Whitney Houston: Queen of Pop or Queen of Gospel?
Okay, so, let’s talk about Whitney Houston for a sec. Now, we all know her as the voice of an angel, right? The woman who could make a cat cry with her rendition of “I Will Always Love You”. But did you know that this diva of pop also had a serious gospel side?
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| Did Whitney Houston Ever Sing How Great Thou Art |
The Whitney Houston Gospel Question
The burning question of the century (or at least this week) is: Did Whitney Houston ever sing "How Great Thou Art"?
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I mean, it's a classic, right? A hymn so powerful, it could make a stone cry. So, naturally, we'd expect the Queen of the High Notes to give it a whirl. And she did!
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But here’s the thing: It’s not exactly a chart-topper. It's more of a spiritual journey than a catchy tune. So, while Whitney definitely blessed our ears with her gospel vocals, this particular hymn might be tucked away in a less-traveled corner of her discography.
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Whitney's Gospel Side: A Hidden Gem
Don't get me wrong, Whitney's gospel voice is pure gold. It’s like discovering a hidden treasure chest filled with diamonds when you thought it was just a dusty old box. Her rendition of "I Believe in You and Me" is enough to give you goosebumps. And let's not forget her powerful performance of "Lord, I Need You" at the Soul Train Music Awards.
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So, while we might not have a definitive, chart-topping version of "How Great Thou Art" by Whitney, her gospel legacy is undeniable. She was a woman of immense talent, and her music touched souls in ways that few artists can.
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How to... Whitney Houston Gospel Edition
How to find Whitney Houston's gospel music?
- Dive into her albums like "The Preacher's Wife" soundtrack and "I Will Always Love You: The Gospel Album".
How to appreciate Whitney's vocal range?
- Listen to her live performances. The power and control are simply breathtaking.
How to experience a gospel moment?
- Close your eyes, play "I Believe in You and Me", and let Whitney's voice transport you.
How to discover other gospel greats?
- Check out artists like Aretha Franklin, Mahalia Jackson, and Kirk Franklin.
How to sing like Whitney (kind of)?
- Practice, practice, practice. And maybe take a few vocal lessons.
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