TEAM RNS PRESENTS

ARTIST: Whitney Houston

TITLE: Just Whitney

RIPPER: Team RNS

0  hr 43min total- 62.6mb

RELEASE DATE: 2002-11-26
RIP DATE: 2002-10-18

02 Tell Me No Ft Santana          3:45
03 Love That Man                  3:28
04 Things You Say                 4:10
05 My Love Ft Bobby Brown         3:28
06 One Of Those Days              4:15
07 On My Own                      4:40
08 Dear John Letter               4:34

10 You Light Up My Life           3:43
11 Watchulookinat (P. Diddy Remix 4:08

In the span of one short decade,
Whitney Houston has become an
international superstar in the worlds of
both music and motion pictures. Her
first four albums for Arista Records
amassed global sales of over 86
million. The Bodyguard featured Whitney
in her first motion picture role,
co-starring with Oscar-winning
actor-director Kevin Costner, and broke
box office records worldwide. Whitney
received rave notices from critics
everywhere who praised her work in the
film, opening up new horizons for her.

Six Houston songs highlighted the 1992
released soundtrack for the film and
the response was phenomenal. To date,
The Bodyguard is the biggest selling
motion picture soundtrack and has sold
over 33 million copies worldwide. "I
Will Always Love You," the first single
from The Bodyguard, has become the largest
selling commercial single in history,
while three other singles from the
album; "I'm Every Woman," "I Have
Nothing," and "Run To You" have been
major international hits for Whitney. In
1994, Whitney garnered a slew of
international awards including three
Grammys, bringing her Grammy total to
five, as well as nineteen American Music
Awards, seven Image Awards from the
N.A.A.C.P., five Peoples Choice Awards,
two Emmys, five Soul Train Awards, and
in November 1995 she was inducted into
the Soul Train Hall of Fame.

Whitney's second movie, Waiting To
Exhale, was released in December 1995.
This critically acclaimed film,
starring Whitney and Angela Bassett,
went on to gross over 70 million dollars
at the box office. The soundtrack for
Waiting To Exhale, featuring three new
tracks from Whitney; "Exhale (Shoop
Shoop)," "Count On Me," (duet with CeCe
Winans) which was co-written by Whitney
and Babyface, and "Why Does It Hurt So
Bad," quickly became a Number One album
which to date has sold over six million
copies in the U.S.

In late May of 1996, Whitney completed
filming her latest film project, The
Preacher's Wife, co-starring Denzel
Washington and directed by Penny

The Preacher's Wife is scheduled to be
released in December 1996. Also
scheduled for release a soundtrack
album for The Preacher's Wife and a
Whitney Houston Greatest Hits album.

Through her mother, R&B;/Gospel star
Cissy Houston, and her legendary
cousin Dionne Warwick, Whitney has been
exposed to music since birth. As a
member of the New Hope Baptist Junior
Choir in Newark, NJ (where her mother
has served as minister of music for
many years), Whitney developed into a
soloist by the age of 11. Cissy Houston's
career helped provide Whitney with
invaluable vocal training. Whitney was
singing backup for artists like Chaka
Khan and Lou Rawls while in her
mid-teens, frequently appearing with
Cissy in concert and local New York
Clubs. While she also began pursuing a
career in modelling (gracing the cover
of magazines such as Glamour and
Seventeen), her musical ambitions received
a boost when she teamed with superstar
Teddy Pendergrass for his 1984 hit

Arista President Clive Davis signed
Whitney Houston to the label in 1985, and
her debut album, Whitney Houston,
released the same year, boasted a
string of hits including; "You Give Good
Love," "Saving All My Love For You," "How
Will I Know," and a song that has become
virtually Whitney's anthem, "The
Greatest Love of All." Not only did
the album establish Whitney as an
important new recording artist, it went
on to sell over thirteen million copies
in the U.S., racking up several million
more sales overseas; becoming the
biggest selling album by a solo artist.

With the much anticipated 1987 release
of Whitney, Houston made history when
she became the first female artist to
enter the album charts at #1. Whitney
included a stream of chart-toppers
including; "I Wanna Dance With Somebody
(Who Loves Me)," "So Emotional," "Love
Will Save The Day," and "Where Do
Broken Hearts Go," which established
Whitney as the only artist to have seven
consecutive #1 hits, surpassing a record
previously set by The Beatles and The

Her third powerhouse album I'm Your Baby
Tonight, released in 1990, displayed
Whitney's versatility, spanning tough
rhythmic grooves, soulful ballads and
up-tempo dance tracks, again setting
sales records as a multi-platinum seller
internationally. She has gone on to
become an international household name,
amassing countless awards and breaking
box office records with her concerts

In 1989, Whitney formed The Whitney
Houston Foundation For Children, Inc.,
a non-profit organization, whose work
assists with a variety of children's
issues; homeless children, children with
cancer and AIDS, as well as
self-empowerment of today's youth.
In June of 1995, the foundation was
awarded a VH-1 Honor for it's charitable
work. Houston has also given her time and
energy to numerous other benefits and
worthwhile causes including; The United
Negro College Fund, The Children's
Diabetes Fund, St. Jude's Children's
Hospital and several noted AIDS-related

In 1991 she performed for the
homecoming troops of Desert Storm which
was filmed by HBO as "Welcome Home Heroes
with Whitney Houston," and in April of
1994 she made a surprise appearance and
performed at the Rainforest benefit put
together by Sting at Carnegie Hall.

Whitney spent the majority of 1994 on
tour with dates in South America and
the United States. She brought the tour
to a close with three spectacular
performances in South Africa, one of
which was broadcast live on HBO.

We at RNS are so proud to bring you this
great diva's comeback album, no info is
too much info for her, enjoy this great

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