First
official recording, Whitney contributes to
the song mainly as a background vocalist, but also as a lead
vocalist in certain parts of the song.
"Memories"
1982
One Down
Material
Whitney's
first full-lead-vocal recording
released (first full lead vocal recorded was 'Eternal Love')
"Eternal Love"
1983
Paul Jabara and Friends
Paul Jabara
Whitney
contributes to the song as lead vocalist
"Take Me
To Your Heart"
1984
Unreleased
Whitney Houston
The song was recorded in 1984 and remained
unreleased to the public until 2006 when it was leaked on the
internet
"Don't
Look Any Further"
1984
Unreleased
Whitney Houston
Unreleased duet with Jermaine
Jackson
"Shock Me"
1985
Perfect Soundtrack
Various Artists
A duet with Jermaine Jackson, and also released
as a B-side to 1987 single "Didn't We Almost Have It All"
"Stop
The Madness
1986
Stop The Madness
- Single
Various Artists
Whitney contributes vocals to
this multi-artist drugs awareness single
"King
Holiday"
1987
King Holiday
Various Artists
Whitney contributes vocals to
this tribute to Martin Luther King
"Moment
Of Truth"
1987
I Wanna Dance
With Somebody (Who Loves Me)" single
Whitney Houston
B Side to 'I Wanna Dance With
Somebody (Who Loves Me)'
"Do You Hear What I Hear?"
1988
A Very Special Christmas
Various Artists
Houston contributes the gospel-tinged Christmas
song, produced by Jimmy Iovine, on the album whose proceeds
benefited Special Olympics Inc. The song is also included on her
1995 maxi-single, "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)".
"Hold Up the Light"
1988
Heaven
BeBe & CeCe Winans
Whitney
contributes the gospel-tinged Christmas song, produced by Jimmy
Iovine, on the album whose proceeds benefited Special Olympics Inc.
The song is also included on the 1995
US maxi-single, "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)"
"It
Isn't, It Wasn't, It Ain't Never Gonna Be"
1989
Through The Storm
Aretha Franklin
Duet with Aretha Franklin
"Far
Enough For Love"
1989
Unreleased
Whitney Houston
Master tape appeared on ebay
in May 2014; song not heard and no absolute verification that
Whitney Houston sings on the track. Sony purchased the song
reportedly produced by Michael Masser. Song apparently
recorded on 8 November 1989
"Halfway
Through The Night"
1990
Unreleased
Whitney Houston
Master tape appeared on ebay
in May 2014; song not heard and no absolute verification that
Whitney Houston sings on the track. Sony purchased the song
reportedly produced by Michael Masser. Song apparently
recorded on 22 June 1990
"Higher
Love"
1990
I'm Your Baby
Tonight (Japanese release)
Whitney Houston
A bonus track on the Japanese edition of the
I'm Your Baby Tonight album; Whitney's
cover of Steve Winwood's 1986 No.1 hit
"Takin'
A Chance"
1990
I'm Your Baby
Tonight (Japanese release)
Whitney Houston
Written by Whitney, a bonus
track on the Japanese edition of 'I'm Your Baby Tonight'.
"America
The Beautiful"
1991
The Star Spangled
Banner - Single
Whitney Houston
B Side to 'The Star Spangled
Banner
"Something In Common"
1992
Bobby
Bobby Brown
Duet with Bobby Brown; Whitney
co-wrote the song
"Love Will Find a Way"
1993
Friends Can Be Lovers
Dionne Warwick
Duet with Dionne
Warwick.
"True
Voice"
1994
Unreleased
Whitney Houston
For AT&T TV advert
"Look into Your Heart"
1994
A Tribute to Curtis Mayfield
Various Artists
Whitney
covered the song,written by
Curtis Mayfield and originally released by
Aretha Franklin on the soundtrack for 1976 film, Sparkle.
"Lay
Aside Every Weight"
1996
Unreleased - from
The Preacher's Wife sessions
Whitney Houston
Song rumoured to have been
recorded for 'The Preacher's Wife'; a version of the song is
performed by Whitney in the movie
"Intro"
1997
Forever
Bobby Brown
The album begins with a 52-second intro featuring
Houston singing a snippet of "Nobody Does It Better", originally
recorded by Carly Simon in 1977, ending it with "Bobby, you're the
best."
"Impossive
/ It's Possible"
1997
Unreleased
Whitney Houston
Duet with Brandy for the TV
special, Rodgers and Hammerstein's
Cinderella
"There
Is Music In You"
1997
Unreleased
Whitney Houston
Song from the TV special,
Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella
"Believe in Love"
1998
Down in the Delta Soundtrack
Various Artists
Houston sings the bridge of the song, performed
by female R&B quintet Sunday.
"Ain't No Way" (Live)
1999
VH1 Divas Live '99
Live performances, recorded from New York's
Beacon Theatre on April 13, 1999.
Mary J. Blige features on
Whitney's rendition of "Ain't No Way", and Chaka Khan, along
with Houston, sings "I'm Every Woman", the final song of the show,
being joined by Mary J. Blige, Brandy,
Faith Hill, and LeAnn Rimes at the end of the performance.
"I Will Always Love You"
(Live)
"I'm Every Woman" (Live)
"Whitney Houston Dub Plate"
2000
The Ecleftic: 2 Sides II a Book
Wyclef Jean
In combination with Wyclef, Houston performs an a
cappella version of "My Love Is Your Love", changing some of the
original lyrics.
"Family First"
2007
Daddy's Little Girls Soundtrack
Various Artists
On the soundtrack, Whitney
performs the song with Cissy Houston, Dionne Warwick and other
singers from the family
