Find out who's in the "Mile-High Club" and who hooked up with a Spice Girl, as *NSYNC played a revealing game of "Never Have I Ever" with Ellen.

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I Will Always Love You · Whitney Houston

The Bodyguard - Original Soundtrack Album

℗ 1992 Arista Records LLC

Released on: 1992-11-17

Composer, Lyricist: Dolly Parton
Bass: Neil Stubenhaus
Drums: Ricky Lawson
Guitar: Dean Parks
Guitar: Michael Landau
Keyboards, Performance Arranger, Producer: David Foster
Programmer: Claude Gaudette
Programmer: Tony Smith
Saxophone: Kirk Whalum
Unknown: Rickey Minor
Recording Engineer: Bill Schnee
Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer: David Reitzas
Recording Engineer: Peter Yianilos
Performance Arranger: Ronn Huff

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Whitney Houston Greatest Hits 2024 - Pop Music Mix - Top 10 Hits Of All Time

TRACKLIST:▶️▶️▶️
[00:04:38] - 1.where̲̲ d̲̲o b̲̲r̲̲o̲̲k̲en̲ h̲ea̲r̲̲ts̲ g̲o̲̲
[00:09:30] - 2.g̲rea̲test̲̲ l̲̲ov̲e o̲f̲̲ a̲ll̲̲
[00:14:21] - 3.i̲ h̲av̲̲e n̲̲o̲t̲̲hin̲̲g̲
[00:19:20] - 4.w̲hen yo̲u bel̲̲i̲e̲v̲e̲
[00:23:58] - 5.wh̲̲ere do̲ b̲̲r̲̲ok̲e̲n̲̲ h̲ear̲̲ts̲ go
[00:28:50] - 6.gr̲̲e̲̲a̲t̲̲est̲̲ love of a̲l̲l̲
[00:33:41] - 7.i have n̲o̲thin̲g
[00:38:40] - 8.whe̲̲n̲ yo̲u̲̲ bel̲ie̲v̲̲e̲̲


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Whitney Houston Greatest Hits 2024 - Pop Music Mix - Top 10 Hits Of All Time

TRACKLIST:▶️▶️▶️
[00:04:38] - 1.w̲̲h̲̲er̲e̲̲ d̲̲o̲ b̲̲ro̲ke̲̲n he̲̲arts̲̲ g̲o̲̲
[00:09:30] - 2.g̲r̲̲e̲̲a̲te̲̲st̲ love̲ o̲f̲ al̲l
[00:14:29] - 3.w̲h̲en yo̲u̲ b̲el̲i̲eve̲
[00:19:04] - 4.i wil̲l a̲l̲w̲̲a̲̲y̲̲s l̲̲ov̲e̲ you
[00:23:42] - 5.wher̲̲e̲ do̲̲ b̲ro̲ken he̲ar̲t̲s g̲o
[00:28:34] - 6.g̲̲r̲e̲a̲t̲e̲st love o̲̲f a̲ll
[00:33:33] - 7.wh̲en̲ you̲ believ̲e̲
[00:38:08] - 8.i̲̲ wi̲̲l̲̲l alw̲̲a̲ys̲̲ lo̲ve y̲o̲̲u̲̲


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Same Script, Different Cast · Whitney Houston · Deborah Cox

Whitney The Greatest Hits

℗ 2000 Arista Records LLC

Released on: 2000-05-16

Associated Performer: Whitney Houston & Deborah Cox
Composer, Lyricist: A. Crawford
Guitar: Jay Williams
Composer, Lyricist: S. Jones
Composer, Lyricist: M. Jordan
All Instruments, Background Vocal, Vocal Arranger, Producer: Shep Crawford
Composer, Lyricist: S. Daniels
Background Vocal, Vocal Arranger: Shae Jones
Recording Engineer: Anne "Auntie Mae" Catalino
Mixing Engineer: Anne Mae Catalino
Engineer: Jamie Seyberth
Vocal Arranger: Dove Daniels

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Whitney Houston , Celine Dion , Mariah Carey Best Songs Best Of The World Divas

Dr. Umar calls out Vanessa Bryant and Michael Jackson's son Blanket.

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I'll Never Love This Way Again · Dionne Warwick

Dionne (Expanded Edition)

℗ 1979 Arista Records LLC

Released on: 1979-01-01

Composer, Lyricist: Will Jennings
Composer, Lyricist: Richard Kerr
Producer: Barry Manilow

