Whitney Houston: Live on “Good Morning America”
Whitney Houston Performing Live in Central Park
Whitney Houston is back in action! Houston, the most honored female artist of all time, performed live on Tuesday for “Good Morning America” before thousands of enthusiastic fans.
Whitney kicked off the show with her new single “Million Dollar Bill” from her new album, a song written by yet another phenomenal singer, Grammy award winner Alicia Keys. Keys describes Houston as her idol and inspiration. Earlier this year, Keys was quoted telling Good Morning America’s Dianne Sawyer that “[Houston] was just kind of chosen to have a voice that would speak to people.” So it’s definitely a dream come true for the beautiful R&B singer to have her favorite artist on stage singing a song she specifically wrote.
Not the Best Whitney Houston Performance
The crowd was filled with many devoted fans that had been waiting for hours in the scorching heat to see the 46-year old singer perform. Whitney performed four songs, “Million Dollar Bill” and “I Look to You” from her new album, as well as classics “My Love Is Your Love” and “I’m Every Woman.”
However, she seemed to have lost her voice while performing. On every song Whitney performed her voice cracked. She has a very strong distinctive voice that can be heard from a mile away. Little cut-off notes and vocal cracks are very noticeable, especially when we’re talking Whitney Houston. After singing her last song she apologized to the 5,000 fans, blaming Oprah for having her talk for so long in an interview, thus, causing her to lose her voice.
Good to Have You Back, Whitney!
Despite all the media scoffs, however, supportive and loving fans were thrilled to see Whitney Houston performance in Central Park for “Good Morning America”. She had energy on her side, which made a grand show for her audience. Although we can all agree it was definitely not her best performance, she was radiant and delivered with exhilaration.
Through all her ups and downs, Whitney Houston is still an incredible performer, a very respectable artist, the only artist ever to have seven consecutive multi-platinum albums, beating out even the Beatles!
