B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
Heartbreak Hotel (feat Faith Evans & Kelly Price) (4:34)
It's Not Right But It's Okay (4:45)
Get It Back (4:47)
If I Told You That (4:31)
Oh Yes (6:38)
I Bow Out (4:29)
My Love Is Your Love (4:14)
In My Business (feat Missy Elliot) (3:26)
I Was Made To Love Him (4:18)
I Learned From The Best (4:21)
Until You Come Back (4:52)
When You Believe (duet with Mariah Carey From The Prince Of Egypt) (4:32)
You'll Never Stand Alone (4:21)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***
Whitney's 1998 album My Love Is Your Love is one of a few being reissued right now and on several different formats. This one is a teal blue vinyl version that looks as good as it sounds. The album was a first in almost a decade for Whitney and one that she used to introduce some subtle hip-hop elements into her work. It sold over 10 million copies worldwide and was a particular favourite in Europe with the title track being one of its biggest tunes.
Review: Whitney Houston's self-titled debut album, released in 1985 by Arista records in the US, was one of the biggest records of the decade, selling millions of copies worldwide. The album featured four top-five hits: 'You Give Good Love', 'Saving All My Love for You' (which won a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female), 'How Will I Know', and 'Greatest Love of All'. These songs showcased Houston's amazing, young voice and her raw talent for pop and dance music. With its mix of catchy melodies, powerful vocals, and catchy production, Whitney Houston's debut album remains a classic of the 1980s and a testament to the enduring power of her voice.
Heartbreak Hotel (feat Faith Evans & Kelly Price) (4:34)
Its Not Right But Its Okay (4:45)
Get It Back (4:47)
If I Told You That (4:31)
Oh Yes (6:38)
I Bow Out (4:29)
My Love Is Your Love (4:14)
In My Business (feat Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott) (3:26)
I Was Made To Love Him (4:18)
I Learned From The Best (4:21)
Until You Come Back (4:52)
When You Believe (duet with Mariah Carey From The Prince Of Egypt) (4:32)
You'll Never Stand Alone (4:21)
Review: Oh Whitney how we miss your belting tones and killer grooves. Years after her passing The Voice's legacy lives on through her exceptional back catalogue which is once again getting reissued by Sony. My Love Is Your Love arrived in 1998 and was one of her biggest hits across Europe. It was her first record in eight years after a long break following I'm Your Baby Tonight and sold over 10 million copies. It found Whitney introducing hip-hop elements for the first time and produced big hits like 'When You Believe', a duet with Mariah Carey.
Heartbreak Hotel (feat Faith Evans & Kelly Price) (4:34)
It's Not Right But It's Okay (4:45)
Get It Back (4:47)
If I Told You That (4:31)
Oh Yes (6:38)
I Bow Out (4:29)
My Love Is Your Love (4:14)
In My Business (feat Missy Elliot) (3:26)
I Was Made To Love Him (4:18)
I Learned From The Best (4:21)
Until You Come Back (4:52)
When You Believe (duet with Mariah Carey From The Prince Of Egypt) (4:32)
You'll Never Stand Alone (4:21)
Review: Whitney's 1998 album My Love Is Your Love is one of a few being reissued right now and on several different formats. This one is a teal blue vinyl version that looks as good as it sounds. The album was a first in almost a decade for Whitney and one that she used to introduce some subtle hip-hop elements into her work. It sold over 10 million copies worldwide and was a particular favourite in Europe with the title track being one of its biggest tunes.
Review: The Voice, as she was affectionately known, is having plenty of her greatest albums all reissued this year and that is never going to be bad news. Whitney Houston's range, emotion and heartfelt delivery style is surely never going to be bettered and even by her own standards she was in superlative form on I'm Your Baby Tonight, her third studio album back in 1990. At this stage she was already one of the most successful recording artists in history but didn't let up with singles including the title track, and 'We Didn't Know', a duet with Stevie Wonder, both proving massive.
