Poll: Best Whitney Houston Disco

[sutnop]

Which is your favorite Disco Track
by one of the greatest voices of the 80's
Whiteny Houston?

[Blaxman]

On 2002-06-12 05:19, sutnop wrote:

Which is your favorite Disco Track
by one of the greatest voices of the 80's
Whiteny Houston?

Sorry, Sutnop! :sad:
No one from Mrs. Screaming Houston.

Easy.

[DJ P]

I somewhat agree with Blaxman but I do like here first release 'How Will I Know' but the mix of it on the 'Ultimix' service. The disc-jockey added some nice 'triples' (using three turntables to have a song repeat a phrase or lyric three times). That mix added life to the song and made Whitney sound better than in her past releases. All the best, DJ Phil

[Jeff H]

Oh, come on people. Sure, Miss Whitney is little more than a punchline these days--thanks to a bad attitude, a creepy marriage and an "alleged" drug problem --but way back when "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" was a huge hit, and fun to dance to as well.

"I'm Every Woman" was very enjoyable too, and another big hit--even if only because it gave gay guys a chance to release their inner drag queen. :grin:

It was all downhill after that though, thanks to her bitch diva attitude and her attempts to grab some street cred by hooking up with the hip hop crowd. ZZZ

[sutnop]

I must admit that my personal favorite by her is
How will I know

it is the only whitney houston song
that has the strength
to be played a couple of times in a week withgout sounding
monotone and boring at the end of that week,,,,

[sirius]

I don´t think that Whitney made never a
disco-song, except as feat. on a MICHAEL
ZAGER record. Why don´t you talk about her
mother???
Cosmic Love & Kisses From SIRIUS & DARKTUNES

[sirius]

I don´t think that Whitney made never a
disco-song, except as feat. on a MICHAEL
ZAGER record. Why don´t you talk about her
mother???
Cosmic Love & Kisses From SIRIUS & DARKTUNES

[disco1999]

It's not right but it's ok (Thunderpuss 2000 mix) would be my alltime fav from her.

[Graham_Start]

Any of the ones that haven't been released... especially if they never will be!

[NickNack]

For me, "Love Will Save The Day" and the Disconet Remix of "So Emotional". Not disco? After reading the extremely convoluted thread on "When/Where Did Eurodisco Begin", I'm going to stick with our long-lost friend, Maarten --- I'M SICK OF LABELS!

[zeca azevedo]

Hi SUTNOP,

I love HOW WILL I KNOW, from her classic first album. And I love STEP BY STEP too - the original recording, not the lousy remix included on her compilation!

I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU ALL,

zeca azevedo

[DISCODISK]

i agree with NICKNACK love will save the day, a topic about her mothers(cissy)records would have been far less scary now theres a singer............

[The Lord of Flatbush]

On 2002-06-12 10:50, sirius wrote:
I don´t think that Whitney made never a
disco-song, except as feat. on a MICHAEL
ZAGER record. Why don´t you talk about her
mother???
Cosmic Love & Kisses From SIRIUS & DARKTUNES

Cissy Houston - Think it over was a hit in New York, big time.

I remember when American Bandstand (National) and Soul Alive (N.Y.C.) Dance Shows were big on playing this tune.

[Jeff H]

Coincidentally, I posted this message on a different thread earlier this week:

<< Speaking of Cissy Houston, on a whim yesterday I pulled out her "Warning: Danger" EP and played the title track. When someone posted a question a while back about a song with sirens I totally forgot about this one.

"Warning" is an awesome song; unfortunately as the '80s progressed, lyrics like "this love affair could be hazardous to you" suddenly didn't play too well anymore.... :cry: >>

[The Lord of Flatbush]

As far as Dance Remixes, honorable mention goes to Whitney Houston - Queen of the Night

Hot!!!!!!!!