaste that performance was a FORCE OF NATURE
@@idiosyncraticparadise1655 Absolutely. Otherworldly, stunning and downright frightening. The London version she did a month later is even more ridiculous, more powerful, more dramatic and operatic. I have the uncut HD sound quality version on my other channel (Eric Dagger) plz Comment there or here and be sure to wear earbuds or 🎧 for the optimum listening experience 😀
ruclips.net/video/YlkT83CpKEU/видео.html
We deserved more of her art. Drugs took her life and took her away from us.
Aw yes you're so right, tender sweet sounds here. Wish it was a full version of her singing this, just her to the rhodes, oh how gorgeous 💕
💖Whitney is so super adorable and beautiful.😍 That in combination with her angelic voice is so enchanting and heartwarming.💖
its the way Whitney phrases that makes her singing so grand, even on a simple impromptu like this.
That lady knew how to caress a lyric. AMAZING. So beautiful to listen to and look at.
No voice like Whitneys. Ughh! So effortless, and so poignantly perfect
Love Whitney, but this belongs to Diana and DiNa only. FOREVER ❤DIANA...
@@cravendubose8179 it doesnt tho.
I wish we could have gotten some more pianissimo oriented songs from 80s Whitney. Everyone talks about her power belting, but her dynamics were truly unparalleled. She had showcased many different colors and textures to her voice, and her tone was probably the best there was in popular music throughout every volume output she produced. That bright light and agile voice could’ve sang anything back in these days. Love this!
I second this! I’d love to hear more songs like for the love, lonely talking, jesus loves me, who would imagine a king, dancing on the smooth edge etc. where it shows her dynamic range moreso. She often utilized that softer tone on album tracks and deep cuts
exactly! someone that knows vocals. her power was just a bonus
@@onedollarbleach6891 and both are better than her singles
Omg she was poised and graceful! There will NEVER be another Whitney! 😩👏🏽😍
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing.
My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres.
I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice.
Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music.
I'd love to hear your reaction after listening.
ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
She had the exceptional standards as her familiar base!
There was something angelic about her voice and magical in her performance. 💜🕊💜
Whitney not only had the greatest voice of all time - her improvisional skill is just unmatched by ANYONE. She is one of very few singers who actually sounds better live than recorded.
I've heard this song, and yes.. it's like any other old song. But it become so extraordinary and touching when Withney sang it.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That lil run she did with "you" at the end was pure heaven. That tone trumps ALL. #RIPprettylady 💔
Bruh 😩! I would really love to hear her sing the whole song!
Omg her voice. I can't even. And the sadness that her voice is quiet now forever more. I find it hard to comprehend still🥺
Nobody will ever touch 80s Whitney. To have all the power we know she has and still be able to do something like this so beautifully and gently 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
Apart from the amazing voice, as she sings it´s like she is telling a story. I don´t feel that with the other versions of this song!
Whitney Houston was, is, and always will be The Greatest Voice of All.
Her voice was so perfect
I remember actually watching this live, with my jaw dropping, & knowing it was seered onto my soul like a tattoo forever....
Same
Oh my good lord . That has to be one of the most beautiful woman that’s ever graced this earth , missed forever Whitney xXx
I would give anything to hear her sing this full song. She could sing the phone book.
My God, this is a nice song and the Stylistics did a wonderful record of it---but nothing can compare to this sweet beautiful voice...RIP dear sweet Whitney
Her face is just delightful to look at, just Stunning ❤
What a voice!
Miss you Whitney. Teary eye right now
I thought I'd seen everything of Whitney and then you come up with this 💘💘
Beautiful sound
This never fails to take my breath away, my God that voice.
The Best voice❤🎤💖👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing.
My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres.
I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice.
Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music.
I'd love to hear your reaction after listening.
ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
I love this so much! Missing Whitney and her Angelic voice.❤️🙏🏽🥲 Thank you for sharing this.
The way she sang it just touched me deeply I miss you Whitney 😔💔
She forever sounds like an Angel❤❤❤
Whitney Houston was sooo TALENTED ❤️ still missing
Why Am I crying? The GOAT
She was the black singing barbie doll! Her beauty was so FUCKING UNREAL. RIP Whitney
Beautiful singing Stylistics
What an angel. ♥️
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing.
My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres.
I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice.
Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music.
I'd love to hear your reaction after listening.
ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
please dont ever delete this video .... like ever
She was stunningly beautiful & that voice was incredibly flawless. 🥰 Such an icon. 💗
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing.
My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres.
I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice.
Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music.
I'd love to hear your reaction after listening.
ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
I don't care who was before her or who was after her she will always be the best I just wish they would look after her a little more she just gone too soon this lady Breathe music😢😢
Wow best voice ever
What a voice and what a beauty. I can listen to the way she sing the whole day...it's so relaxing
Whitney is arguably the GREATEST of all singers. Videos like this just proves why. Her voice had so many layers, and could do anything. From her unmatched lyrical phrasing, to her profound knowledge of her instrument---SHE WAS THE BEST. The only person to come close since Whitney, is Mariah. That's it!
Amen.
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing.
My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres.
