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| | Rolling Stone : The Bodyguard : Review |
 | | With 1,061,000 copies sold in a week and five simultaneously Number One positions on the Billboard charts, The Bodyguard's soundtrack is one of the fastest-selling albums and sports one of the fastest-selling singles in music-industry history. |
 | | But if her producers are onto the tumbling act, they can create first-rate R&B, as does Narada Michael Walden (with Clivilles and Cole) on the Ashford and Simpson boast "I'm Every Woman," with "vocal arrangement inspired by Chaka Khan," meaning Houston has fun with a song for once. |
 | | The Bodyguard is nothing more than pleasant, tasteful and urbane, but for a phenomenon, it's worthy of its numbers. |
| www.rollingstone.com /reviews/album/_/id/209469?pageid=rs.ArtistDiscography&pageregion=triple3 (328 words) |
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