I Learned from the Best [CD-single] [Import]

I Learned from the Best [CD-single] [Import]

I Learned from the Best [CD-single] [Import]

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Product Description
The third single from Whitney's top 20 & triple platinum 1998 album 'My Love Is Your Love'. 'The Remixes' features 5 versions of the title track (Radio Edit, HQ2 Radio Mix, Junior Vasquez Radio Mix, HQ2 Club Mix and Junior Vasquez Club Mix). 1999 release. Slimline jewel case.

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I Learned From The Best
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • A massive dance hit
  • Where's The Soul?
  • Whitney is learning to be a clubland mainstay very well
  • Whitney is catching on to this remix groove!
  • She must have really learned from the best!
I Learned From The Best
Whitney Houston
Manufacturer: Arista
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004R7JH
Release Date: 2000-02-22

Tracks:

  1. HQ2 [Uptempo Radio Mix]
  2. Jr. Vasquez [Disco Radio Mix]
  3. HQ2 [Club Mix]
  4. Jr. Vasquez [USA Milennium Mix]
  5. Jr. Vasquez [Disco Club Mix]
  6. HQ2
  7. Jr. Vasquez [U.K. Radio Mix]
  8. Original Version

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars A massive dance hit.......2004-01-15

"I Learned From The Best" was the fourth and final single from her "My Love Is Your Love" LP. This track was transformed from a rather uninspiring ballad to big-time club anthem thanks to a series of stunning remixes.

My favorite on here in the HQ2 (Hex Hector/Mac Quayle) Club Mix. Of all their amazing remixes, this is one of the best (if not the best) mixes to come from the HQ2 camp. It blew away the dance floors in early 2000 and is now considered a classic among DJs. With Whitney's powerful vocals, tribal drums, and even breathing sounds, the mix just pounds away for 9 minutes with an amazing amount of energy. The production values are top notch, and the break in the middle is one of the best I've ever heard.

A close second is the Jr. Vasquez Disco Club Mix which is excatly the way it sounds - retro, disco, campy, over the top. Whitney actually re-sang her vocals in the studio for this mix. They seem more raw and stripped down which fits the mix perfectly. The Disco mix got lots of club play too and stands out as one of the best mixes Jr. Vasquez ever put out.

The other club mix (Jr. Vasquez USA Millenium Mix) is also good but just doesn't measure up IMO. The album version is a dull throwaway, but it makes you appreciate just how incredible these remixes really are.

"I Learned From The Best" spent 3 weeks at #1 on Billboard's Dance/Club Chart and became Whitney's fourth #1 in a row.

2 out of 5 stars Where's The Soul?.......2000-04-28

Apparently, some of the reviewers of this single have amnesia. Because I know they are old enough to remember that you could not have walked into a club in 1988 without being blown away by the fab remixes of "So Emotional" and "Love Will Save The Day". Whitney was hip to the importance of a jamming club remix long before girls with names like Mariah, Amber, Toni, Deborah, Celine, Taylor, Ultra and Kristine had record deals.

That said, it is a shame to see that Hex Hector has run out of ideas. Whitney has rendered a powerful, dramatic vocal, but Hex has turned it into some tired circuit party crap. Jr. Vasquez hasn't done a decent remix in years.

Whitney needs a pumping, original, festive club mix to complement this fantastic vocal, where are Masters At Work when you need them?

4 out of 5 stars Whitney is learning to be a clubland mainstay very well.......2000-04-13

and whether it's breakin' hearts or breakin' charts, Mrs. Houston is makin' the grade! In this song Houston tells it like it is to the man who broke her heart in chapter 1. In chapter 2, the shoe is on the other foot, and look out because she is fierce! So fierce that the original version of the song could not contain her wrath. Enter HQ2(Hex Hector and Mac Quayle) and Hand-bag-totin' Junior Vasquez. Here Houston's Diva-esque vocal and lyrics come to a full boil. Hector/Quayle turn up the heat with some throbbing beats and dark soundscapes that accentuate the song's retributive nature, giving Mrs. Thang a run for her money. Listen closely and you'll her breathing heavily to the beat. Now while Junior's Millenium Mix is typical of his style, it's his Disco Mix that I really get a bang out of. Everytime I hear the intro to this version I keep thinking it's Donna Summer. Is time travel possible? Or is Vasquez simply showing his age? If I did not know any better I'd be looking for this in the 70's/disco bins at some ol' used record shop. Vasquez is totally on top of his game with this one even incorporating Eiffel 65's "Da Ba De" into his concoction for a reality check for old folks like me:), and Houston,s makes sure she is getting her point across by re-recording some of her vocals for this version. No matter how you slice it this Maxi-Single is a winner.

