Whitney Houston to release comeback album very soon.
Whitney Houston's comeback has come one step closer to becoming a reality, with the announcement of a Sept. 1 release date for her next album.
It's been more than six years since Whitney Houston debuted an album-- a lifetime, really, for the brilliant vocalist who has since starred in a train-wreck reality show with her now ex-husband Bobby Brown, and has battled rumors of drug addiction. Rolling Stone has reported that her new venture, which Arista Records still has not titled, will be released on Sept. 1 and will feature collaborations with artists such as R.Kelly, Diane Warren, David Foster, Swiss Beatz and Akon. I, for one, hope the wait is worth it. Houston is still revered for the soaring heights she took her voice with classics such as The Greatest Love of All, Saving All My Love and How Will I Know. Can't you just hear Simon Cowell's oft-used quote: "That was No Whitney Houston"? It would be a shame for her legacy to end with Being Bobby Brown. What do you think Pop Watchers? Are you excited for her Sept. 1 comeback?
Since her career kicked off in 1985 with her self-titled debut, Houston has sold more than 170 million records, singles and videos around the world. Houston, 45, is one of music's most decorated female artists, with more than 400 awards.
Trained as a gospel singer, some of Houston's best-known hits include "How Will I Know," "Greatest Love of All," and "I Will Always Love You" from the 1992 movie "The Bodyguard," in which she also starred.
Houston was one of the pop world's most successful artists of the '80s and '90s, but her life and career was a chaotic mess for much of the last decade, due largely to her admitted drug problems. But after multiple rehab stays she is ready to try starting over again.
It's been more than six years since Whitney Houston debuted an album-- a lifetime, really, for the brilliant vocalist who has since starred in a train-wreck reality show with her now ex-husband Bobby Brown, and has battled rumors of drug addiction. Rolling Stone has reported that her new venture, which Arista Records still has not titled, will be released on Sept. 1 and will feature collaborations with artists such as R.Kelly, Diane Warren, David Foster, Swiss Beatz and Akon. I, for one, hope the wait is worth it. Houston is still revered for the soaring heights she took her voice with classics such as The Greatest Love of All, Saving All My Love and How Will I Know. Can't you just hear Simon Cowell's oft-used quote: "That was No Whitney Houston"? It would be a shame for her legacy to end with Being Bobby Brown. What do you think Pop Watchers? Are you excited for her Sept. 1 comeback?
Since her career kicked off in 1985 with her self-titled debut, Houston has sold more than 170 million records, singles and videos around the world. Houston, 45, is one of music's most decorated female artists, with more than 400 awards.
Trained as a gospel singer, some of Houston's best-known hits include "How Will I Know," "Greatest Love of All," and "I Will Always Love You" from the 1992 movie "The Bodyguard," in which she also starred.
Houston was one of the pop world's most successful artists of the '80s and '90s, but her life and career was a chaotic mess for much of the last decade, due largely to her admitted drug problems. But after multiple rehab stays she is ready to try starting over again.
I Have Nothing - Whitney Houston / Patti Labelle (Versions)
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