Whitney Houston - A Fading Star?

Anything but that. Better would Whitney Houston's comeback can not fail. Once again, Whitney Houston has brought into the studio to put the top producers and songwriters of our time to a farther milestone in her career.
Missy Elliot on Kevin "Shekspere" Briggs to
Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds - the entire league is represented.
There is also a sensational collaboration with guitar god
Carlos Santana. Texts as personal as never before, a voice like Whitney Houston's best days - all this makes an album of the superclass, and even surpassed their mega-successful predecessor "My love is your love" (more than 10 million records sold).
With "Just Whitney" will not disappoint lovers of My love is your love, while at the same time is also responsive listeners of their previous discs.
Wonderful ballads (On my own, You Light Up My Life), groovy R & B numbers (Unashamed, Dear John Letter, Things you say), hip up-tempo numbers (Love that one) and great pop songs
(Tell Me No, My love, one of those days) alternate and satisfy every musical taste.
Whitney a fading star? But on the contrary.
The best is yet to come! "Just Whitney" is the best proof!