Track Listing

1. I Will Always Love You
2. Saving All My Love For You
3. Greatest Love Of All
4. One Moment In Time
5. I Wanna Dance With Somebody
6. How Will I Know
7. So Emotional
8. When You Believe - Houston, Whitney & Mariah Carey
9. Where Do Broken Hearts Go
10. I'm Your Baby Tonight
11. Didn't We Almost Have It All
12. Run To You
13. Exhale (Shoop Shoop)
14. If I Told You That - Houston, Whitney & George Michael
15. I Have Nothing
16. I'm Every Woman
17. It's Not Right But It's OK
18. My Love Is Your Love

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #216 in Music
• Released on: 2007-10-29
• Number of discs: 1

CD Description
Definitive hits collection from one of the greatest female vocalists of all time, Whitney Houston. A stunning vocal talent that has had hits in three different decades, this package neatly summarises Houston's career and includes collaborations with Mariah Carey and George Michael amongst others. Includes the hits 'I Will Always Love You', 'So Emotional' and 'One Moment In Time'.

Customer Reviews

Great purchase!
All the negative reviews talk about the same thing, that there's the 2 disc version of the greatest hits, that it hasn't been long since they released a greatest hits, etc. Well, here's why this is a good release:

1- This is the best SINGLE Whitney cd to own. The other greatest hits was a long 2 disc and they split the uptempo and ballads into seperate discs which made it a very difficult listening experience because you get tired after listening to 18 ballads in a row or 18 dance songs in a row. This cd has MOST of Whitney's hits and it's well balanced and it's on one cd, so you don't have to sit for 2 hours to listen to it. Then you have another compilation Love Whitney but it only includes love songs. And there's also Artist Collection but that one doesn't have any of the hits from her soundtracks and has some unknown songs. So this is the most "friendly" greatest hits because it's not too long and it's very well balanced as a listening experience and in terms of hits.

2- This cd is ment for the casual fans or for people who don't own Whitney cds, it's the simplest way to get most of her hits on one cd. Sure there are many hits missing like All The Man That I Need, Step By Step, Could I Have This Kiss Forever, You Give Good Love (although this song wasn't released in the UK), but still overall it has 80% of Whitney's major hits.

So as a cd by itself, anyone who has an interest in Whitney Houston should get this cd. For those who have the 2 disc greatest hits or the big fans who have most of her albums, then you can pass...

Strictly The Hits
If you only have a passing interest in Whitney Houston, then this 'Ultimate Collection' is the one to buy. The previous 'Greatest Hits' was bogged down by lesser known singles and remixes that could only be classed as filler, plus it was needlessly spread over two discs. 'The Ultimate Collection' sticks with the radio hits, ranging from the popular early ballads to the slick urban/r&b sound of her more recent work. The only minor nitpick is the exclusion of two collaborations, one with Enrique Iglesias on 'Could I Have This Kiss Forever' and the other with Kelly Price and Faith Evans on 'Heartbreak Hotel'. Both were pretty big hits, so I guess their exclusion has something to do with royalties to the other artists. Other than that, sit back and enjoy a single disc of nothing but the hits.

Far Better Than The First
I don't understand all of these negative reviews. Europe got a much better edition of her "Greatest Hits", while the rest of us had to settle for an album of horrible remixes of her hits. This "Ultimate Collection" is a welcome addition, and it does manage to pull together many of her greatest and best-known songs from the past twenty years. All of her staple songs are here; "Greatest Love of All", "I Will Always Love You" and her debut single from 1985 "Saving All My Love for You". The collection, however, is far from definitive as a couple of important songs are missing, most notably "All at Once" and "You Give Good Love", both from her debut album. Despite all of this, the album is still far better than her two-disc remix album, "Greatest Hits", from 2000. What more is there to say? Just sit back and enjoy her golden voice.

Highlights: "I Have Nothing", "Saving All My Love for You", "Run to You" and "I'm Your Baby Tonight".