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.
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Whitney Houston’s Famous and Popular Songs (1–10)
My Love Is Your Love
With a strong flavor of Black music, this song is the title track from the 1998 album “My Love Is Your Love.” In her vocals from this period, you can sense a relaxed softness rather than the former powerhouse intensity.
It’s a track that reveals a different side of her appeal from her ballads.
Higher LoveKygo & Whitney Houston
This is a gem of a track born from the collaboration between Kygo and Whitney Houston.
Norwegian DJ Kygo added tropical house elements to an unreleased vocal by the legendary singer Whitney, giving it a contemporary arrangement.
The lyrics, which seek a higher, more exalted love, carry a universal theme of searching for life’s meaning and resonate deeply with listeners.
Since its release in June 2019, it has achieved chart success worldwide and was nominated for the 2020 Billboard Music Awards.
The fusion of exhilarating beats and powerful vocals is perfect for moments when you want to lift your mood or feel more positive.
You give good love
This song, titled “Soyokaze no Okurimono” in Japanese, is the title track of her debut album.
The songwriter La La originally wrote it for her idol, Roberta Flack, but the producer decided to have Whitney sing it, and it became a hit.
She must have been someone with very good luck, too.
Whitney Houston’s classic and popular songs (11–20)
Could I Have This Kiss Forever
It’s a duet song with Enrique Iglesias released in 2000.
It was included not only on Enrique’s album but also on her greatest hits album, The Greatest Hits.
True to a song performed by a Spanish singer, its somewhat Latin mood calls to mind Madonna’s La Isla Bonita.
I Will Always Love YouWhitney Houston
This song is a country number written and composed by Dolly Parton and released in 1973.
It was a song she dedicated to her duet partner after they ended their professional partnership.
Whitney covered the song in 1992 with a ballad-style arrangement, and it became a bestseller when it was used as the theme song for the film The Bodyguard, in which she starred opposite Kevin Costner.
When You Believe
The animated film The Prince of Egypt, released in the United States in 1998.
Its theme song is this duet by Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey.
In this song, which declares that “miracles happen when you believe,” you can enjoy the vocals of two of America’s leading divas.
All At Once
It’s a breakup ballad from Whitney’s 1985 debut album, “Whitney Houston,” about the sudden realization of a heartbreak that leaves her devastated.
Showcasing her exceptional vocal prowess to convey a poignant sense of sorrow, the song was composed by Michael Masser, who contributed several tracks to her repertoire.