Whitney Houston - I'm Your Baby Tonight

"I'm Your Baby Tonight" (Babyface, L.A. Reid) - 5:00

1. "My Name Is Not Susan" (Eric Foster White) - 4:40
2. "All the Man That I Need" (Michael Gore, Dean Pitchford) - 4:11
3. "Lover for Life" (Sam Dees) - 4:49
4. "Anymore" (Babyface, Reid) - 4:23
5. "Miracle" (Babyface, Reid) - 5:42
6. "I Belong to You" (Derek Bramble, Franne Golde) - 5:31
7. "Who Do You Love" (Hubert Eaves III, Luther Vandross) - 3:56
8. "We Didn't Know" (Stevie Wonder) - 5:31
9. "After We Make Love" (Gerry Goffin, Michael Masser) - 5:06
10. "I'm Knockin'" (Rhett Lawrence, Ricky Minor, Benjamin Winans) - 4:58

Whitney Houston indulges few quirks, follows few agendas. When, after much planning, she sprang her mega-successful 1985 debut, Whitney Houston, on the world, Houston's Manhattan-soul stylings, dance-pop workouts and Dior ballads seemed as poised for mass favor as the tunes of Michael Jackson or Madonna. The difference was that this silver-toned child of roaring gospel and streamlined pop – she's Cissy Houston's daughter, Dionne Warwick's cousin – had no covert ambitions to redirect America's cultural appetites. She may have in 1982, when she recorded, auspiciously, with Bill Laswell and Material, who always had one hell of an agenda. But that was before she signed with Clive Davis and Arista and determined to become a sovereign pop singer – and to go septuple platinum.