5 out of 5 stars Whitney is catching on to this remix groove!.......2000-04-05

Fans of Whitney will know that she entered the maxi remix world back in 1996 with Step By Step. There she let Junior Vasquez take a rather weak song and spice it up a bit.

Then came her landmark album, My Love is Your Love. That album had songs screaming for remixes. She did great with three, Heartbreak Hotel, It's Not Right, But It's OK, and My Love is Your Love. Then came, I Learned From the Best.

Keeping the main groove and beat of the song, remixers, Hex Hector and Junior Vasquez transformed this song into a masterpiece.

It is too often that slow ballads don't make great remixes...but this is the exception to the rule.

Junior Vasquez's disco mix takes you back and gets you on the floor. The edit versions are great for those that don't want to listen to 10+ minutes of the same music.

Out of the remixes from this album this has got to be the best. Could there be more coming where this came from? With a greatest hits album being launched in May (with a remix CD included in it) fans of Whitney will have to settle with these. Put it in the disc player, put it on repeat and dance the night away!

5 out of 5 stars She must have really learned from the best!.......2000-03-28

This is Whitney's greatest remix since "Step by step"(1996-97). Junior Vazquez always has something to offer, his "Millenium Mix" includes some vocals from "Step by step" and is over 11+ minutes long. HQ2's(Hex Hector) club and dub mixes really rock! The cd also includes a couple of of disco edited versions of the song....It's really a must own! If you liked Step by step, you have to have this one!
The Best of Gilbert & Sullivan
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    The Best of Gilbert & Sullivan

    Manufacturer: Angel Records
    ProductGroup: Music
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    20. The Mikado: For He's Gone And Married Yum-Yum
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    23. H.M.S. Pinafore: My Gallant Crew...I Am The Captain Of The Pinafore
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    5. The Pirates Of Penzance: Oh, Better Far To Live And Die
    6. The Pirates Of Penzance: Oh, Is There Not One Maiden Breast
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    8. The Pirates Of Penzance: I Am The Very Model Of A Modern Major-General
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    I Learned from the Best
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    • gets better with each cd
    • Another superb Houston's song Club Remixes
    • JUNIOR VASQUEZ ROCKS
    I Learned from the Best
    Whitney Houston
    Manufacturer: Bmg Int'l
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000042O8Q
    Release Date: 2000-03-28

    Tracks:

    1. I Learned From The Best (Radio Edit)
    2. I Learned From The Best (HQ2 Radio Mix)
    3. I Learned From The Best (Junior Vasquez Radio Mix)
    4. I Learned From The Best (HQ2 Club Mix)
    5. I Learned From The Best (Junior Vasquez Club Mix)

    Album Description

    The third single from Whitney's top 20 & triple platinum 1998 album 'My Love Is Your Love'. 'The Remixes' features 5 versions of the title track (Radio Edit, HQ2 Radio Mix, Junior Vasquez Radio Mix, HQ2 Club Mix and Junior Vasquez Club Mix). 1999 release. Slimline jewel case.

    Album Details

    The New Single from Whitney Houston's Latest Album 'my Love is Your Love'. features Five Mixes.

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars gets better with each cd.......2000-02-16

    the cd is definetly worth buying. the HQ2 radio mix is off the hook and the vasquez radio mix is off the hook. the extended versions gives a different opinion. the extended HQ2 mix is even better but the extended vasquez mix in not as good as its edit.

    5 out of 5 stars Another superb Houston's song Club Remixes.......2000-01-31

    If you guys are into club remixes like "It's not right, but It's okay", "Heartbreak Hotel", and "My Love is Your Love", you should add this song to your collections. In my opinion, "I learned from the Best", especially Hex Hector HQ2 Remix, was extremely outstanding. It's highly energetic and powerful, a typical remix by Hector. I'm not sure about you guys, but most Whitney Houston's songs (well, at least from her latest album) are okay in their original version; but when they (i.e. Thunderpuss, Hex Hector, Junior Vasquez, Jonathan Peters) remixed her songs, they always resulted in absolutely outstanding, excellent, powerful and energetic peak-hour dance club mixes. In my opinion, Jonathan Peters' remix of My Love is Your Love is simply the best! (I have been listening to this remix song over and over and over again for the past 7 months). But I find Hex Hector's remix of I Learned from the Best is just as good! You won't be dissapointed with this CD, especially if you like all previous Houston's remix releases.

