[New Music] Did She Nail It? RCA Releases Whitney Houston’s “His Eye Is On The Sparrow”

May 23, 2012 by in Latest News with 3 Comments

Tuesday, Whitney Houston’s last recording was released (“Celebrate” feat. Jordin Sparks) and this morning, RCA Records has issued another stirring track from the upcoming Sparkle movie (in theatres Aug 17). The classic gospel song “His Eye is On the Sparrow” is performed by Houston in a moving scene from the film. There wasn’t a dry eye on set after that scene was shot. Take a listen!

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Authored by: Kellie Williams
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