Whitney Houston Songs Quiz: Name Her Biggest Hits

"I Will Always Love You" was originally a 1973 country goodbye written and recorded by Dolly Parton for her split from Porter Wagoner — Whitney’s blockbuster cover turned a small country tune into a global pop phenomenon, spending 14 weeks at No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100 (a solo-female record later tied by Mariah Carey).

"Greatest Love of All" was first recorded by George Benson for the Muhammad Ali biopic The Greatest — the song’s lyricist, Linda Creed, was secretly battling cancer while writing, which later gave Whitney’s inspirational rendition extra poignancy.