Whitney Houston’s famous and popular songs

I Look to YouWhitney Houston

Whitney Houston – I Look to You (Official HD Video)

This is a track that became the title of the final album by songstress Whitney Houston, whose life was cut short in 2012.

With powerful warmth, she sings, “You made me stronger,” and it’s undoubtedly a song that will make you fall in love with Whitney’s charm.

So Emotional

Whitney Houston – So Emotional (Official Video)

This song was released in 1987 and was created by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly, who produced a variety of hit songs such as Madonna’s “Like a Virgin” and Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors.” It’s packed with the sonic elements of dance music from that era.

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I Have NothingWhitney Houston

Whitney Houston – I Have Nothing (Official HD Video)

Her fan base is extremely diverse, and she is a ‘Western pop queen’ who once stood at the forefront of the music scene alongside Madonna.

Her ageless, soaring, smooth voice and powerful singing style keep winning people over—now as much as in the past.

Try it on my ownWhitney Houston

Whitney Houston – Try It On My Own (Official HD Video)

While it’s okay to dwell in sadness a little after a heartbreak, now is the time to rise! This song is perfect for women who feel that way.

Gentle, yet at times powerful, it’s filled with strong messages about carving out your own life.

All The Man That I Need

Whitney Houston – All The Man That I Need

Also known by its Japanese title “Kono Ai ni Kakete” (Putting It All on This Love), this song was originally released by Linda Clifford in 1982.

Whitney’s cover appears on her third album, “I’m Your Baby Tonight,” and was also a hit single.

The song celebrates a love with a man who changed her, and the saxophone melody is particularly memorable.

Didn’t We Almost Have It All

Whitney Houston – Didn’t We Almost Have It All (Official Live Video)

This song, which portrays a man and woman on the brink of parting, was known in Japan under the Japanese title “Advice of Love.” A powerful ballad about a love one cannot let go of, it’s quintessential Whitney.

It’s a track where you can fully savor the beautiful melody and her powerhouse vocals.

Exhale

Whitney Houston – Exhale (Shoop Shoop) (Official HD Video)

When it comes to movies starring Whitney, the image of The Bodyguard tends to be the strongest, but she actually has other leading roles as well.

One of them is the 1995 American film Waiting to Exhale.

The song that became the theme has a gentle vibe that differs from her powerful image, letting you fully immerse yourself in Whitney’s soft vocals.