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Whitney Elizabeth Houston August 9 1963 – February 11 2012 Was An American Singer And Actress. Nicknamed "the Voice " She Is Regarded As One Of The Greatest Singers In The History Of Music. Houston Is One Of The Best-Selling Music Artists Of All Time With Over 220 Million Records Sold Worldwide. She Influenced Many Singers In The Recording Industry And Was Known For Her Powerful Soulful Vocals Vocal Improvisation Skills Use Of Gospel Singing Techniques In Pop Music And Live Performances. Houston Had 11 Number-One Singles On The Billboard Hot 100 And Is The Only Artist To Have Seven Consecutive Number-One Singles On The Chart. Her Accolades Include Eight Grammy Awards 16 Billboard Music Awards Two Emmy Awards And 30 Guinness World Records. Houston's Inductions Include The Grammy Hall Of Fame Twice The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame The Rhythm And Blues Music Hall Of Fame The Georgia Music Hall Of Fame The New Jersey Hall Of Fame And The National Recording Registry At The Library Of Congress. Houston Began Singing At New Hope Baptist Church In Newark New Jersey As A Child And Became A Background Vocalist While In High School. She Was One Of The First Black Women To Appear On The Cover Of Seventeen After Becoming A Teen Model In 1981. With The Guidance Of Arista Records Chairman Clive Davis Houston Signed To The Label At Age 19. Her First Two Studio Albums Whitney Houston 1985 And Whitney 1987 Both Peaked At Number One On The Billboard 200 And Are Among The Best-Selling Albums Of All Time. Hit Singles From The Albums Including "How Will I Know" "Greatest Love Of All" And "I Wanna Dance With Somebody Who Loves Me " Established Her As A Catalyst In The Acceptance Of Black Female Artists On MTV. Her Third Studio Album I'm Your Baby Tonight 1990 Yielded Two Billboard Hot 100 Number-One Singles The Title Track And "All The Man That I Need". Houston's Rendition Of "The Star-Spangled Banner" At Super Bowl XXV In 1991 Received Widespread Media Coverage. Houston Made Her Acting Debut With The Romantic Thriller Film The Bodyguard 1992 Which Despite Its Mixed Reviews Became The Tenth Highest-Grossing Film To That Date. Its Soundtrack Won The Grammy Award For Album Of The Year And Remains The Bestselling Soundtrack Album Of All Time. It Generated Multiple Hit Singles Including "I Have Nothing" "I'm Every Woman" And "I Will Always Love You" The Latter Won The Grammy Award For Record Of The Year Spent A Then-Record 14 Weeks Atop The Billboard Hot 100 And Became The Best-Selling Single By A Woman In Music History. Subsequently She Went On To Star In The Films Waiting To Exhale 1995 And The Preacher's Wife 1996 And She Recorded Their Respective Soundtracks The Former Scored Her Last Billboard Hot 100 Number-One Single "Exhale Shoop Shoop " While The Latter Produced By Houston Herself Became The Bestselling Gospel Album Of All Time. As A Film Producer She Produced Multicultural Movies And Series Such As Cinderella 1997 And The Princess Diaries And The Cheetah Girls. Houston's First Studio Album In Eight Years My Love Is Your Love 1998 Spawned Several Hit Singles Including The Title Track "Heartbreak Hotel" "It's Not Right But It's Okay" And The Academy Award-Winning Mariah Carey Duet "When You Believe". Following The Success She Renewed Her Contract With Arista For $100 Million In 2001 One Of The Biggest Recording Deals Of All Time. However Her Personal Problems Began To Overshadow Her Career. Her 2002 Studio Album Just Whitney Received Mixed Reviews While Her Drug Use And A Tumultuous Marriage To Singer Bobby Brown Received Widespread Media Coverage. After Divorcing Brown Houston Returned To The Top Of The Billboard 200 Chart With Her Final Studio Album I Look To You 2009 . In February 2012 Houston Accidentally Drowned In A Bathtub At The Beverly Hilton Hotel In Beverly Hills With Heart Disease And Cocaine Use As Contributing Factors. News Of Her Death Coincided With The 2012 Grammy Awards Which Took Place The Day Following Her Death And Was Covered Internationally. Her Life And Career Were Dramatized In The 2022 Biopic I Wanna Dance With Somebody. Her Assets Amounted To $250 Million Earned Over A 25-Year Career. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Whitney_Houston Discography
Whitney Houston 1985 Whitney 1987 I'm Your Baby Tonight 1990 My Love Is Your Love 1998 Just Whitney 2002 One Wish The Holiday Album 2003 I Look To You 2009
