AWESOME ALBUM

I have this album on tape and I love it.When I am a little down in the dumps,I put it on and Whitney's voice just picks me up.

Whitney Houston is my favorite singer and this album is one of my favorites by her.

This is the Whitney album that I like

While others may have different opinions, I regard this album as Whitney's finest album. It became the first album by a female singer to debut at number one on the American album charts, matching that achievement in Britain.



The album features five major international hits - I wanna dance with somebody (a number one hit in Britain and America), Love will save the day (a UK top ten hit), So emotional (an American number one hit and UK top ten hit), Didn't we almost have it all and Where do broken hearts go (both American number one hits and UK top twenty hits). Of these, my favorite is Didn't we almost have it all.



Whitney teams up with her mother (Cissy) for a superb cover of I know him so well. From the musical Chess, this was originally a UK number one hit for Elaine Paige and Barbara Dickson. The other songs (Just the lonely talking again, Where are you, Love is a contact sport, You're still my man, For the love of you) are all brilliant.



Following an encouraging debut album featuring several hits including Saving all my love for you, I was really impressed by this album and had high hopes of a bright future that (from my perspective) never materialized although there were occasional great moments. Nevertheless, this album remains what it always was - a masterpiece.

Zicofuss

I always like this CD (had it on Album) espcially the songs--So emotional, Where do broken hearts go and the fabulous/remake "For the love of you" originally done by the Isley Bros. (My fav on CD).