Which is you favorite Whitney Houston song from the 80's, 90's, 200

[Robbie Ride]

We all know that Whitney Houston past away recenty, but during her career she amased a huge fanbase and following.

So as i small tribute please choose you favourite hit from the 80's 90's and 2000's and if possible state why you have chosen these song's as a favourite.

Mine are:

I Wanna Dance with Somebody as this is the first Whitney song i heard and fell in love with it.

I Will Always Love You as this is a excellent love song and it makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end.

Million Dollar Bill as her vocal range at the start of the song is powerful and it's catchy.

if i haven't included your favourite then please list it.

R.I.P Whitney

[Royalty]

My favorite song out of all is "I Look to You" because it really shows that she's trying to turn away from drugs and all that.

[Robbie Ride]

My favorite song out of all is "I Look to You" because it really shows that she's trying to turn away from drugs and all that.

I agree with that, i think in this song she is looking to god for her inspiration.

[Robbie Ride]

I also like Step by Step

[briangw]

How about the National Anthem from the Super Bowl years ago? Best NA ever.

[Robbie Ride]

How about the National Anthem from the Super Bowl years ago? Best NA ever.

Yeah just heard that on a documentary about Whitney, very good.

[Detection]

None, only one I even know is that ridiculously difficult to sing one she became famous for in the bodyguard, just because she is dead doesn't suddenly make me like or want to know her songs.

There was a documentary on tv lastnight showing what she was like, she was nothing more than a famous junkie who had enough money to hide it for longer than most, didn't stop her dying in the same way as most of them all though.

She was full of drugs from a very young age, her interviews reminded me of charlie sheen on coke not that long ago, people seem to want to remember her as this perfect innocent whitney, when she was not really ever that at all, it was a false image like 9/10 celebrities hold

[bbfc_uk]

I absolutely love Million Dollar Bill (Freemasons Radio Edit).

[44MLX]

R.I.P Whitney!

[123456789A]

I think my favorite is Never Gonna Give You Up.

[Robbie Ride]

None, only one I even know is that ridiculously difficult to sing one she became famous for in the bodyguard, just because she is dead doesn't suddenly make me like or want to know her songs.

There was a documentary on tv lastnight showing what she was like, she was nothing more than a famous junkie who had enough money to hide it for longer than most, didn't stop her dying in the same way as most of them all though.

She was full of drugs from a very young age, her interviews reminded me of charlie sheen on coke not that long ago, people seem to want to remember her as this perfect innocent whitney, when she was not really ever that at all, it was a false image like 9/10 celebrities hold

Then why include your ridiculous comment then? every famous person has/had their vices, look at Amy Winehouse, Michael Jackson and Elvis. It doesn't matter what they did or took, they were famous for their music, their ability to sell millions of albums, pack concert arena's and having every fan or otherwise remember their music and the legacy they left after they died.

Sure their deaths were untimely and caused by drugs but look at what they acheived, i certainly will.

I absolutely love Million Dollar Bill (Freemasons Radio Edit).

Not bad but not a patch on the original, sorry it only added an extra beat that wasn't really needed.