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Watch Whitney Houston win the Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female for "I Will Always Love You" at the 1994 Grammys.
Houston was one of the major forces at the 1994 Grammys. After opening the show with a dazzling performance of "I Will Always Love You," the six-time Grammy-winning singer won the first Grammy Award of the night for the chart-topping song. It was a full circle moment for Houston: Dolly Parton, who wrote and recorded the original song, and David Foster, who produced Houston's version, presented the Grammy Award to Houston.
Later that night, Houston would go on to win the Grammy for Record Of The Year for "I Will Always Love You" and Album Of The Year for the soundtrack album for 'The Bodyguard,' which featured the song.
The 1994 Grammys capped one of Houston's most pivotal eras: The 1992 film 'The Bodyguard' marked her feature film acting debut, while the accompanying soundtrack marked Houston's first soundtrack album.
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzAduZ80dWSvtgc5QQQD2fYWNuTkpomlO digs deep into the Grammy vaults to relive classic moments from Music's Biggest Night.
Explore more Grammy Awards history: grammy.com/awards
Watch more Grammy highlights and exclusive performances: youtube.com/recordingacademy
About the Recording Academy / GRAMMYs:
Recording Academy is the world's leading society of musical professionals and is dedicated to celebrating, honoring, and sustaining music's past, present and future.
Connect with the Recording Academy / GRAMMYs:
WEBSITE: grammy.com
FACEBOOK: https://grm.my/2gcTcMk
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Subscribe NOW to the Recording Academy / GRAMMYs on YouTube: https://grm.my/1dTBF8H
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Watch Whitney Houston win the Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female for "I Will Always Love You" at the 1994 Grammys.
Houston was one of the major forces at the 1994 Grammys. After opening the show with a dazzling performance of "I Will Always Love You," the six-time Grammy-winning singer won the first Grammy Award of the night for the chart-topping song. It was a full circle moment for Houston: Dolly Parton, who wrote and recorded the original song, and David Foster, who produced Houston's version, presented the Grammy Award to Houston.
Later that night, Houston would go on to win the Grammy for Record Of The Year for "I Will Always Love You" and Album Of The Year for the soundtrack album for 'The Bodyguard,' which featured the song.
The 1994 Grammys capped one of Houston's most pivotal eras: The 1992 film 'The Bodyguard' marked her feature film acting debut, while the accompanying soundtrack marked Houston's first soundtrack album.
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzAduZ80dWSvtgc5QQQD2fYWNuTkpomlO digs deep into the Grammy vaults to relive classic moments from Music's Biggest Night.
Explore more Grammy Awards history: grammy.com/awards
Watch more Grammy highlights and exclusive performances: youtube.com/recordingacademy
About the Recording Academy / GRAMMYs:
Recording Academy is the world's leading society of musical professionals and is dedicated to celebrating, honoring, and sustaining music's past, present and future.
Connect with the Recording Academy / GRAMMYs:
WEBSITE: grammy.com
FACEBOOK: https://grm.my/2gcTcMk
X: https://grm.my/2gDUHUD
INSTAGRAM: https://grm.my/2gZGIvJ
Subscribe NOW to the Recording Academy / GRAMMYs on YouTube: https://grm.my/1dTBF8H
#TheGRAMMYs #GRAMMYAwards #MusicsBiggestNight
