Whitney Houston’s famous and popular songs

So EmotionalWhitney Houston

Whitney Houston So Emotional Extended Mix

This is an uplifting anthem by singer Whitney Houston, whose overwhelming vocal power and melodious track approach give it a commanding presence.

Its urban vibe makes it a song you’ll want to sing at karaoke, and its content is approachable even for women in their 60s.

CelebrateWhitney Houston

Whitney Houston, Jordin Sparks – Celebrate (From “Sparkle”) (Official Video)

With bright, fun lyrics and a melody that makes you want to dance, it’s perfect for a title that means “celebrate.” Whitney Houston’s vocals are wonderful, too.

It’s a great recommendation for celebrations and perfect for livening up a summer birthday party.

Queen Of The NightWhitney Houston

Whitney Houston – Queen Of The Night (Official HD Video)

The music video, featuring Whitney Houston exuding the dignity of a true queen, is full of highlights and has an almost divine aura.

The queenly rhythm that makes men kneel will get you moving—you just can’t help but dance.

It’s a famous song used in a scene from the film The Bodyguard.

All At OnceWhitney Houston

All At Once – Whitney Houston

This is a ballad by Whitney Houston, whose exceptionally tasteful high-tone voice and skilled singing have produced expressions loved in many countries.

Its pleasant, moody feel creates a texture that harmonizes with the atmosphere of April.

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.