[Machine Translation] Whitney Houston, whose powerful and timeless voice has been described as "the voice," has released a gospel album "I Go To The Rock: The Gospel Music Of Whitney Houston," which includes six previously unreleased songs, including one recorded live at Yokohama Arena in 1990. Whitney Houston, whose powerful and timeless voice has been described as "THE VOICE," is releasing an album focusing on her gospel roots, "I Go to the Rock - The Gospel Music of Whitney Houston. The only artist to have sold over 200 million CDs/records worldwide and to have seven consecutive #1 songs on the U.S. singles chart (Billboard Hot 100), Whitney has reached the pinnacle of the pop music scene and established herself as one of the greatest recording artists of all time. Whitney has reached the pinnacle of the pop music scene and established herself as one of the greatest recording artists of all time. At the same time, gospel music was an important part of her musical identity, as she grew up singing in her native New Jersey church under the guidance of her mother, Cissy Houston, a gospel singer. With the church always at the forefront of her mind, gospel music has been a major influence in her life and career. The album includes well-known gospel classics such as "Jesus Loves Me" and "His Eye Is on the Sparrow," as well as a moving live version of "Bridge Over Troubled Water ("Bridge Over Tomorrow"/Simon & Garfunkel). The album also includes a touching live version of Bridge Over Troubled Water (Bridge Over Tomorrow/Simon & Garfunkel). Also included is "He/I Believe," recorded live at Yokohama Arena in January 1990, at the height of their career! This is the first time this live recording has been released in Japan.