I have been a long-standing fan of Mr.s Whitney for years now, and for great reason. She is one of the greatset POP/R&B singers on the market. Her work is always origional, though she may not write any of it, she does choose songs that focus on her voice rather than the image or the appeal. This si exactly what this album does. There are some beat heavey groves on this disc, and with Whitney's beautiful, full voice we get the whole package. 'It's Not Right But It's Okay' already a single of the past (I think No.4 on the charts) is a great up-tempo song, filled with wonderful harmony and lyrics. 'When You Believe' her duet with my fav. Mariah Carey, is a great song that should have been bigger than it was. Because it wasn't /mainstream' pop it didn't get its play time, which is strange 'cause between the two of these diva's (I hate that word!) they have had 25 No.1 hits and 91 weeks at No.1. Go figure? The title track and 'If I Told You That' both shine as does 'In My Buisiness' with Missy Elliot. The ballad 'I Learned From The Best' shows Whitney in top vocal form, and one can feel the music rather than just hear it. There are only a few artists out there who go to another level when singing (Michael Jackson being one, and possibly Celine or Mariah) and they take you with them. Great song. 'Oh Yesy' had suggestive lyrics, but you know what, it shines too! 'Until You Come Back' is a great love-huts balld, as is 'I Bow Out'. This whole damn CD is great, from start to finish, you don't get that very often. I listen to every song on this labum, they never get boring, repetitive or repulsive. Their great! She's done it again! Like on 'The Bodygurad' or 'I'm Your Baby Tonight' or 'Whitney Houston' this one shines fuller and brighter than even those did. Great CD! Five out of Five.

After enduring years of listening to the same predictable material from Whitney, she managed to surprise me with the release of My Love Is Your Love. The album is full of surprises, she was able to do different musical genres and still sound incredible! She has a more hip, R&B/hip-hop sound to this album, and the catchy, R&B/hip-hop tracks like "If I Told You That", "In My Business" and "Get It Back" are great beat-driven tracks, but the beat doesn't overshadow her incredible voice. She also has a great deal of raggae influence on the title track, which is one of my favorite songs on the album. The too-hyped duet with Mariah Carey didn't impress me, that has got to be the weakest point on this album. There are some R-Kelly-style R&B jams as well like the hit "Heartbreak Hotel" with Faith Evans and Kelly Price, and the Missy Elliot-produced "Oh Yes"---my favorite track on the album, her voice sounds rich and crystal clear on that song. For vintage Whitney fans, there are still those powerhouse ballads like "Until You Come Back" that sounds similar to "I Have Nothing", the touching "You'll Never Stand Alone", "I Bow Out" and the incredible "I Learned from the Best"---her new single. This album doesn't alienate any genre without seemingly trying to do so, unlike Mariah Carey. I absolutely love it and it's probably her best work ever!

Whitney Hosuton does it again. After eight years without a solo release, she comes back with an incredible album full of touching ballads and great hip hop flavoured tracks. On My Love Is Your Love Whitney works with a variety of music biggest produces to create the album of her life. Key tracks on the album include "Heartbreak Hotel" her recent top ten with Kelly Price and Faith Evans. This is the most soulful single in years and is the best example of an R@B classic. Whitney's oscar award duet with Mariah Carey "When You Believe" is a powerful song that did not get the attention it desereved from radio. Whitney's voice is stronger on the track but Carey delievers an equally emotional performance on a song that should have been a number one smash. "If I Told You That" produced by the great Rodney Jerkins is a bouncy hip hop number which will appeal to a new generation of Whitney fans. Diane Warren lends three tracks to the album including "I Bow Out" which is produced by both Jerkins and Babyface (Can You Believe It). The song's incredible bass line will have you hooked instantly. Another Warren track is "I Learned From The Best" produced by David Foster. It is a grand ballad which features Whitney in all her glory, however the track maybe a bit over-produced. The album's best track Warren's "You Never Stand Alone". It is a warm ballad full of lush strings and Whitney delievering her most laid back perforance since "You Were Loved" from The Preacher's Wife". This album has something for everybody and Whitney proves that she is still one of the best in the business.

Since the release of this Album, I can't stop listen to it. This is an amazing Album and every Song on it is great. With Whitney's amazing voice this Album will be the best R&B Album out there for a long time. Ican't wait until she releases her Greatest Hits Album. She is an awesome Artist!

Whitney's first studio album in 8 years. Was it worth the wait? Well yes and no! This was supposed to be an "all-new Whitney as we've never heard her before." But is it? Whitney has decided to try to compete with the current hot female r'n'b singers i.e. Brandy, Monica, Mary J. Blige etc by enlisting the talents of Rodney Jerkins, wyclef Jean, Missy Elliott and Soulshock & Karlin to update her sound. "If I Told You That" written by Jerkins is a carbon-copy of "The Boy Is Mine" which he wrote for Brandy & Monica. "My Love Is Your Love" the title track, written by Wyclef Jean sounds like "No Woman No Cry" or any other Bob Marley song and the other Jerkins tracks "It's Not Right But It's Okay" and "Get It Back" have no melody or soul. The only saving graces are "Heartbreak Hotel" feat. Faith Evans & Kelly Price and "Oh Yes" written by Missy Elliott. These tracks are very slinky and soulful and show just how good Whitney can be. So as not to alienate her "older fans" Diane Warren has written 3 tracks (having a Diane Warren song on an album is like having an insurance policy!) and Babyface contributes "Until You Come Back" which is a real power-ballad that sounds as if it came straight from "The Bodyguard" soundtrack and of course, the much-hyped Mariah Carey duet "When You Believe." These all see Whitney in more familiar territory. The album suffers because it is neither one thing or the other. If she wanted to "update" her sound she should have went all the way and enlisted the hottest r'n'b writers and producers to do the whole album, or recorded an album that shows the "real Whitney", the Whitney that should be creating the musical trends and not following them.