Whitney: The Greatest Hits

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Whitney: The Greatest Hits
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Compilation album by
ReleasedMay 15, 2000 (2000-05-15)
Recorded1983–March 2000
Studio
Genre
Length155:47
Label Arista
Producer
Whitney Houston chronology
My Love Is Your Love
(1998)
Whitney: The Greatest Hits
(2000)
Love, Whitney
(2001)
The Essential Whitney Houston
The Essential Whitney Houston.png
International reissue cover [lower-alpha 2]
Disc 1: Cool Down
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."You Give Good Love" LaLa Kashif 4:11
2."Saving All My Love for You"Masser3:57
3."Greatest Love of All"
Masser4:54
4."All at Once"Masser4:29
5."If You Say My Eyes Are Beautiful" (with Jermaine Jackson) Elliot Willensky
4:20
6."Didn't We Almost Have It All"Masser4:38
7."Where Do Broken Hearts Go" Narada Michael Walden 4:38
8."All the Man That I Need"Walden3:57
9."Run to You"
  • Allan Rich
  • Jud Friedman
David Foster 4:27
10."I Have Nothing"Foster4:53
11."I Will Always Love You" Dolly Parton Foster4:28
12."Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" Babyface Babyface3:25
13."Why Does It Hurt So Bad"BabyfaceBabyface4:40
14."I Believe in You and Me"
3:54
15."Heartbreak Hotel" (featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price) Soulshock and Karlin 4:06
16."My Love Is Your Love"
  • Jean
  • Duplessis
4:19
17."Same Script, Different Cast" (with Deborah Cox) Shep Crawford 4:58
18."Could I Have This Kiss Forever" (Metro Mix) (with Enrique Iglesias) Diane Warren 3:55
Total length:78:09
Disc 2: Throw Down
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Fine"
3:35
2."If I Told You That" (with George Michael)
  • R. Jerkins
  • Michael [a]
4:33
3."It's Not Right but It's Okay" (Thunderpuss Mix)
4:15
4."My Love Is Your Love" (Jonathan Peters Mix)
  • Jean
  • Duplessis
4:18
5."Heartbreak Hotel" (Hex Hector Mix) (featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price)
  • Schack
  • Karlin
  • Savage
4:20
6."I Learned from the Best" (HQ² Mix) Diane Warren
4:23
7."Step by Step" (Junior Vasquez Mix) Annie Lennox 4:04
8."I'm Every Woman" (Clivilles & Cole Mix)4:30
9."Queen of the Night" (CJ Mackintosh Mix)
3:45
10."I Will Always Love You" (Hex Hector Mix)Parton
  • Foster
  • Hector [a]
4:48
11."Love Will Save the Day" (Jellybean & David Morales Mix)Toni C.5:06
12."I'm Your Baby Tonight" (Dronez Mix)
5:05
13."So Emotional" (David Morales Mix)
  • Walden
  • Morales [a]
3:57
14."I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" (Junior Vasquez Mix)
  • Walden
  • Vasquez [a]
4:24
15."How Will I Know" (Junior Vasquez Mix)
  • Merrill
  • Rubicam
  • Walden
  • Walden
  • Vasquez [a]
4:09
16."Greatest Love of All" (Junior Vasquez Mix)
  • Masser
  • Creed
  • Masser
  • Vasquez [a]
5:09
17."One Moment in Time"Walden5:02
18."The Star Spangled Banner" (live at Super Bowl XXV) Francis Scott Key  2:15
Total length:77:38
International edition [lower-alpha 6]
Disc 1: Cool Down
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Saving All My Love for You"
  • Masser
  • Goffin
Masser3:57
2."Greatest Love of All"
  • Masser
  • Creed
Masser4:52
3."One Moment in Time"
  • Hammond
  • Bettis
Walden4:46
4."I Have Nothing"
  • Foster
  • Thompson
Foster4:51
5."I Will Always Love You"PartonFoster4:27
6."Run to You"
  • Rich
  • Friedman
Foster4:27
7."You Give Good Love"LaLaKashif4:11
8."All at Once"
  • Masser
  • Osborne
Masser4:30
9."Where Do Broken Hearts Go"
  • Wildhorn
  • Jackson
Walden4:38
10."If You Say My Eyes Are Beautiful" (with Jermaine Jackson)Willensky
  • Jackson
  • Keane
4:20
11."Didn't We Almost Have It All"
  • Masser
  • Jennings
Masser4:38
12."All the Man That I Need"
  • Pitchford
  • Gore
Walden3:56
13."Exhale (Shoop Shoop)"BabyfaceBabyface3:25
14."Count on Me" (with CeCe Winans)
  • Babyface
  • W. Houston
  • Michael Houston
Babyface4:27
15."I Believe in You and Me"
  • Wolfert
  • Linzer
  • Warren
  • W. Houston
3:55
16."I Learned from the Best"WarrenFoster4:23
17."Same Script, Different Cast" (with Deborah Cox)
  • Crawford
  • Jones
  • Daniels
  • Jordan
Crawford5:00
18."Could I Have This Kiss Forever" (Metro Mix) (with Enrique Iglesias)Warren
3:55
Total length:78:40
Disc 2: Throw Down
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."If I Told You That" (with George Michael)
  • R. Jerkins
  • F. Jerkins
  • Daniels
  • Estes
  • R. Jerkins
  • Michael [a]
4:33
2."Fine"
  • W. Houston
  • Saadiq
  • Fareed
  • Saadiq
  • Q-Tip
3:35
3."My Love Is Your Love"
  • Jean
  • Duplessis
  • Jean
  • Duplessis
4:18
4."It's Not Right but It's Okay"
  • R. Jerkins
  • F. Jerkins
  • Daniels
  • Phillips
  • Estes
R. Jerkins4:49
5."Heartbreak Hotel" (featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price)
  • Schack
  • Karlin
  • Savage
Soulshock and Karlin4:35
6."Step by Step"LennoxLipson4:12
7."Queen of the Night" (CJ Mackintosh Mix)
  • Reid
  • Babyface
  • W. Houston
  • Simmons
  • Reid
  • Babyface
  • W. Houston [b]
  • Simmons [b]
  • Mackintosh [a]
3:46
8."I'm Every Woman"
  • Ashford
  • Simpson
Walden4:45
9."Love Will Save the Day"Toni C.Jellybean5:21
10."I'm Your Baby Tonight"
  • Reid
  • Babyface
  • Reid
  • Babyface
4:58
11."So Emotional"
  • Steinberg
  • Kelly
Walden4:32
12."I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)"
  • Merrill
  • Rubicam
Walden4:49
13."How Will I Know"
  • Merrill
  • Rubicam
  • Walden
Walden4:33
14."I Will Always Love You" (Hex Hector Mix)Parton
  • Foster
  • Hector [a]
4:52
15."Greatest Love of All" (Club 69 Mix)
  • Masser
  • Creed
4:43
16."It's Not Right but It's Okay" (Thunderpuss Mix)
  • R. Jerkins
  • F. Jerkins
  • Daniels
  • Phillips
  • Estes
  • R. Jerkins
  • Thunderpuss [a]
4:16
17."I'm Your Baby Tonight" (Dronez Mix)
  • Reid
  • Babyface
  • Reid
  • Babyface
  • Romero [a]
  • Nuñez [a]
  • Morillo [a]
5:03
Total length:77:40
Whitney: The Greatest Hits Circuit City exclusive edition (bonus disc) [39]
No.TitleLength
1."Greatest Love of All" (Club 69 Mix)11:54
2."So Emotional" (David Morales Emotional Club Mix)11:21
Whitney: The Greatest Hits – Video edition [119]
No.TitleDirector(s)Length
1."You Give Good Love" Michael Lindsay-Hogg  
2."Saving All My Love for You"Stuart Orme 
3."How Will I Know" Brian Grant  
4."Greatest Love of All"Peter Israelson 
5."I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)"Grant 
6."Didn't We Almost Have It All"  
7."So Emotional" Wayne Isham  
8."Where Do Broken Hearts Go"Israelson 
9."I'm Your Baby Tonight" Julien Temple  
10."All the Man That I Need"Israelson 
11."The Star Spangled Banner"Bob Best 
12."I Will Always Love You" Nick Brandt  
13."Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" Forest Whitaker  
14."I Believe in You and Me" F. Gary Gray  
15."I'm Every Woman"Randee St. Nicholas 
16."I Have Nothing"S.A. Baron 
17."Run to You"Mitchell Sinoway 
18."Queen of the Night" Mick Jackson  
19."Step by Step" Paul Hunter  
20."Heartbreak Hotel" Kevin Bray  
21."My Love Is Your Love"Bray 
22."It's Not Right But It's Okay"Bray 
23."I Learned from the Best"Bray 
24."Home" (live on The Merv Griffin Show )  
25."Lover for Life" (A Concert for a New South Africa)  
26."One Moment in Time" (live at the 31st Annual Grammy Awards)  
27." My Love Is Your Love " (the making of the album)  
28."My Love Is Your Love" (live from Mannheim)  
29."Why Does It Hurt So Bad" (live at the 1996 MTV Movie Awards)  
30."It's Not Right but It's Okay" (from MTV All Access)  
31."Impossible" (from Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella ) Robert Iscove  

