Rare: Whitney Houston - Saving all my love for you - Live in Nagoya, January 17, 1990
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- Whitney Houston Live Rarity
January 17, 1990, Nippon Gaishi Hall, Nagoya, Japan
Whitney Houston
Saving all my love for you
Live in Nagoya, January 17, 1990
Feels So Right Tour 1990
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What can we say ! ? the tone of the voice of America, very difficult transitions, melismas, high and long notes, roars... and above all this aptitude to transcend the studio version. Her vocal diversity, her art of impro is a gift of God !
Agreed 100%!!! 💯❤
and this is why she's THE VOICE 🗣️‼️
That crystal clear soprano nothing like it and her range is unlimited
Whitney had the strongest head voice of any singer I ever heard...
Opera's finest
Such a beautiful, colorful and rich sound
She used her diaphragm muscles properly and skillfully. That's why she could hit any note under the octave scale with the same consistency. She controlled every vocal element and did what she wanted.
It puts most opera singers to shame. Luciano even was extremely impressed with her coloratura abilities. It's not just head voice it's her abilities to transition registers accurately and quickly.
Thank God someone recorded her live shows so we can enjoy this treasure! And the younger generation who never knew this side can hear this. Her voice will never be matched.
Whitney Houston having one live album is like Kobe Bryant having one mvp shit just not right..
Whitney's vocal peak was truly in 1988 to 1991. This clip is amazing. Her voice SOARS and SOARS even higher.
Technically it was 1986-90
Whitney and Mariah fan forever. 91 & 92 are still incredible tho
@@whitneyandmariahremasters8597 Agreed but add 1991, too. She also did unremarkable and unmatched performances in 1991 especially during her Japan tour.
@@whitneyandmariahremasters8597 Uhm...from a technical perspective it was actually late 80s to early 90s. The early to mid 80s was really her experimenting with her voice, specifically on the high end of her range. By 89' she knew her voice much better and what she could do.
@@samuelking9497 No that's totally untrue. Whitney's prime is indeed 86-88(not counting TV appearences) She started to have neck problems in 89. But I would still count 89 and 90. Maybe her tone was better and her creativity too in the early 90's. But hell no. She lost ability, ease on the upper, breath support, TA predominance. 89 was the starting of her smoking more and more(Said by Robyn). She also had her first vocal injurie in 91 after the Yokohama concerts (said by her mother). That means she had health and technically problems even at the start of the 90's. She was mostly sick all the IYBT tour overall. Maybe you should watch her concerts in 86 to change your mind:"I am changing in San Francisco 1986" "I am Changing in London 1986" I am Changing in New York 1986, You give good love in london 1986, Greatest Love of all in London 1986 "Saving all my love for you 1986" in various dates, Wanna Be Starting something 1986 london, new york, japan. She doesn't strain in those tours. Free projected full M1 notes with great overtones, thing she lost in the 90's.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant!!! I know she never sang this song live the same way twice but she did some particularly different things here that I liked i.e., 3:03 "I'm gonna get, I'm gonna get, WoooHooo". She really conveyed the excitement of the lyrics there.The run she did on the word "Tonight" at 3:57. Her head voice was especially clear, effortless and athletic this night as evidenced at 2:50 on the word "fantasy". Whitney's legacy as the world's greatest singer continues to live on.
At 3:57 G5? I like how she went from low to high and attacked it!
And the alteration in volume from 2:50 to 2:59 ///
yes G5
She had really great agility in chest voice.
What a voice 😱😱😱 what a head voice that head voice killed me.
What a warrior head voice OMG God blessed her with many different ways.
5:54 till the end had me so delighted 😁 the “you’s ” is so sweet
been listerning to whitney since seven years old
The voice it's sooths the soul just amazing R.I.P. Angel
My lord🖤🖤🖤🖤... we really lost a one of a kind 💯💯💯
Her voice my goodness. I'd love to hear the full set from this night. Seems she wasn't sick here, like the one where it was filmed.
Excellent as usual.
3:04-3:05 Rachelle Farelle would approach that part like that lol That reminded me of her, but nobody like queen Nippy!
There’s only one Nippy, that’s me. There’s ONLY one Nippy. I’m NIPPY! Queen of the night I am. I’M Nippy!
Her voice ws just something else
wow...please upload more!thats a great night!
Wait 11 secs is a whistle from her she did so softly. It sounds above the F7 she did Tokyo performance amazing. She really did have at least 5 octaves when she used her full range. Dionne Warwick in 80's said Nippy had 5 octaves confidently.
There's no way 😭
where did dionne say that? i cant seem to find it
That's feedback from the instruments and mic. We gotta see it to believe it.
Fans...🙃🤡🤪🤯
meravigliosa... unica grazie di tutto whitney 🌹
Wow. This is her best version! A shame the recording is so bad.
this is amazing!! that doesn’t mean the recording is bad tho 😂
2:57
Una diosa voz anjelical increible inigualable
Sing that coloratura soprano
Apesar de que Whitney hasta 1995 le pegaba a todas las notas pero desde 1983- 1991 su voz era perfecta, es decir no se habían desarrollado nódulos y por lo tanto se escuchaban sus agudos más potentes y una fluidez impecable.
Ela nunca teve nódulos
@@bryansantos7891 ela chegou a desenvolver infelizmente. Mas eram vários outros fatores também
@@giovanesilva5127 não, na autópsia diz que ela n deu nódulos, é um dom herdado por Deus.
@@bryansantos7891Nos ensaios dessa turnê (I'm Your Baby Tonight), ela foi diagnosticada com "vocal torn" (corda vocal rasgada) que é um tipo de dano vocal, fora que foi uma época em q ela estava muito doente
11 Secs sounds like a C8 or above. That is Nippy singing voice. 9 seconds is a whistle too
That's feedback from the instruments and mic. We gotta see it to believe it.
@@liveinlove4945 I think it was her singing Voice!
@@klion3924 Nah, even at her best Nippy wasn't giving top tier 6th octave whistle notes, why u think she'll be able to give controlled c8 notes.
@@liveinlove4945Who gave a toss about whistle register when she had the quality of head voice. Whistle register is trash and look down and disgusted by Classical music Marstros and singers. In conclusion whistle register is garbage And so is Mariah.
Do you have the Love Medley portion from this concert?
A voz da música.
3:58 THAT G5😍
A5
beautiful G5
And straight after that run. Her agility was dope af. Ppl love to try sleep on her in this area.. when she attacked em they were precise, quick and musical af
@@ogkush1916 HER AGILITY WAS LETHAL DURIN HER DECLINE YEARS SHE WAS A MASTER OF RUNS AND COULD DO ANYTHING
Yasss!!!
Do you have the whole concert?
Unfortunately not. There are only 10 Songs from that night
Where did you find all these concerts?
Got them since 2004 and remastered them from old MC Tapes. Got a list with your Concerts?
Sure do. Would you like me to send the list to you?
Chimier C yes and I can send you mine
1993/9/22の福岡のライブ映像ないですか？(T_T)
Sounds like a mighty colatura soprano
She is a coloratura soprano 😆
Mariah could never hit the operatic notes Nippy could in her Prime in every register
@@kmaur512 * Soprano Spinto
@@MarcosSilva-lw8wr Lyric Coloratura soprano get it right 😆
@Kim Evangela Who you think hit that random whistle sound 11 secs on this song? Not Mariah but Whitney Houston. Nippy was definitely a coloratura with diverse range and endless abilities.
R background singers singing Japanese ?😂
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