    5 out of 5 stars JUNIOR VASQUEZ ROCKS.......2000-01-30

    IF YOU ARE A JUNIOR VASQUEZ FAN, THIS CD IS A MUST HAVE FOR YOUR COLLECTION. I THINK THAT THIS IS POSSIBLY ONE OF JUNIOR'S BEST WORKS YET. HE HAS BEEN PLAYING IT AT TWILO FOR MANY, MANY MONTHS, BUT FOR THOSE OF YOU NOT LUCKY ENOUGH TO EXPERIENCE IT LIVE YOU HAVE TO BUY THIS. I'VE ALSO HEARD THAT THE HEX MIX IS REALLY GOOD.
    I Learned from the Best, Pt. 1
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • Amazing
    • BEST EVER WHITNEY SONG
    I Learned from the Best, Pt. 1
    Whitney Houston
    Manufacturer: Bmg Int'l
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00003WGFF
    Release Date: 1999-12-14

    Tracks:

    1. I Learned From The Best (Radio Edit)
    2. I Will Always Love You (Hex Hector Club Mix)
    3. It's Not Right But It's Okay (Thunderpuss Radio

    Album Description

    The third single from Whitney's top 20 & double platinum 1998 album. Pt.1 of the U.K. edition contains 'I Learned From The Best' (Radio Edit), 'I Will Always Love You' (Hex Hector Club Mix) and 'It's Not Right But It's Okay' (Thunderpuss Radio Mix). Slimline jewel case. 1999 release.

    Album Details

    Sultry, Spurned-By-A-Former-Lover, Dianne Warren-Written Track from Whitney's 1998 Full-Length 'my Love is Your Love'. This Single also features a Hex Hector Club Remix of 'i Will Always Love You' (A Dolly Parton Original), which Clocks in at 9:54 And Sounds Spacey and Quite Danceable, as Well as a Thunderpuss Radio Mix of Another 'my Love' Track, 'it's Not Right but It's Okay'. The Last Track is also Dance Floor / Turntable Worthy.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Amazing.......2003-11-03

    If you're looking for a Whitney cd to buy, you've found it.

    "I Learned From The Best" is one of Whitney's best songs. In it, she sings in a style that subdues her voice similar to the vocal styling Christina Aguilera used in her song "Beautiful." Only in this song, Whitney is bitter. And it shows.

    Also featured is Whitney's biggest hit, and considered by many to be her best- "I Will Always Love You." The song is also the song that alone gave her her biggest selling album- and the biggest selling soundtrack EVER- to date. Rather than including it in its played out version, it's featured in a rare club mix by Hex Hector. The new version, while being upbeat, slows down at crucial points, and gets immensely upbeat and pounding and even extends this when needed. It emphasizes on the entire song's emotional drama and is excellent, although I do prefer the original a bit more.

    The other track is the critically acclaimed Thunderpuss remix of one of Whitney's biggest hits, "It's Not Right." This remix was a major #1 hit on the dance floor, and also the track that defined the club charts and made clubs popular. Before this song, no one cared about what songs were hits on the Dance chart or whose remixes were what. On this remix's popularity alone, the song reached a shocking #4 on the US mainstream chart- which is shocking for a dance remix popularity (dance mixes usually go completely unnoticed). Usually, only rap mixes help a song chart. Never before had such an enormous feat occured, and it has not since been duplicated.

    The original version of "It's Not Right, But It's Okay" may have been awesome, but the aforementioned thunderpuss mix is 10x better.

    The picture on the cover is one of Whitney's most memorable. For the low amount you pay for this cd, you get the 3 essential Whitney tracks you need for your music collection. Buy it now!

    5 out of 5 stars BEST EVER WHITNEY SONG.......2000-06-20

    This cd is the best cd i have ever brought in my entire life. i loved all three tracks, the remix of It's not right, but it's ok being my favourite club remix in years. but outstanding was the remix of i will always love you. this track loses none of it's original feeling, just combines that with srong club beats and uplifting music. do yourself a favour and buy this one!
    I Learned from the Best, Pt. 2
    Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
    • Whitney Can Sing
    • Okay
    I Learned from the Best, Pt. 2
    Whitney Houston
    Manufacturer: Bmg Int'l
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00003ZKY1
    Release Date: 1999-12-14

    Tracks:

    1. I Learned From The Best (Album Version)
    2. I Learned From The Best (HQ Radio Mix)
    3. I Learned From The Best (Junior Vasquez Club Mix)

    Album Description

    The third single from Whitney's top 20 & double platinum 1998 album. Pt.2 of the U.K. edition contains three mixes of 'I Learned From The Best' (Album Version, HQ2 Radio Mix', & The Junior Vasquez Club Mix). Slimline jewel case. 1999 release.