Notes

Personnel

Credits are adapted from the liner notes of Whitney: The Greatest Hits. [34] [119]

Charts

Certifications

Release history

Release dates and formats for Whitney: The Greatest Hits
RegionDateFormat(s)Label(s)Ref.
GermanyMay 15, 2000 Double CD BMG
United Kingdom
Arista
United StatesMay 16, 2000
JapanMay 20, 2000Double CD
United Kingdom
  • DVD
  • VHS
FranceMay 21, 2000Double CD
June 14, 2000
  • DVD
  • VHS
JapanJuly 7, 2000DVD
Release dates and formats for The Essential Whitney Houston
RegionDateFormat(s)Label(s)Ref.
AustraliaJanuary 10, 2011Double CD
United Kingdom
PolandJanuary 14, 2011
Taiwan
CanadaJanuary 18, 2011
FranceFebruary 14, 2011
GermanyJanuary 6, 2012

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Notes

  1. used for Australian, Asian, European and South African pressings; Canadian and Mexican editions cover features the title at the top and in a different typeface
  2. used for Australian, Asian, European and South African pressings; Canadian and Mexican editions cover features the title at the top and in a different typeface
  3. While announcing the release of Houston's posthumous greatest hits album I Will Always Love You: The Best of Whitney Houston in August 2012, Keith Caulfield from Billboard declared it Houston's "first authoritative greatest hits album" and referred to Whitney: The Greatest Hits as a compilation album due to its remix-infused track listing. [31] Numerous other journalists had also classified Whitney: The Greatest Hits as a compilation rather than a greatest hits album. [32] [21] [18]
  4. In his review of Whitney: The Greatest Hits for Daily News , Jim Farber gave Cool Down two stars, and Throw Down three, thus the album's overall grade averaged two and a half stars. [18]
  5. Also used for Australian and Canadian editions of The Essential Whitney Houston [36]
  6. Also used for international editions of The Essential Whitney Houston [37]

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