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Whitney Houston's Lost South African Concert
A new album of Whitney Houston's previously unreleased 1994 South African concert is set for release, marking the 30th anniversary of the event and the end of apartheid.
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- What criticism has been raised about the album's sound?
- Some critics note that Houston's powerful vocals, while impactful live, might sound overpowering when listened to through headphones due to the original sound mixing.
- What is notable about the album's content and release plans?
- The album's release coincides with a limited theatrical release of a film celebrating the 30th anniversary of Houston's 1994 South African concerts. Ten songs on the album contain the word "love."
- What is the significance of the timing of this album release?
- The album, titled "A Concert For A New South Africa (Durban)", commemorates the end of apartheid and Nelson Mandela's rise to power. It captures Houston's powerful performance and emotional connection with the audience.
- What is a particularly noteworthy performance featured on the album?
- Houston's performance of "Jesus Loves Me" is highlighted as a particularly moving moment in the concert, showcasing her ability to connect with the audience on a spiritual level.
- When and where did Whitney Houston's concert take place that is now being released as an album?
- Whitney Houston's previously unreleased 1994 concert in Durban, South Africa, is being released as a new album, 30 years later. The album features 21 songs, including some previously unheard studio recordings.