The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack Reviews

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Review by Gary R.

I just wanted to say that I am very upset with Whitney and the CD. I feel as though I have lost a role model; the reason for this is simple. Whitney has changed, and her voice has changed also. I can tell when someone's voice has changed because I am a singer. Whitney's voice, like Bobby's, has dramatically declined. She still has the intense emotions and the best, most genuine feelings in her songs, but her "belt" has left her.
The only song that she holds out a note clearly and close to the way that she did both during and before the Bodyguard is in the song "I LOVE THE LORD". It is very sad. In 1995(or was it 1994?) I saw her concert from S. Africa. I hated the concert because she kept doing tricks with her voice. She wouldn't hold out a note; she kept doing curls!
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It's been 3 years, and i don't think that she will ever be the same.

He's changed his mind!

Subject: you can cancel my review

Hi! I just wanted to write to say that I would like you to dismiss my thoughts about the album. I have listened to the CD more, and I am liking everything that I hear. I don't want to discourage anybody from getting the CD. Thank you.

Submitted by: Gary Riefler

Reply to Gary's Review

Date: Sun, 9 Feb 1997 18:14:34, -0500
From: MR JAY BUTLER 
Subject: Re: WHITNEY....and her review by Gary

Whitney said that her voice dropped a couple of octaves when she was pregnant with Bobbi Kristina and it didn't come back after she was born.

My voice teacher once told me that this does in fact happen with certain women sometimes. That's why you don't see many opera divas getting pregnant at all becasue of they fear their voice may suffer. They don't want to take that chance. Anita Baker said once that during and after her first pregnancy... she completely lost her voice but with her second it came back stronger than ever. Each pregnancy is different.
I STILL LOVE WHITNEY, THOUGH!

PEACE,
JAY