Like The Bodyguard and Waiting to Exhale before it, The Preacher's Wife is a
soundtrack that also functions as a Whitney Houston album, but that's where the
similarity ends. Where The Bodyguard was adult contemporary pop at its finest and
Waiting to Exhale was a virtual encyclopedia of mid-'90s mainstream black pop, The
Preacher's Wife is a fairly awkward attempt at gospel-soul. Much of the music on the
soundtrack was composed by Babyface, who normally can pull off such fusion, but
too much of the album sounds overly-labored and too careful. Babyface's pop
material and David Foster's production of Houston's "I Believe in You and Me" are
the most successful cuts, bar Kirk Franklin's exuberant "Joy," which utterly puts the
other gospel cuts on the album to shame. So, there are enough strong cuts to make
The Preacher's Wife worthwhile, but anyone who is looking for Houston strutting like
a diva will likely be disappointed.

Whitney Houston - The Preacher's Wife - Original Soundtrack - 1997


Brown Evans - Johnny Gill - Ralph Tresvant - Whitney Houston - Somebody Bigger Than You and I.mp3
Cissy Houston - Hezekiah Walker & the Love Fellowship Crusade Choir - The Lord Is My Shepherd.mp3
Georgia Mass Choir - Shirley Caesar - Whitney Houston - He's All over Me.mp3
Georgia Mass Choir - Whitney Houston - Hold On, Help Is on the Way.mp3
Georgia Mass Choir - Whitney Houston - I Go to the Rock.mp3
Georgia Mass Choir - Whitney Houston - I Love the Lord.mp3
Georgia Mass Choir - Whitney Houston - Joy to the World.mp3
Georgia Mass Choir - Whitney Houston - Joy.mp3
Whitney Houston - I Believe in You and Me [Single Version].mp3
Whitney Houston - I Believe in You and Me.mp3
Whitney Houston - My Heart Is Calling.mp3
Whitney Houston - Step by Step [Remix].mp3
Whitney Houston - Step by Step.mp3
Whitney Houston - Who Would Imagine a King.mp3
Whitney Houston - You Were Loved.mp3

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