Whitney Houston

I'm Your Baby Tonight

Chocolate-covered Hits

Review Score:

(8/10)
When 1990 came about, many album started to come within social stories and understandings with relationships. Surprisingly, 1990 also brought a case of dance music into the pop mainstream, thanks to artists like Mariah Carey, M.C. Hammer, and the pioneers of "Corporate Pop", New Kids On The Block. Many acts that've been known to make those ends meet, also caught within the craze. Whitney Houston was absolutely no acception.

Her 1990 album, I'm Your Baby Tonight, focused in on a more serious side of Whitney that wasn't shown within her previous albums. The music remains a bit more danceable and enduring. Songs like I'm Your Baby Tonight, All The Man I Need, My Name Is Not Susan, and After We Make Love, display that thought in mind. The album also includes partnerships with Babyface, and her duet with Stevie Wonder on the song We Didn't Know.

Although many people didn't find this album as appealing as Whitney's previous albums, or were more in tune within Mariah Carey and New Kids On The Block, it still is a down to Earth album worth checking out.

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