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She was something else.
BTW – This video is not available in my country.
What a fantastic talent she had.
Oh how I loved her voice! Such a shame she self destructed, so very sad.
A sad death. But I was never a fan.
Such a talent lost!
I agree she had a very powerful voice, but I didn’t really like this song much. Sad death.
yup…no one else can belt this out the way she did. jennifer hudson did offer an awesome tribute to her, however, on last night’s grammy awards.
may whitney rest in peace.
She always seemed to be a tragic figure, out of control. Sad. Fame is a hard life for some people, regardless of talent.
I hate power ballads, but what a wonderful voice. You should have posted It’s Not Right But It’s Ok