You Give Good Love

Year: 1985
Director: Michael Lindsay-Hogg
From the album: Whitney Houston
Additional information: One of the cooks in video is former Arista Executive Kenneth Reynolds, and one of background singers in Whitney’s friend Robyn Crawford.

Saving All My Love For You

Year: 1985
Director: Stuart Orme
From the album: Whitney Houston
Additional information: Filmed in London, UK

How Will I Know

Year: 1986
Director: Brian Grant
From the album: Whitney Houston
Additional information: In video apears image of Aretha Franklin, which is taken from Freeway Of Love video. Whitney said in one interview:” I thought that would be great to have her in that slot in the video.”

The Greatest Love Of All

Year: 1986
Director: Peter Israelson
From the album: Whitney Houston
Additional information: This video was filmed at Apollo Theatre in Harlem. Young Whitney is played by Keara Janine Hailey. Cissy Houston appears in video as herself.

All At Once

Year: 1986
Director: ???
From the album: Whitney Houston
Additional information: non official video

I Wanna Dance With Somebody

Year: 1987
Director: Brian Grant
From the album: Whitney

Didn’t We Almost Have It All

Year: 1987
Director: ???
From the album: Whitney
Additional information: The video was filmed live during Whitney’s concert in Saragota

So Emotional

Year: 1987
Director: Wayne Isham
From the album: Whitney

Where Do Broken Hearts Go

Year: 1988
Director: Peter Israelson
From the album: Whitney

Love Will Save The Day

Year: 1988
Director: ???
From the album: Whitney
Additional information: The video was filmed live during the Special Olympic’s

One Moment In Time

Year: 1988
Director: ???
From the album: 1988 Summer Olympics
Additional information: The video shows no images of Whitney. Therefore we have here her live performance from the Grammy Awards 1988

It Isn’t It Wasn’t It Ain’t Never Gonna Be

Year: 1989
Director: ???
From the album: Through The Storm (Aretha’s album)
Additional information: uses clips of Whitney’s “So Emotional” video and Aretha’s “Freeway Of Love” video.

I’m Your Baby Tonight

Year: 1990
Director: Julian Temple
From the album: I’m Your Baby Tonight
Additional information: one of the best video Whitney has ever done.

All The Man That I Need

Year: 1991
Director: Peter Israelson
From the album: I’m Your Baby Tonight

The Star Spangled Banner

Year: 1991
Director: Bob Best
From the album: none album track (charity single)
Additional information: recorded live at SuperBowl XXV and was also released on VHS in the US

I Belong To You

Year: 1991
Director: ???
From the album: I’m Your Baby Tonight

My Name Is Not Susan

Year: 1991
Director: ???
From the album: I’m Your Baby Tonight

Miracle

Year: 1991
Director: Jim Yukich
From the album: I’m Your Baby Tonight

I Will Always Love You

Year: 1992
Director: Alan Smithee
From the album: The Bodyguard

I’m Every Woman

Year: 1993
Director: Randee St. Nicholas
From the album: The Bodyguard

I Have Nothing

Year: 1993
Director: S. A. Baron
From the album: The Bodyguard

Run To You

Year: 1993
Director: Mitch Sinoway
From the album: The Bodyguard

Queen Of The Night

Year: 1993
Director: Mick Jackson
From the album: The Bodyguard

Something In Common

Year: 1994
Director: Andy Morahan
From the album: Bobby (from Bobby Brown)

Exhale (Shoop Shoop)

Year: 1995
Director: Forest Whitaker
From the album: Waiting To Exhale

Count On Me

Year: 1996
Director: Wayne Isham
From the album: Waiting To Exhale

Why Does It Hurt So Bad

Year: 1996
Director: Wayne Isham
From the album: Waiting To Exhale
Additional information: filmed live at the fifth annual MTV Movie Awards on June 8, 1996

Step By Step

Year: 1996
Director: Paul Hunter
From the album: The Preacher’s Wife

I Believe In You And Me

Year: 1997
Director: F. Gary Gray
From the album: The Preacher’s Wife

When You Believe

Year: 1998
Director: Phil Joanou
From the album: My Love Is Your Love

Heartbreak Hotel

Year: 1999
Director: Kevin Bray
From the album: My Love Is Your Love

My Love Is Your Love

Year: 1999
Director: Kevin Bray
From the album: My Love Is Your Love

It’s Not Right But It’s Okay

Year: 1999
Director: Kevin Bray
From the album: My Love Is Your Love

I Learned From The Best

Year: 1999
Director: Kevin Bray
From the album: My Love Is Your Love

If I Told You That

Year: 2000
Director: Kevin Bray
From the album: Whitney – The Greatest Hits

Could I Have This Kiss Forever

Year: 2000
Director: Francis Lawrence
From the album: Whitney – The Greatest Hits

Fine

Year: 2000
Director: Kevin Bray
From the album: Whitney – The Greatest Hits

Watchulookinat

Year: 2002
Director: Kevin Bray
From the album: Just Whitney

One Of Those Days

Year: 2002
Director: Kevin Bray
From the album: Just Whitney

On My Own

Year: 2003
Director: David LaChapelle
From the album: Just Whitney
Additional information: US title: “Try It On My Own”

I Look To You

Year: 2009
Director: Melina Matsoukas
From the album: I Look To You
Additional information: The video for “I Look to You” premiered on September 10, 2009 on Whitney Houston’s official website and on Entertainment Tonight. The video, also directed by Melina Matsoukas, features the singer in front of a plain beige and gray backdrop with different angles of her. She is sitting on a concrete pillar with a spotlight focused on her. Toward the end of the video, a shower of flowers are shown falling all around her. Houston is wearing a white dress in mood of the beige and grey background.

Million Dollar Bill

Year: 2009
Director: Melina Matsoukas
From the album: I Look To You
Additional information: The music video for ‘Million Dollar Bill’ was directed by Melina Matsoukas, known for working with artists such as Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and Ciara. It premiered on Houston’s official website on September 16, 2009.
The video features Whitney Houston entering a dry cleaners and making her way through a kitchen wearing a fur coat. On exiting the kitchen, the music begins, and she walks into a night club with her then removing her coat and singing on a small stage. Throughout the video Whitney is seen in a metalic dress and knee high boots, and as the video progresses she is then seen in a pink dress with cuts to girls in the bathroom touching up their make-up. Just over half the way through the video she is seen in a full-length silver dress supporting a straightened bob. The video ends with Whitney walking away in the silver dress with dollar bills blowing around.
Rap-Up.Com said Houston is looking a million bucks in the high priced music video for “Million Dollar Bill”.