100 ESSENTIAL WHITNEY HOUSTON SONGS. Today: #45-41. More: tomorrow.

Caffè Lattè presents:

THE 100 MOST ESSENTIAL SONGS BY

WHITNEY HOUSTON

It’s 10 years since Whitney Houston passed away. Here are 100 choice tracks from her catalogue that demonstrate why she is still revered as a vocal powerhouse:

Check out the playlist on Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0az3MloF4nqCKm6xQuS3Zk?si=caae004db4b34c65

W45H

WHATCHULOOKINAT

Album: Just Whitney

Arguably her most autobiographical recording, this single was co-written by Whitney. Bobby Brown was among its co-producers.

 

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JESUS LOVES ME

Album: The Bodyguard {Soundtrack}

The gospel staple needed a definitive vocal delivery and Whitney provided that for the soundtrack of her first film. She and BeBe Winans co-produced the cut and are among the background singers.

W43H

MY NAME IS NOT SUSAN

Album: I’m Your Baby Tonight

This single reached #20 in America and #29 in Britain. It was produced by L.A. Reid and Babyface.

 

W42H

HOLD ME

with Teddy Pendergrass

Album: Whitney Houston

Teddy Pendergrass enjoyed success as an R&B soloist as well as lead singer of the group Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes. This duet was Whitney’s first single bearing her name. It just missed the Top 40 on both sides of the Atlantic.

 

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LOVE WILL SAVE THE DAY

Album: Whitney

A Top 10 hit single in both the UK and U.S.A. produced by Jellybean.