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Did You Know?

For that project, Houston contributed the ballad "Memories".

HBO descrambled the concert so that it was free for everyone to watch.Smith, Patricia.

The series, which aired in 2005, featured Houston at, what some say, her lowest moments; many wondered why she took part in it.

Though originally slated to be a greatest hits album with a handful of new songs, recording sessions were so fruitful, enough material was produced for a new full-length studio album.

Jennifer Hudson and Kim Burrell sang in honor of her.

The greatest hits album was certified triple platinum in the U.S., with worldwide sales of ten million.

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