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Whitney Houston’s famous and popular songs

Here are some songs by Whitney Houston, one of the best-selling female singers in the world.

Her album sales have exceeded 140 million, making her literally a truly great and popular singer.

She honed her voice in a gospel choir as a child, then worked as a model before making her debut.

She quickly became extremely popular after debuting.

Her songs, while pop, are brimming with the wonderful charm of her magnificent vocals nurtured by gospel.

Now, let yourself be captivated by the greatest voice in the world.

Whitney Houston’s famous and popular songs (41–50)

It’s Not Right But It’s OkayWhitney Houston

Whitney Houston – It’s Not Right But It’s Okay (Official HD Video)
It’s Not Right But It’s OkayWhitney Houston

When it comes to Whitney’s infidelity songs, the famous one is “Saving All My Love for You,” about falling in love with a married man.

But this one is the opposite: a wife who’s learned of her husband’s cheating tells him to pack his things and get out.

Whitney’s vocals feel like a rallying cry to women everywhere.

JOYWhitney Houston

This is a song from the movie The Preacher’s Wife starring Whitney Houston.

It’s by Kirk Franklin, a leading figure in the gospel world, and the chorus has a powerful low end that makes it really cool.

Since it’s a song about joy, it’s also suitable for weddings.

Joy To The WorldWhitney Houston

Mariah Carey – Joy to the World (Live at St. John the Divine)
Joy To The WorldWhitney Houston

The original song is the well-known Christmas hymn in Japanese, ‘Joy to the World’ (Morobito Kozorite).

It begins with a solemn, gentle solo, but once that ends, it suddenly shifts into an up-tempo gospel.

It’s a song from Whitney’s starring film, ‘The Preacher’s Wife.’

My Name Is Not SusanWhitney Houston

Whitney Houston – My Name Is Not Susan (Rap Version) (Official Video)
My Name Is Not SusanWhitney Houston

My lover sleeping next to me calls out a woman’s name in their sleep: “Susan…” But my name isn’t Susan! A song filled with that anger and sorrow.

It’s a hit tune from the 1990 album “I’m Your Baby Tonight.” The lyrics are serious, but the music video is somehow quirky.

O Holy NightWhitney Houston

This song by Whitney Houston has also become a classic Christmas staple.

Since she has already passed away, I think even more people have special feelings toward this song.

Let her voice soothe you, and have a wonderful Christmas.