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"Saving All My Love For You" Is A Song Written By Michael Masser And Gerry Goffin Originally Recorded By Marilyn McCoo And Billy Davis Jr. For Their Album Marilyn & Billy 1978 . American Singer Whitney Houston Recorded A Cover Of The Song For Her Self-Titled Debut Studio Album 1985 . It Was Released On August 13 1985 By Arista Records As The Second Single From The Album In The United States And Third Worldwide. Houston's Version Of "Saving All My Love For You" Garnered Positive Critical Response With Reviewers Praising Its Melodious Production Her Vocal Performance And Picked It As One Of The Album's Highlights. The Song Became A Global Success And Represented A Commercial Breakthrough For Houston Topping The Charts In Four Countries And Reaching The Top 10 In Various Other Regions. It Became Her First Song To Top The US Billboard Hot 100 Staying There For Two Weeks And Is Certified Platinum By The RIAA For Sales Of Over 1 Million Copies. At The 28th Annual Grammy Awards It Won For Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. "Saving All My Love For You" Was Written By Michael Masser And Gerry Goffin During The 1970s And Originally Recorded With Marilyn McCoo And Billy Davis Jr. On Their LP "Marilyn And Billy" 1978 . Years Later Masser Saw Whitney For The First Time When He Went Into New York City's Sweetwater Club An Invitation Made By Arista Records President Clive Davis And She Was Singing One Of His Songs "The Greatest Love Of All". After Her Performance The Singer Told Masser That The Song Was One Of Her Favorites And Later Masser Was Chosen By Arista To Produce Some Tracks For Houston's Self-Titled Debut After Getting The Right Emotionally Vulnerable-Tailored Take From Houston The Producer Guaranteed Her That It Would Become "a Woman's Song" Meaning That Women Will Feel A Special Affinity For The Song. After The Success Of Her Previous Single "You Give Good Love" The Label Initially Didn't Think About Releasing "Saving All My Love For You" As The Next Single. When Masser Heard That Another Single Besides The Song Was Being Considered For The Next Single He Made A Friendly Wager With Davis During One Of Houston's Performance At The Roxy Theatre In Los Angeles. He Proposed That If All The Women Get On Their Feet When Houston Sings "Saving..." Then Davis Would Agree That It Should Be The Next Single. Ultimately The Song Was Released As The Second Single In The United States And Third Single Worldwide.
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Whitney Elizabeth Houston August 9 1963 – February 11 2012 Was An American Singer And Actress. Nicknamed "the Voice " She Is Regarded As One Of The Greatest Singers In The History Of Music. Houston Is One Of The Best-Selling Music Artists Of All Time With Over 220 Million Records Sold Worldwide. She Influenced Many Singers In The Recording Industry And Was Known For Her Powerful Soulful Vocals Vocal Improvisation Skills Use Of Gospel Singing Techniques In Pop Music And Live Performances. Houston Had 11 Number-One Singles On The Billboard Hot 100 And Is The Only Artist To Have Seven Consecutive Number-One Singles On The Chart. Her Accolades Include Eight Grammy Awards 16 Billboard Music Awards Two Emmy Awards And 30 Guinness World Records. Houston's Inductions Include The Grammy Hall Of Fame Twice The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame The Rhythm And Blues Music Hall Of Fame The Georgia Music Hall Of Fame The New Jersey Hall Of Fame And The National Recording Registry At The Library Of Congress. Houston Began Singing At New Hope Baptist Church In Newark New Jersey As A Child And Became A Background Vocalist While In High School. She Was One Of The First Black Women To Appear On The Cover Of Seventeen After Becoming A Teen Model In 1981. With The Guidance Of Arista Records Chairman Clive Davis Houston Signed To The Label At Age 19. Her First Two Studio Albums Whitney Houston 1985 And Whitney 1987 Both Peaked At Number One On The Billboard 200 And Are Among The Best-Selling Albums Of All Time. Hit Singles From The Albums Including "How Will I Know" "Greatest Love Of All" And "I Wanna Dance With Somebody Who Loves Me " Established Her As A Catalyst In The Acceptance Of Black Female Artists On MTV. Her Third Studio Album I'm Your Baby Tonight 1990 Yielded Two Billboard Hot 100 Number-One Singles The Title Track And "All The Man That I Need". Houston's Rendition Of "The Star-Spangled Banner" At Super Bowl XXV In 1991 Received Widespread Media Coverage. Houston Made Her Acting Debut With The Romantic Thriller Film The Bodyguard 1992 Which Despite Its Mixed Reviews Became The Tenth Highest-Grossing Film To That Date. Its Soundtrack Won The Grammy Award For Album Of The Year And Remains The Bestselling