Artist	Song
James Horner	My Heart Will Go On
from Titanic (Music from the Motion Picture) (1997)
Whitney Houston	I Will Always Love You
from The Bodyguard (Original Soundtrack Album) (1992)
Boyz II Men	End of the Road
from Cooleyhighharmony (Expanded Edition) (2009)
Seal	Kiss from a Rose
from Seal: Best 1991-2004 (Deluxe Version) (2004)
Bryan Adams	(Everything I Do) I Do It for You
from The Best of Me (2002)
Wilson Phillips	Hold On
from Cool '90s Hits (2008)
Céline Dion	Because You Loved Me
from Falling Into You (1996)
Michael Bolton	When a Man Loves a Woman
from Time, Love & Tenderness (1991)
Mariah Carey	One Sweet Day
from #1's (1998)
Eric Clapton	Tears In Heaven
from Complete Clapton (2007)
Rod Stewart	Downtown Train
from The Definitive Rod Stewart (Deluxe Version) (2008)
Mariah Carey	Vision of Love
from Mariah Carey: Greatest Hits (2001)
Faith Hill	Breathe
from The Hits (2007)
Toni Braxton	Un-Break My Heart
from Ultimate Toni Braxton (2003)
Sting	Fields of Gold
from Fields of Gold - The Best of Sting (1984-1994) (1994)
Marc Cohn	Walking In Memphis
from Rhino Hi-Five: Marc Cohn - EP (2005)
Phil Collins	You'll Be In My Heart
from Tarzan (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) (2006)
Elton John	The One
from The One (2007)
Jewel	You Were Meant for Me
from Pieces of You (2009)
Backstreet Boys	I Want It That Way
from Millennium (1999)
Extreme	More Than Words
from The Best of Extreme - An Accidental Collocation of Atoms? (2000)
Madonna	Take a Bow
from Something to Remember (2005)
Whitney Houston	All the Man That I Need
from I'm Your Baby Tonight (1990)
All-4-One	I Swear
from Rhino Hi-Five: All-4-One - EP (2005)
Billy Joel	The River of Dreams
from The Essential Billy Joel (2001)

Comment:

Even softies can be monsters, as our '90s Soft Hits so smoothly prove. On her single debut, songbird Mariah Carey conjured a vocal "Vision of Love," but her smoky breakout chart-topper may as well have been titled "Vision of Superstardom," as it launched her stratospheric career. Later, James Horner and Celine Dion had their own titanic hit, when they captured the musical essence of eternal romance with "My Heart Will Go On" — while, in '93, Whitney Houston belted out the world's most famous key change in "I Will Always Love You" and scored the single biggest single in pop music history.

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