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Whitney Houston Singing Star Spangled Banner
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Posted on 02/11/2012 9:27:28 PM PST by navysealdad
Whitney Houston performing the Star Spangled Banner for the troops,live at her 1991 "Welcome Home Heroes" concert in Norfolk, Virginia, USA.
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To: microgood
I can get past the so called “yodeling” because IMHO she had one of if not the most beautiful and powerful voices on the planet! I think the yodeling comes from her church beginnings.
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02/12/2012 5:14:28 AM PST
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Mier
(Liberalism always generates the exact opposite of its stated intent!! "Jim Quinn")
To: microgood
This is actually the link to the Superbowl preformance. The other link is for her rendention in VA for the homecoming of the troops. It is obviously pre-recorded per NFL policy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jeUINzHK9o
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02/12/2012 5:21:04 AM PST
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Average Al
(Forbidden fruit leads to many jams.)
To: navysealdad
Fantastic voice. From a time when pop music was good, and her music was a big part of it. RIP.
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02/12/2012 5:21:04 AM PST
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TwelveOfTwenty
(Compassionate Conservatism? Promoting self reliance is compassionate. Promoting dependency is not.)
To: microgood
Oh, I agree that she was talented. I also agree that the finished product of that song was top notch.
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02/12/2012 8:11:11 AM PST
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GOPyouth
("We're buying shrimp, guys. Come on." - Dear Leader)
To: navysealdad
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02/13/2012 2:00:42 AM PST
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Rummyfan
(Iraq: it's not about Iraq anymore, it's about the USA!)
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