CSPC: Whitney Houston Popularity Analysis

Digital Singles Sales

Let’s be honest, Whitney Houston was an awful seller within’ the digital format up to her death. In 2012 after the tragic event she got a tremendous boost, selling millions within’ a few days. Her golden era tracks listed below were among the first choices of consumers, combining for more than 12 million sales.

Whitney Houston (1985) – 885,000 equivalent albums

You Give Good Love – 600,000
Saving All My Love for You – 1,250,000
How Will I Know – 1,350,000
All at Once – 600,000
Greatest Love of All – 1,700,000
Remaining tracks – 400,000

Whitney (1987) – 765,000 equivalent albums

I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me) – 2,600,000
Didn’t We Almost Have It All – 800,000
So Emotional – 400,000
Where Do Broken Hearts Go – 700,000
Remaining tracks – 600,000

I’m Your Baby Tonight (1990) – 195,000 equivalent albums

I’m Your Baby Tonight – 450,000
All the Man That I Need – 650,000
Remaining tracks – 200,000