I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice.
Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music.
I'd love to hear your reaction after listening.
ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
Mariah will never come close…. studio singers are embarrassing….
Go Whitney
May Her Soul Rest In Peace!
Thank you for posting this. I remember seeing this back, in 1986. She was such a beauty then. Voice pure. Loved this impromptu performance. Just golden!
This made me cry
0:56 "uouououO" 😂😂😂
😭
😂😂😂
This made me cry she was so beautiful watching her awwww😢😢😢😢
What a voice!!!
Fantastic
This just sends pure chills down my spine followed by tears 😭! A true angel ❤️
I always wanted her to make an actual cover of this like she did with For the Love of You by the Isley Brothers
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing.
My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres.
I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice.
Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music.
I'd love to hear your reaction after listening.
ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
Queen of Queens!
She was so beautiful
I just love this! Rest in peace beautiful Whitney.
Paul could have just played and let Whitney do the singing.
Before the drugs took over, she had an enchanting personality and didn’t take herself seriously. Lovely girl.
Wow, wow, wow. Just wow.
unica! Deus fez jogou a forma fora!
Such a beautiful individual. I hate the way she passed away.
I love whitney houston ❤️
Amazing
Beautiful 😍 😘
Yea no I wouldnt have made it. I kid you not I would literally die if the most gifted singer to ever exist started to sing to me 😂💯❤
I loved having Whitney in the world. I wish she hadn't lived so recklessly and throw it all away. She was so pretty, and soft in this video. I still can't believe she, of all people, could have ended up the way she did.
Whitney a melhor voz de todos os tempos ❤️😍😍😭😭😭
Did she ever record a version of this song? Because it fits perfect to her voice 💞🎙
I would love it!!!
However I will recommend
You're Still My Man
&
I Know Him So Well
I wish I existed back in the 90s and I wish recording or even small footages of her singing these live were released
They are extremely difficult to sing so you really can't blame her
@@kyleroper5379 She actually did sing “I Know Him So Well” live with her mother, Cissy in ‘97.
ruclips.net/video/CHuYBx_2i_g/видео.htmlsi=IPMaX_MwA6WmszC1
I love you whitney!!
Nippy ❤
Deveria ter gravadoooo 😍
❤
0:58 this is what you hear when you get to heaven.
The tone.. my goodness! Not him btw.
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing.
My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres.
I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice.
Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music.
I'd love to hear your reaction after listening.
ruclips.net/video/FvWdnimqgeA/видео.html
Greates Whitney...
Good audio quality
Was she the best voice? Well, you could argue that, but there were other amazing voices, Streisand, Summer, Carey, Dion, Standfield... But I don't think anyone else could bring such delicate, vulnerable yet powerful magic when singing a simple, almost a capella piece.
Yes she was the best. Those people you name all have great voices, but Whitney takes you on a journey. That’s the difference.
because im not a singer - havent heard more true words😄
What a voice....not him
Absolutely. Whitney's voice had many layers! From the softest sweetest notes to the scariest power. She could lure you in with gentle tenderness (like Karen Carpenter) then morph into a roaring lion and blow your hair back (like Pavorotti) She was a true storyteller with her style of singing.
My ONLY regret for her career is that she didn't and/or wasn't allowed to venture off into different kinds of material and different musical genres.
I would commit a felony just to hear a young Whitney singing opera or rock music. She would've been one helluva rock singer with those pipes of hers...enough to put even the most powerful and iconic male rock vocalists (Freddy Mercury, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Layne Staley) on notice.
Check out what I consider to be her at her most powerful. A 1986 concert performance of the Dreamgirls I AM CHANGING. It is truly remarkable and probably the greatest live vocal ever captured on audio. It's an epic ten minute showcase of ALL of her registers at full power. It's opera, Broadway and gospel...all in one earthquake of a performance. Just imagine that voice singing rock music.
I'd love to hear your reaction after listening.
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LOL at the "not him".
Name of the song?❤
You Are Everything The Stylistics
What a woman…
Wow! Whitney's wig. I wished she would have worn one of those wigs in her live big concerts.
That was her natural hair, she wore her natural hair up until like uh,,, 1997 I believe.
@@orisha1206 Oh I see thanks
@@claudiaarmah2389 np
seoi v. That’s a wig.
@@tyrindarrius it looks like her natural hair to me
I don't think that this was impromptu. Whitney was prepared with the lyrics.
Nice tribute to Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye
Judas Priest recorded their version too 😂
Uh oh anything nippy remakes ends up being hers thank God she didn't do it
Listen to the voice so pure and perfect,not like Paul Shaffer lol
I thought Paul and Whitney together was very cute.
There was no reason for him to sing. 😐
I completely agree!
Isn't this a Diana Ross song ?
No. She did cover it together with Marvin Gaye but The Stylistics recorded the first version.
@@Dutchmusicfan1992 oh okay cause I had a Diana Ross album with this number .thanks for the info
Where’s this from ? A special ?
A show called 'Friday Night Videos.' It was on NBC in my hometown, and they had celebrities introducing videos. I remember this episode.
That is Paul Shaffer and the song is originally from Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye