I’d bought one Whitney Houston single before- ‘I Wanna Dance With Somebody’- but I don’t even remember liking it. I must have bought it to impress some fresh-faced girl co-starring with me in the local amateur dramatics show. Dear me, too many confessions.ffice
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Anyway, after that ‘I Will Always Love You’ musical crime, I certainly didn’t expect to hurtle out to the shops for more Whitney goods. But this redeemed her mortal soul. A razor-sharp, calm look at infidelity, set to an unusually syncopated r’n’b rhythm, it found a new cutting edge beyond the cutting edge. La ffice:smarttags" />Houston was vital again. She cleared a little space for ‘Get Ur Freak On’.
Ignoring Dad’s suggestion that the title sounded like Roy Walker letting a Catchphrase contestant down easily, Junior did some appreciative shoulder shakes and crawled around the room like a ninja arachnid. She gives Whitney a clean slate.
