Her voice is still doing
great, and people love her
just as much as always.
This was a very cheerful
concert by Whitney Houston at
Central Park in the summer of
2009.

Whitney Houston held a free
concert in support of her new
album on Tuesday, September 1,
2009 at Central Park Ramsey's
Playfield, New York. Houston's

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Her voice is still doing
great, and people love her
just as much as always.
This was a very cheerful
concert by Whitney Houston at
Central Park in the summer of
2009.

Whitney Houston held a free
concert in support of her new
album on Tuesday, September 1,
2009 at Central Park Ramsey's
Playfield, New York. Houston's
life has been troubled of
late, and this new album is
considered a comeback for
her.

Whitney Houston's Central Park
performance was, as I said,
free, and it's clear from the
attendance that her 'fans will
always love her.' If you
didn't get to see it at noon
ET on Tuesday, you can see the
performance tomorrow on 'Good
Morning, America.'

At noon, Whitney Houston was
on a purple-adorned stage in
New York City’s Central
Park taping the music to be
broadcast Wednesday. Wearing a
form-fitting brown dress, the
diva recorded three songs from
her brand-new album, I Look to
You, including her new dance
track Million Dollar Bill.

Even the most apologetic
Whitney Houston fan couldn't
have missed the fact that
during the Central Park
conert, her voice cracked a
number of times. Unlike
post-production on albums,
there's no way to hide that,
live.

Despite all that, this is her
first studio album in 7 years.
With Whitney Houston's Central
Park concert done, she's
definitely back.
Since her 1985 debut, Houston
has sold more than 170 million
albums, singles and videos.
She has also won 6 Grammys, 2
Emmys, 23 American Music
Awards, and 16 Billboard Music
Awards.

Besides Whitney Houston's free
Central Park concert, and her
showing on GMA tomorrow, she
will appear on Oprah later
this month. In fact, it will
be Oprah's season premiere
September 14, 2009.

Category Entertainment

Tags WHITNEY, HOUSTON, CENTRAL, PARK