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Dionne Warwick's 1967 single I Say A Little Prayer was written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David and recorded at A&R Studios in Manhattan in June 1966. Engineering the recording was the legendary Phil Ramone who would later produce Billy Joel and many others. Bacharach arranged, conducts and is on piano. The tune was released as single in October 1967 after DJs all over the country started playing the album cut from the Windows of the World album. I Say A Little Prayer was certified RIAA Gold selling over 1 million copies and peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in December 1967. The flip or B side (Theme from Valley of the Dolls), sung by Warwick in the motion picture, was also a million seller and rode the #2 position for 4 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in February 1968 and hit # 1 on the Record World Chart the same month. I Say A Little Prayer/(Theme From) Valley of the Dolls is one of the most successful double sided hits of the Rock era. This is the rare unedited version in which Burt Bacharach can be heard on count off. I Say A Little Prayer was also the first RIAA certified million seller for Bacharach and David. Less than one year later, Aretha Franklin would take her cover of "I Say A Little Prayer" to the #10 spot on Billboard's Hot 100 singles chart. Writes Nick Tosches, the renowned writer, music journalist, novelist, biographer and poet in the January 7, 1972 issue of the rock magazine FUSION; "...getting into Dionne Warwick is like finding buried treasure. The Bacharach/David repertoire which milady chooses to sing is so fascinatingly cynical / fatalistic / stoical / emotional / happy, simultaneously! It's pure emotion. There is a whole lot more to emotion than some rock punk bursting his dexedrine-staved blood vessels by screaming "Baby I need you baby" into a microphone. Dionne Warwick is not a rock and roll singer. She's not a jazz singer either. Rhythm and blues? Nope. A pop singer? No way. Did you ever tongue-kiss with someone who barfed a Singapore Sling bolus into your mouth, and then four years later you're with someone else and you feel good and you realize how beautiful it all was and then it's all melancholy/happiness, sort of? That's the kind of singer Dionne Warwick is. She's beautiful. Dionne, paired with Bacharach's string/horn/reed arrangements, comes up as a lyric mezzo-sopranoid par-excellence, melodious/expressiveness-wise. If you've never gotten into her, you ought to. Get hep to Dionne Warwick. For your own sake."

The Beautiful Dionne singing to playback in 1963

From our 1st Season of Paramount's hit 80s TV series, "SOLID GOLD", enjoy our host, DIONNE WARWICK and BARRY WHITE singing his hit, "NEVER NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP", arranged and produced by myself (Solid Gold's musical director and theme composer, Michael Miller - aka "Mickle"). And be sure to enjoy the background vocal stylings of Dionne Warwick, Darlene Love and Eunice Washington! This aired on May 30, 1981.

The members of my band for this clip were:

Joe Kloess - keyboards
Stewart Levin - keyboards
Leaky Valentine - guitar
Harold Alexander - percussion
Wade Short - bass
Greg Warner - drums

Background singers:
Dionne Warwick
Darlene Love
Eunice Peterson

Soul Train Music Awards 1987
That's What Friends Are For 0:16. 2:54. 3:29. 3:36. 3:57
Dionne Warwick 0:31
Stevie Wonder 1:42. 2:22
Whitney Houston 2:54
Luther Vandross 2:00. 2:10. 3:29. 3:36. 3:38

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Alfie · Dionne Warwick

The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits

℗ 1967 Scepter Records

Producer: Burt Bacharach
Producer: Hal David
Writer: Burt Bacharach
Writer: Hal David

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Deja Vu · Dionne Warwick

Dionne (Expanded Edition)

℗ 1979 Arista Records LLC

Released on: 1979-01-01

Producer: Barry Manilow
Composer, Lyricist: Adrienne Anderson
Composer, Lyricist: Isaac Hayes

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"Theme From 'Valley of the Dolls'" was recorded for the film of the same name. The song was written by Andre Previn and Dory Previn, and had initially been intended for Judy Garland before she was fired from the film. At the urging of Barbara Parkins, the song was given to Warwick. Dionne's John Williams' arranged original version is heard throughout the film. Due to contractual restrictions, Warwick's voice was substituted on the LP album recording of the soundtrack and Warwick was contractually permitted to appear only on the film's actual soundtrack and not the recording released on the 20th Century label. Record buyers of the 20th Century Soundtrack LP were sorely disappointed to find Warwick's voice absent from the LP, although no mention was made that the LP did not not contain the actual Warwick soundtrack. Warwick recut the tune for her home Scepter label with an arrangement by Pat Williams and conducted by Bacharach with Bacharach on piano, and this version hit #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart in February 1968, and #4 on the Canadian Chart, #28 in the UK, #2 on the Billboard AC Chart and #13 on the Billboard Rhythm and Blues Singles chart. The tune hit #1 on the Record World Chart in March 1968. "Theme From 'Valley of the Dolls', the "B" side of Dionne's million selling "I Say a Little Prayer", also became another million seller for Dionne.

Dionne Warwick's twelfth album for the Scepter label "Dionne Warwick in Valley of the Dolls" featured the single along with another Top Ten hit "Do You Know the Way to San Jose". The album was smartly marketed as "The only album in which you will hear Dionne Warwick singing the "Theme From 'Valley of the Dolls'". The album hit #6 on the Billboard Album Chart and #2 on the Billboard Rhythm and Blues Album Chart and would remain on the Hot 100 Album Chart for over a year. It was recorded during the summer and fall of 1967 and was released early the next year. The album was awarded an RIAA gold award.