Released in 1998, the single is an ode to everlasting love - romantic love, sure, but also that between a mother and daughter - and opens with a very young Bobbi encouraging Whitney to "Sing, mommy."ġ0) Her jaw-dropping performance of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' in 1991 If you want an extra dose of heartbreak, listen to them set against the backing track from Robyn's 'Dancing On My Own'.Įven more poignant after the tragic passing of Houston’s daughter, Bobbi, is her massive single 'My Love Is Your Love'. The isolated vocals from her hit 'How Will I Know You' leaked soon after Whitney's death, and reminded us once more just how good she really was. The pair later collaborated with the Dreamworks diva-off 'When You Believe'.ĭominating her second studio album, Whitney, and being released as the first single, 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody' won in the fans in their millions as Whitney showed off her very poppiest side.Ĩ) 'How Will I Know' - the isolated studio vocals Scheduled to present Best Male Video at the MTV VMAs in 1998, the pair came out wearing the same 'one-of-a-kind' dresses before tearing away the gowns to reveal different dresses. In the midst of a rumoured diva feud, Houston and Carey fought back in the sassiest way possible. Recorded for the 1988 Summer Olympics, the track captures the timeless nature of Houston’s talent, temperament and ability to make crowds adore her.
Three years after her first performance at the Grammy Awards, Houston was back again, this time for 'One Moment In Time'. Though her live performances had become a little rocky, her comeback album I Look To You debuted at Number One and was home to underrated gems like 'Million Dollar Bill'.ĥ) 'One Moment in Time' at the 1989 Grammys In 1992, Houston redefined collaborations between music and film, with The Bodyguard's Dolly Parton Cover going on to become one of the most well-known and best-selling track of all time.ĭuring the most of the 00s, Houston remained silent, enduring multiple rehab stints and a divorce from husband, Bobby Brown in 2007. When you say Whitney, 'I Will Always Love You' probably popped straight into your head, didn’t it? The sexy track was the best breakthrough Whitney could have asked for.
Peaking at number three on the US Billboard 100, the single is an impressive debut for the new star.
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