Double Elvis.

Discrease, and as a production of Double Elvis.

Alright, happy 4th of July Disco's, we are celebrating with part 2 of our America fuck

yeah, clip show extravaganza because America is the greatest country in the world.

That's a fact, how do I know?

His Whitney Houston told us so back on January 27th 1991.

The F-16s couldn't compete with the performance they had to follow.

Normally the F-16 flyover at any event is the showstopper, but not at Super Bowl 25 in 1991.

Not after Whitney Houston, whose performance of the Star Spangled Banner during the time

of America's first Gulf War, a time of fervent patriotism, a moment where the words of our

national anthem carried particular weight.

Whitney Houston delivered them effortlessly on the back of the infamously difficult to sing

melody.

There were no extraneous notes, there was no reaching, no hiding high notes, and low octaves.

It was more like what the F-16s were trying to achieve.

Power, grace, the fine nature.

Whitney Houston was a natural.

Her voice seemed physiologically designed to deliver soaring, and themic pop melodies

to the widest audience possible.

Clive Davis recognized this the first time he heard her sing.

At that little shithole in the village at a show set up by Jerry Griffith, Arrestus head

of A&R.

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