http://youtu.be/m46nvic8VIA
Whitney Houston cut her teeth as a Gospel singer, backing up her mother, Gospel singer Cissy Houston. Whitney’s voice at her peak was powerful yet seemed effortless. The isolated voice track tweeted by Matt Maher is incredible, and check out the video of Whitney at the Grammys tweeted by Sandi Patty (above).
“Cried myself thru LAX but am composed enough now to say that Whitney was my musical hero growing up. I have faith she now rests in Peace.” and “Oh my gosh. Landed in LA & had over 20 texts telling me horrible news. Say it isn’t true. #WhitneyHouston” — @mandisaofficial
“Whitney’s isolated vocal track on “How Will I Know.” http://tmblr.co/ZZatZyGGlYla” – @mattmahermusic here’s link
“As a young girl, I remember 1st time I ever stood in a studio. What was that 1st song I recorded? Whitney Houston’s Greatest Love Of All” and “As I’m standing on red carpet for a pre-Grammy party, I learn that 1 of my greatest musical influences has died. Hard to smile.” @nataliegrant
“Sitting in the dressing room listening to “I Wanna Dance With Somebody.” Her voice was effortless. — @BartMillard
“Whitney Houston, you’ll be missed. God gave you an incredible gift.” — @lecrae
“I’m SOO sad to hear Whitney is gone. WOH! She was one of my greatest musical influences growing up… ( Huge heaviness in my chest ) WOH.” and “Ideal Whitney Tribute : CeCe Winans, Mariah Carey, Kim Burrell, Jordan Sparks, Jennifer Hudson…” — @beckahshae
“I LOVED her SO much, but God loved her more. I pray she’s resting in His arms!” — CeCe Winans
“Watch right after her last note! RT @CoreyStrong: @SandiPattyP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m46nvic8VIA
— @sandipattyP
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