Whitney Houston had a stellar career spanning three decades. She became known as "The Voice" and any look into her discography will explain why.
Houston has received a nomination for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. These ten songs are what make her a worthy inductee.
10. I Look To You
A beautiful song from what would be Houston's final album. The song's subject matter speaks about something very close to Houston's heart, her faith.
9. Where Do Broken Hearts Go
This song speaks to just about every romantic out there. This also broke records, becoming Houston's seventh consecutive number one single.
8. It's Not Right, But It's Okay (Thunderpuss Mix)
While the album version of this song did well, this remix gave it new life. Houston's music always did well in the clubs and this song was a huge dance hit.
7. Try It On My Own
An overlooked song from an overlooked album. "Try It On My Own" was released as a single from Houston's 2002 album, "Just Whitney." This track featured inspirational lyrics that most people can relate to. It talks about moving on and heading out on your own.
6. I'm Your Baby Tonight
The funky production of this dance track sucked you in. The catchiness of the hook sealed the deal. This song is a pop classic and nobody can deny that.
5. How Will I Know
This is a classic eighties pop song. From her debut album, this track proved Houston could sing uptempo dance songs as well as ballads.
4. I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)
Taken from Houston's second album, this hit helped her avoid the dreaded sophomore slump.
3. I Have Nothing
Taken from what was possibly her biggest accomplishment, 1992's soundtrack to "The Bodyguard." Houston's first major acting role earned her praise and this hit certainly made it even sweeter.
2. Greatest Love of All
This inspiration ode to loving yourself made its way onto Houston's debut album. Even though it's a cover, this song is now more widely associated with Houston.
1. I Will Always Love You
When Houston passed away in 2012, this song was referenced quite a bit. This Dolly Parton cover has become Houston's signature tune and after hearing it, you can understand why.