Whitney performing Loverman and All the Man That I Need at the 1991 BMAs

[midnightman]

People go on about her tragic life but she possessed one of the greatest instruments ever in that voice. And she was only 28 here!

[marv2]

That was a monumental performance. I taped it from television myself. She was at her best here.

[marv2]

Here's a slightly better quality clip of the performance without the lyrics. She killed it!

[midnightman]

She's one of those artists that became legendary before they turned 30.

[marv2]

She's one of those artists that became legendary before they turned 30.

This was at a point where she was like "The Goddess of All Music" yet, people were not insanely worshiping her like some do Beyonce. Where is Adele?

[Guy]

One of my favorite, if not THE favorite, of Whitney's televised performances. She was firing on all cylinders -- I love the part of "My Man" where she hits that high trill on "I'll be !!!" -- and what is most extraordinary is that a crowd of industry folks were on their feet for the whole performance. The audience knew they were watching an extraordinary talent.

[Bluebrock]

One of my favorite, if not THE favorite, of Whitney's televised performances. She was firing on all cylinders -- I love the part of "My Man" where she hits that high trill on "I'll be !!!" -- and what is most extraordinary is that a crowd of industry folks were on their feet for the whole performance. The audience knew they were watching an extraordinary talent.

Totally agree Guy. A truly iconic performance never to be repeated.