Review: What's your favourite Whitney tune and why is it all of them? Famously known as The Voice for the incredible range and emotion she could deliver on the mic the late great Whitney was a pioneering artist who always wanted to do more than the pop hits her label often tried to push on her. That's evident when you look at how her sound changed over the years from album to album. I'm Your Baby Tonight came in the middle of her career in 1990 and has since been certified quadruple platinum in the US. It is packed with funk, dance-pop delights and emotive ballads plus a fine collar with Stevie Wonder.
Review: Several of Whitney Houston's albums are being reissued right now including this soundtrack to The Preacher's Wife, which is now making its first ever appearance on vinyl. The album is the best-selling gospel record of all time and was released in November 1996. It features songs both performed and produced by Houston herself and she also, of course starred in the film. Her heart-swelling vocals make this an emotional record with the hauntingly beautiful likes of 'I Believe In You and Me,' spiritual sounds of 'Joy To The World,' and fine guest artists including Shirley Caesar, the Georgia Mass Choir, and Houston's mother and singing legend in her own right, Cissy Houston.
Review: Several of Whitney Houston's albums are being reissued right now including this soundtrack to The Preacher's Wife, making its first ever appearance on vinyl. The album is the best-selling gospel record of all time and was released in November 1996, featuring songs both performed and produced by Houston herself and she also, of course starred in the film. Her heart-swelling vocals make this an emotional record with the hauntingly beautiful likes of 'I Believe In You and Me,' spiritual sounds of 'Joy To The World,' and fine guest artists including Shirley Caesar, the Georgia Mass Choir and Houston's mother and singing legend in her own right, Cissy Houston.
Didn't We Almost Have It All/A House Is Not A Home/Where Do Broken Hearts Go (6:44)
All The Man That I Need (6:46)
My Name Is Not Susan (4:21)
I'm Your Baby Tonight (4:24)
Greatest Love Of All (9:41)
Review: Whitney Houston was known as The Voice for good reason. Even now, decade on from her most famous material, no one has matched the range, power and emotion of the American songstress. She could not only do it in the studio, but also live on stage as this recording from a show at Madison Square Garden ably shows. It's got the most love anthems like 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody' and 'How Will I Know' as well as a fine medley in the form of 'Didn't We Almost Have It All/A House Is Not A Home/Where Do Broken Hearts Go'. Crowd noises are also included for extra authentic energy and edge when listening back.
Review: The self-titled debut album by Whitney Houston was released when the singer was just 22 years old, after mega-producer Clive Davis scouted her at a dive bar performance in New York City. It permanently branded the New Jersey-born music legend's name onto the map, despite initially lukewarm sales, and obviously Houston went on to become the bestselling female album of the 1980s. With classics such as 'How Will I Know', 'The Greatest Love Of All' and 'Hold Me' all appearing, this 2023 reissue cements the legend's most enduring ballads once more.
Review: If you aren't a fan of Whitney Houston then who even are you? Years after her tragic passing she remains an icon of soul, r&b and pop. One of the best voices of her, and any, generation, she proved that early on with this 13 times Platinum album that also reached Diamond certification. This was her debut and was also the first female solo album in history to ever generate three number-one singles in 'Saving All My Love,' 'How Will I Know,' and 'Greatest Love of All.' The album hit number one in the album charts and stayed there for a mightily impressive 14 weeks. This reissue is well worth having, then.
Review: I Will Always Love You: The Best Of Whitney Houston should be in everyone's collection. The American R&B great reached heights that few artists ever have or ever will. Her tragic demise means that her legacy is persevered while she was still at the top, and this posthumous greatest hits album - originally released in November 2012, but only now landing on wax - includes tracks from across her whole career. There are remastered versions of 'Greatest Love Of All,' 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody' and 'I have Nothing' as well as a previously unreleased song 'Never Give Up.' It's one that you will keep on coming back to time and time again.
Kenny G & Aaron Neville - "Even If My Heart Would Break" (4:57)
Lisa Stansfield - "Someday (I'm Coming Back)" (4:56)
The SOUL SYSTEM - "It's Gonna Be A Lovely Day" (4:50)
Curtis Stigers - "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love & Understanding" (4:04)
Alan Silvestri - "Theme From The Bodyguard" (2:42)
Joe Cocker - "Trust In Me" (feat Sass Jordan) (4:12)
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