Soundtrack Album Of All Time. It Generated Multiple Hit Singles Including "I Have Nothing" "I'm Every Woman" And "I Will Always Love You" The Latter Won The Grammy Award For Record Of The Year Spent A Then-Record 14 Weeks Atop The Billboard Hot 100 And Became The Best-Selling Single By A Woman In Music History. Subsequently She Went On To Star In The Films Waiting To Exhale 1995 And The Preacher's Wife 1996 And She Recorded Their Respective Soundtracks The Former Scored Her Last Billboard Hot 100 Number-One Single "Exhale Shoop Shoop " While The Latter Produced By Houston Herself Became The Bestselling Gospel Album Of All Time. As A Film Producer She Produced Multicultural Movies And Series Such As Cinderella 1997 And The Princess Diaries And The Cheetah Girls. Houston's First Studio Album In Eight Years My Love Is Your Love 1998 Spawned Several Hit Singles Including The Title Track "Heartbreak Hotel" "It's Not Right But It's Okay" And The Academy Award-Winning Mariah Carey Duet "When You Believe". Following The Success She Renewed Her Contract With Arista For $100 Million In 2001 One Of The Biggest Recording Deals Of All Time. However Her Personal Problems Began To Overshadow Her Career. Her 2002 Studio Album Just Whitney Received Mixed Reviews While Her Drug Use And A Tumultuous Marriage To Singer Bobby Brown Received Widespread Media Coverage. After Divorcing Brown Houston Returned To The Top Of The Billboard 200 Chart With Her Final Studio Album I Look To You 2009 . In February 2012 Houston Accidentally Drowned In A Bathtub At The Beverly Hilton Hotel In Beverly Hills With Heart Disease And Cocaine Use As Contributing Factors. News Of Her Death Coincided With The 2012 Grammy Awards Which Took Place The Day Following Her Death And Was Covered Internationally. Her Life And Career Were Dramatized In The 2022 Biopic I Wanna Dance With Somebody. Her Assets Amounted To $250 Million Earned Over A 25-Year Career. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Whitney_Houston Discography
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"Saving All My Love for You" is a song written by Michael Masser and Gerry Goffin, originally recorded by Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. for their album Marilyn & Billy (1978). American singer Whitney Houston recorded a cover of the song for her self-titled debut studio album (1985). It was released on August 13, 1985, by Arista Records as the second single from the album in the United States and third worldwide.
Houston's version of "Saving All My Love for You" garnered positive critical response, with reviewers praising its melodious production, her vocal performance, and picked it as one of the album's highlights. The song became a global success and represented a commercial breakthrough for Houston, topping the charts in four countries and reaching the top 10 in various other regions. It became her first song to top the US Billboard Hot 100, staying there for two weeks, and is certified Platinum by the RIAA for sales of over 1 million copies. At the 28th Annual Grammy Awards, it won for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance.
"Saving All My Love for You" was written by Michael Masser and Gerry Goffin during the 1970s and originally recorded with Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. on their LP "Marilyn and Billy" (1978). Years later, Masser saw Whitney for the first time when he went into New York City's Sweetwater club, an invitation made by Arista Records president Clive Davis, and she was singing one of his songs, "The Greatest Love of All". After her performance, the singer told Masser that the song was one of her favorites and later, Masser was chosen by Arista to produce some tracks for Houston's self-titled debut After getting the right emotionally vulnerable-tailored take from Houston, the producer guaranteed her that it would become "a woman's song", meaning that women will feel a special affinity for the song.
After the success of her previous single, "You Give Good Love", the label initially didn't think about releasing "Saving All My Love for You" as the next single. When Masser heard that another single besides the song was being considered for the next single, he made a friendly wager with Davis during one of Houston's performance at the Roxy Theatre in Los Angeles. He proposed that if all the women get on their feet when Houston sings "Saving...", then Davis would agree that it should be the next single. Ultimately, the song was released as the second single in the United States and third single worldwide. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.