Whitney Houston’s legacy will live on. Clive Davis, who was responsible for discovering the singer, will release her first live album. Whitney Houston Live: Her Greatest Performances comes three years after Houston’s accidental drowning and has already been deemed legendary.
“She was without question the greatest vocalist in the world,” said Davis Tuesday during the announcement of the album. Whitney Houston Live is set to be released as a DVD and CD on November 10th.
As one of Houston’s mentors, Davis was present for most of her live performances and says that she was a remarkable talent. The album comes on the heels of a scandal revolving around another troubled celebrity, Lindsay Lohan, who says she handled Houston’s body at a morgue in L.A. while completing community service.
Lohan’s reports were later shot down when TMZ received word from the coroner’s office that Lohan’s story was flawed and community service workers were not authorized to come in contact with Houston’s body.
Davis’ release of Whitney Houston Live comes with the blessing of Houston’s mother, Cissy Houston. The album includes 16 live songs and 19 live performances. Her performance of “The Star-Spangled Banner” at Super Bowl XXV in 1991 is still the most memorable.