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Just Whitney
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Track Listing
- One Of Those Days
- Tell Me No
- Things You Say
- My Love
- Love That Man
- Try It On My Own
- Dear John Letter
- Unashamed
- You Light Up My Life
- Whatchulookinat
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #15892 in Music
- Released on: 2002-12-10
- Number of discs: 1
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Whitney Houston recaptures some former glory on her first studio album, thanks to her undiminished vocal prowess and a cadre of impressive producers that includes Kevin "She'kspere" Briggs, Babyface, Teddy Bishop, and Troy Taylor. Houston's pipes shine in the big break-up ballad "On My Own," which is cut from the same mold as 1993's massive "I Will Always Love You." But while her vocal chords are intact, some of the material here leaves much to be desired, including a flat version of Debby Boone's "You Light Up My Light" and the Missy Elliot-penned and -produced "Things You Say." On the plus side, the feisty "Tell Her No" finds Houston on defense, but she's much more interesting with her back against the wall as she huffs: "I can't wait for the day I can rub things in your face." The embattled diva doesn't attempt to gloss over her foibles, as evidenced by "Unashamed" ("Listen here and listen good/ I'm unashamed of the life that I lead, unashamed of the strength of my need"), "Love That Man," and "Whatchulookinat," a body slam at the tabloids that have documented Houston and hubby Bobby Brown's very public falls from grace. Houston may not have recovered her hegemony of the charts, but this album proves she's once again pointed in the right direction. --Jaan Uhelszki
Customer Reviews
loved the album
I loved the album, but it wished it had more songs on there. It was upsetting at times to hear the music that we ought to expect I still love her music and now with Bobby gone, she will be better than ever.
crack is wack
crack is wack whit's lost it here her music sucks now we are tired of watching her and that trainwreck husband of hers will one of them please OD already and take brit and lindsay lohan with you.
Bravo, Whitney!
I had been out of the Whitney Houston loop for a while, and I just discovered this CD...just came in the mail today, actually! I loved it! Whitney's voice has changed a bit, but that happens over the years! I think her voice is still the best out there!
