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Steven, Canada on October 15th, 2009
This is the perfect song for her right now and the Freemasons mix is getting enthusiastic response even from the 20-somethings at the dance club I go to most often. More power to her!
MACAULEY MAIDSTONE on October 14th, 2009
wat r people talking about this song is brilliant!! i love it its amazing well done WHITNEY!! xx
mr lover lover on October 13th, 2009
Whitney Housten is a legend but this song is a terrible comeback i hate it i was expecting a lot more but its BEYONCE & RIHANNA world so it will not chart well and it deserves to fail...besides who cares if it does
Ernest Washington, Milton Keynes on October 10th, 2009
I am loving this track. Its a retro slice of soul and a great comeback for Whitney. It will probably not chart well, but then again its not a pile of euro trash or a low rate british rap song- which is all that has been at the top of the chart this year. I think its great and good on Whitney for not selling out!
Adam, Bath on October 8th, 2009
Dont really like the original version... BUT Absolutely LOVE the freemasons mix! Its AMAZING and gets you feeling damn fine!
Anonymous on October 7th, 2009
Firstly She is Human and she's not in her 20's any more, so her voice will obviously not sound the same, the voice does darken when you get older. And considering every thing else she's been doing and gone through. It's amazing she's decided to make a come back. To be honest there are millions of people who just want to hear Whitney because it's been ages. The album is Amazing, especially comparing to the majority of stuff these days. My rating goes to The Song ..5/5. A nice little 'old skool' jam.
Gyn on October 3rd, 2009
It's o.k. not quite as good as I was expecting and knowing what she can do, I was a little disappointed (not be harsh) Looking forward to hearing more off the albumn though.
John, Manchester UK on October 3rd, 2009
Love both it and the album, which is quite a pleasant surprise. I was fearing weak ballads or crass stabs at ten-a-penny hip-hop. What we have instead is a lovely pop album. Well done girl!.
John, Bristol on October 3rd, 2009
I agree, somewhat. However, the album is great. There are some cracking tunes including 'Call You Tonight' and 'Didn't know my Own Strength', that show Whitters can still hold a note. As for 'I Look to You', I'd love to see this get to number one. Relating to your comments on her voice, I think we need to remember that she is nearly 50! Reckon your mum could do better? Her new album is certainly as you say, classy and dignified, but also personal. I'm just hoping we don't get to see the inside of her bathroom, for quite some time yet. Good Luck Whitney!
Miles Pearce on October 2nd, 2009
This is very good, i was expecting i will always love you part 2. An Up tempo song that makes u just scream along. loool. Its not amazing or brillant and dosen't come no where near to beating some of the single this year from lady gaga little boots etc. But listenable and terrific. Deserves good chart placing.
mbarneysmith - Mechanicsburg, PA on October 1st, 2009
The intro needs to be shortened, because the rest of the song has everything you could want and more. It builds on itself, and you can help but sing and dance along, but just a little short. Two chorus' just doesn't go far enough to satisfy the need to hear more of her singing, and that capturing melody
Kevin on October 1st, 2009
I don't think her voice has changed dramatically from the My Love Is Your Love era. If anything, she sounds alike. So she doesn't sound any major different, to me. I think she sounds fantastic. She exceeding my expectations. I didn't think she'd sound as good as she does. Whitney is the best. Always has been and always will be.
Andrew, Manchester on October 1st, 2009
The Freemasons Remix is EPIC.
Jeremy Los Angeles on September 30th, 2009
She can still sing circles around anyone out there and that is what we want from Miss Houston. She didn't disappoint. While these other so called "divas" put out forgettable crap and pretend their voices haven't changed at all in 15 years Whitney gave us the truth and that shines thru in this cd.
Gillian on September 30th, 2009
Love it! Has a great old school vibe which suits her voice.
Jay, London on September 30th, 2009
a very respectable comeback considering what she's ben through and the slack she still gets - never expected her to sound like she did 20 years ago but do like the new sound - it's more mature and soulful - the album on the whole is 'old whitney' which isn't a bad thing - 'i look to you' would have been much better if sung as a love song rather then being so much related (as it has been) to 'god' - but other then that it's good to have whitney back and a change from the so called young 'whitney wannabes' around these days.
James, London on September 30th, 2009
It's nice.
Nick B, Bournemouth on September 29th, 2009
I think she sounds almost like Aunty Dionne here. It's a respectable comeback and her voice sounds classy - that'll be all the crack cocaine then. Where does this fit in the modern musical landscape though? Whilst My Love Is Your Love was full of contemporary tunes, many of which had the ability to translate in to successful single releases, I Look To You has just this, plus the token Akon collaboration which is sure to get a release, I suppose. I would have liked to have seen her to do something a bit more edgy a la the work she was doing back in '99. This is the standout track on the album, but I think she may risk becoming an 'album' artist like Celine etc...
Patrick : Canada NS on September 29th, 2009
Yes the voice has changed but this CD has been playing in my car for 3 weeks now...."Million Dollar Bill" is a great tune but the best is "Worth It" Its catchy, fun and easy to sing along with and not to mention that the background singers are awesome too. Too be honest I didnt expect much from Whitney in 2009 cause she has already proved to us that she can sing and she has also provided us with over 20 years of singing...isnt that enough? Glad she is back and look forward to more songs down the road. Cheers
Gareth, Gloucester on September 29th, 2009
I agree with 4 stars, the song suits her voice well and at least has a catchy hook. Whether this becomes a Whitney classic, I doubt it.
YEBOAH EMMANUEL ACCRA on September 29th, 2009
WHITNEY YOU ARE GOOD MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS YOU.
One&Only X on September 29th, 2009
Classic Whitney. I love it
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