    Album Details

    Dianne Warren-Penned Track from Whitney's 1998 Full-Length 'my Love is Your Love'. This Single also features a Junior Vasquez Remix & a Radio Edit Version.

    Customer Reviews:

    3 out of 5 stars Whitney Can Sing.......2001-04-06

    "I Learned From The Best" could easily be the best track from Whitney's MY LOVE IS YOUR LOVE album. But unfortunately, this CD single doesn't live up to the standard of the song. I mean, the song itself is worth the value of the CD therefore I see the four following remixes as "tagged on" tracks just to make the single seem worth buying. This single receive 3 stars because of the brilliant track "I Learned From The Best", it is such a beautifully written and produced song which demonstrates Whitney's strong vocal and that she hasn't lost her touch after all these years. The remixes, well, they are all pathetic. It's so 80's dance music and it's so out of date. Junior Vasquez and H2Q should be ashamed of themselves. They could do great remixes but these ain't their best work.

    4 out of 5 stars Okay.......2000-07-02

    'I Leatrned From the Best' is a great song, but as usual, the remixes on the import are a pale shadow of the original. But Whitney can sure sing....
    I Learned from the Best
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    • Expressive Whitney
    • She did! Mom: Cissy Houston; aunt: Dionne Warwick.
    I Learned from the Best
    Whitney Houston
    Manufacturer: Bmg Int'l
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00003JA07
    Release Date: 1999-12-07

    Tracks:

    1. I Learned From The Best (Radio Edit)
    2. I Learned From The Best (Album Version)
    3. My Love Is Your Love (Jonathan Peters Radio Edit)
    4. It's Not Right But It's Okay (KCC's Release The Love Groove)

    Album Description

    The third single from Whitney's top 20 & triple platinum 1998 album 'My Love Is Your Love'. Contains four tracks, two versions of 'I Learned From The Best' (Radio Edit & Album Version), plus 'My Love Is Your Love' (Jonathan Peters Radio Edit) and 'It's Not Right But It's Okay' (KCC's Release The Love Groove Mix - Bootleg). Slimline jewel case. 1999 release.

    Album Details

    Includes Unreleased Remix of 'my Love is Your Love'.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Expressive Whitney.......2003-04-27

    From Whitney Houston "Greatest Hits" Up To "Trying It On My Own",The Girl Is Bad,You Will Get Your Money Worth No Matter Which Cd And/Or Movie You Buy Of Whitney Houston,They All Are Good!!!
    People Should "Quash" That Stuff About Bobby And Stay Out Whitney & Bobby Private Life,Allow God To Fix Whatever The Problem Is And/Or Were!!!
    I Would Love To See And/Or Hear Whitney Houston And Vanessa Bell Armstrong Belt Out A Song,That Would Be Awesome!!!
    O',Whitneys "Trying It Own My Own" Video Is Right On Time!!!

    4 out of 5 stars She did! Mom: Cissy Houston; aunt: Dionne Warwick........2000-08-28

    Sultry, spurned-by-a-former-lover, Dianne Warren-written track from Whitney's 1998 full-length 'My Love Is Your Love'. This single also features a Hex Hector club remix of 'I Will Always Love You' (a Dolly Parton original), which clocks in at 9:54 and sounds spacey and quite danceable, as well as a Thunderpuss Radio mix of another 'My Love' track, 'It's Not Right But It's Okay'. The last track is also dance floor / turntable worthy.
    I Learned From The Best
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    • A massive dance hit
    • Where's The Soul?
    • Whitney is learning to be a clubland mainstay very well
    • Whitney is catching on to this remix groove!
    • She must have really learned from the best!
    I Learned From The Best
    Whitney Houston
    Manufacturer: Arista
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00004R7JE
    Release Date: 2000-02-22

    Tracks:

    1. I Learned from the Best [Original Version]
    2. I Learned from the Best [HQ2 Uptempo Remix]
    3. I Learned from the Best [Jr. Vasquez Disco Mix]

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars A massive dance hit.......2004-01-15

    "I Learned From The Best" was the fourth and final single from her "My Love Is Your Love" LP. This track was transformed from a rather uninspiring ballad to big-time club anthem thanks to a series of stunning remixes.

    My favorite on here in the HQ2 (Hex Hector/Mac Quayle) Club Mix. Of all their amazing remixes, this is one of the best (if not the best) mixes to come from the HQ2 camp. It blew away the dance floors in early 2000 and is now considered a classic among DJs. With Whitney's powerful vocals, tribal drums, and even breathing sounds, the mix just pounds away for 9 minutes with an amazing amount of energy. The production values are top notch, and the break in the middle is one of the best I've ever heard.

