What do you do when you get a call to work with soul music's most respected female vocalist of the last 13 years? Fugees members Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean offer the only...
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For all intents and purposes, Whitney Houston retired from being a full-fledged recording artist after her third album, 1990s I'm Your Baby Tonight, choosing to be a...
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Exhale (Shoop Shoop) was the first single released from the Babyface-penned soundtrack to the hit film Waiting to Exhale, which starred Whitney Houston. The maxi-single...
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Count on Me was the follow-up to the chart-topping hit Exhale (Shoop Shoop) from the Waiting to Exhale soundtrack and, like its predecessor, was issued as a five-track...
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Whitney Houston's comeback album, My Love Is Your Love, first appeared to be a stiff. The first single, the critically slammed duet with Mariah Carey, "When You Believe,"...
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"I Learned From the Best" was the fifth and final single released from Whitney Houston's critically lauded album My Love Is Your Love. Previous single "Heartbreak Hotel" was...
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Houston displays her fabulous vocal talents on this version of the national anthem of the United States performed during the opening ceremonies of the 1991 NFL Super Bowl. ~...
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Seven producers and a few good songs (like Luther Vandross's "Who Do You Love") can't save this effort from mediocrity. The attempts to get funky are...
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While Houston's voice always provides some interesting listening, this is somewhat of a disappointing release, with very few memorable songs. While she attempts to make a...
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The legend of Whitney Houston began with this self-titled album. It marked her shift away from the experimental songs she did with the group Material and a move into heavily...
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Whitney Houston became an international star with this album. It sold more than ten million copies around the world, yielded a string of number one hit singles across the...
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At first "It's Not Right But It's Okay" had been relegated to being the lowly B-side of Whitney Houston's "Heartbreak Hotel" single (which featured Faith Evans and Kelly...
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During the years of unsavory rumors surrounding her, Whitney defenders insisted her music would erase all concerns. Well, here's her new album at last: now it's time to...
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The four-year wait between 2002's Just Whitney and her previous album, 1998's My Love Is Your Love, was half that between that record and its predecessor, 1990's I'm Your...
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The U.K. release Love, Whitney isn't meant to be a greatest-hits collection. Instead, as its title implies, it's an assortment of big, swooping Whitney Houston love songs,...
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Although Whitney Houston's The Greatest Hits is a double-disc package, only the first disc actually contains original versions of Houston's hit singles; the second disc,...
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