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 Whitney Houston was the star of the mega-hit soundtrack The Bodyguard, but among the studio talent were producers who were also recording stars: Babyface and the duo of Robert Clivilles and David... |
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 Once upon a time, an Irish-Venezuelan-African-American princess named Mariah was born on Long Island. She charmed Manhattan on the nights her mother performed with the New York City Opera. Brimming with talent, beauty and a stack of songs on her nightstand, she had soul in her voice and Aretha's next lyric in her heart. She left her demo with Sony chairman Thomas D. Mottola like a lost slipper. He heard the promise of her five-octave voice, capturing a vision of love. The princess became a queen...(Lyrics: M. Carey/C. Frantz/T. Weymouth; Music: M. Carey/D. Hall/C. Frantz/T. Weymouth/A. Belew/S. Stanley); Produced and arranged by Mariah Carey and Dave (Jam) Hall; remixed by Sean (Puffy) Combs; Mariah Carey, lead and background vocals; O.D.B. (Old Dirty Bastard), featured vocal; Kelly Price, background vocal; Rec. New York, 1995. From the album #1's, Columbia 69670; Contains a sample of "Genius of Love," performed by Tom Tom Club, used courtesy of Warner Bros. Records, Inc. (by arrangement with Warner Special Products), Island Records, Inc.; P 1995 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.  |
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