Talk:I Will Always Love You
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I removed this: This article is not actually about the line from The Cure song Love Song. ...because it makes no sense to disambiguate. why WOULD there be an article about the line "I will always love uou" from a song by The Cure? --FuriousFreddy 02:44, 29 May 2005 (UTC)
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[edit] POV
I removed an edit a few minutes ago by 194.83.191.3 (talk ยท contribs) because it was POV- "also in many aspects the best performance of this song..." etc. Author has been blocked before, so. Just in case anybody was interested.
[edit] Release date for Vince Gill duet version
Is there a release date available for Dolly's duet version with Vince Gill? If so, even if it's just a month and year, it should be included in the table. That version is significant in that it became the third time that Dolly had a hit version with the same song (albeit a modest hit this time around). [[Briguy52748 14:09, 21 December 2006 (UTC)]]
[edit] Movie Version
There is a version played in the bar scene in the movie The Bodyguard. Does anyone know who sang that version? It was a man singing probably a country star.
[edit] Christmas #1
I removed the sentence "Whitney Houston is the only solo artist to hold the coveted Christmas number-one single in the UK with this song" because it implies that either (a) no other solo artist has had a #1 single in the UK at Christmas, which isn't true; or (b) a duo or group has had a #1 single at Christmas in the UK with "I Will Always Love You", which isn't true; or (c) it's usual for the same song to have been a #1 single at Christmas in the UK in renditions by several different artists, which is misleading at best. See List of Christmas number one singles. --Metropolitan90 16:27, 24 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:Whitney Houston- I Will Always Love You.jpg
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[edit] Use in Television, Film and Radio Section
does anyone have any objections to me adding that Syesha Mercado sang a cover of this song on the Season 7 of American Idol? Jjkayes (talk) 12:46, 2 April 2008 (UTC)