    A close second is the Jr. Vasquez Disco Club Mix which is excatly the way it sounds - retro, disco, campy, over the top. Whitney actually re-sang her vocals in the studio for this mix. They seem more raw and stripped down which fits the mix perfectly. The Disco mix got lots of club play too and stands out as one of the best mixes Jr. Vasquez ever put out.

    The other club mix (Jr. Vasquez USA Millenium Mix) is also good but just doesn't measure up IMO. The album version is a dull throwaway, but it makes you appreciate just how incredible these remixes really are.

    "I Learned From The Best" spent 3 weeks at #1 on Billboard's Dance/Club Chart and became Whitney's fourth #1 in a row.

    2 out of 5 stars Where's The Soul?.......2000-04-28

    Apparently, some of the reviewers of this single have amnesia. Because I know they are old enough to remember that you could not have walked into a club in 1988 without being blown away by the fab remixes of "So Emotional" and "Love Will Save The Day". Whitney was hip to the importance of a jamming club remix long before girls with names like Mariah, Amber, Toni, Deborah, Celine, Taylor, Ultra and Kristine had record deals.

    That said, it is a shame to see that Hex Hector has run out of ideas. Whitney has rendered a powerful, dramatic vocal, but Hex has turned it into some tired circuit party crap. Jr. Vasquez hasn't done a decent remix in years.

    Whitney needs a pumping, original, festive club mix to complement this fantastic vocal, where are Masters At Work when you need them?

    4 out of 5 stars Whitney is learning to be a clubland mainstay very well.......2000-04-13

    and whether it's breakin' hearts or breakin' charts, Mrs. Houston is makin' the grade! In this song Houston tells it like it is to the man who broke her heart in chapter 1. In chapter 2, the shoe is on the other foot, and look out because she is fierce! So fierce that the original version of the song could not contain her wrath. Enter HQ2(Hex Hector and Mac Quayle) and Hand-bag-totin' Junior Vasquez. Here Houston's Diva-esque vocal and lyrics come to a full boil. Hector/Quayle turn up the heat with some throbbing beats and dark soundscapes that accentuate the song's retributive nature, giving Mrs. Thang a run for her money. Listen closely and you'll her breathing heavily to the beat. Now while Junior's Millenium Mix is typical of his style, it's his Disco Mix that I really get a bang out of. Everytime I hear the intro to this version I keep thinking it's Donna Summer. Is time travel possible? Or is Vasquez simply showing his age? If I did not know any better I'd be looking for this in the 70's/disco bins at some ol' used record shop. Vasquez is totally on top of his game with this one even incorporating Eiffel 65's "Da Ba De" into his concoction for a reality check for old folks like me:), and Houston,s makes sure she is getting her point across by re-recording some of her vocals for this version. No matter how you slice it this Maxi-Single is a winner.

    5 out of 5 stars Whitney is catching on to this remix groove!.......2000-04-05

    Fans of Whitney will know that she entered the maxi remix world back in 1996 with Step By Step. There she let Junior Vasquez take a rather weak song and spice it up a bit.

    Then came her landmark album, My Love is Your Love. That album had songs screaming for remixes. She did great with three, Heartbreak Hotel, It's Not Right, But It's OK, and My Love is Your Love. Then came, I Learned From the Best.

    Keeping the main groove and beat of the song, remixers, Hex Hector and Junior Vasquez transformed this song into a masterpiece.

    It is too often that slow ballads don't make great remixes...but this is the exception to the rule.

    Junior Vasquez's disco mix takes you back and gets you on the floor. The edit versions are great for those that don't want to listen to 10+ minutes of the same music.

    Out of the remixes from this album this has got to be the best. Could there be more coming where this came from? With a greatest hits album being launched in May (with a remix CD included in it) fans of Whitney will have to settle with these. Put it in the disc player, put it on repeat and dance the night away!

    5 out of 5 stars She must have really learned from the best!.......2000-03-28

    This is Whitney's greatest remix since "Step by step"(1996-97). Junior Vazquez always has something to offer, his "Millenium Mix" includes some vocals from "Step by step" and is over 11+ minutes long. HQ2's(Hex Hector) club and dub mixes really rock! The cd also includes a couple of of disco edited versions of the song....It's really a must own! If you liked Step by step, you have to have this one!
    I Learned from the Best, Pt. 2
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      I Learned from the Best, Pt. 2
      Whitney Houston
      Manufacturer: Bmg Int'l
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

      GeneralGeneral | R&B | Styles | Music
      CD SinglesCD Singles | R&B | Styles | Music
      ASIN: B00004WQZI
      Release Date: 2000-04-25

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