Despite Whitney Houston's scary death, audio personalities arrived that will commemorate Sunday's (February 12) Grammy Awards using usual reddish new carpet flash. But it was before very difficult that will underestimate the actual loss of life connected with your 6-time Grammy winner, to the eve associated with the actual awards show. Many described personal memory on the soda star, along with have been visibly emotional. Caleb Followill, from the Kings connected with Leon, mentioned this kind of year's Grammy red floor covering were feeling eerily calm. (SOUNDBITE) (English) CALEB FOLLOWILL, KINGS OF LEON, SAYING: "It sorts of senses strange. It's far more peaceful. It's not as concerned seeing that usual. It's ridiculous timing the way this happened and also it really is consequently seasonal affective disorder however I assume anyone listed below are big admirers of the woman music therefore I will not know. It isn't going to feel when crazy to myself this year." Dutch designer and also DJ Afrojack could not assist themselves out of singing. (SOUNDBITE) (English) AFROJACK, SAYING: "I generally adored the actual songs "I Will Always Love You." That's precisely how your woman touched me." The Civil Wars, that acquired that Grammy with regard to very best Country Duo/group performance, reminisced on their link with Houston. (SOUNDBITE) (English) JOHN PAUL WHITE, THE CIVIL WARS, SAYING: "Joy grew upward considerably more of an crop up lover than I did, but many of us equally have revealed that we each sang inside the reflector to your Whitney Houston song." (SOUNDBITE) (English) JOY WILLIAMS, THE CIVIL WARS, SAYING: "With a hairbrush." (SOUNDBITE) (English) JOHN PAUL WHITE, THE CIVIL WARS, SAYING: "I tried out to understand hundreds of trills just as the girl did, I unsuccessful miserably." Houston had been appreciated over the Grammy awards show, which in turn included a an additional connected with "I Will Always Love You" by Jennifer Hudson. Lindsay Claiborn, Reuters.
Feb. 12 - Music personalities keep in mind Whitney Houston on the particular Grammy reddish colored carpet. Lindsay Claiborn reports.
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