When Shania Twain released The Woman in Me in 1995, she had no idea how much that album would impact the rest of her life, or revolutionize country music as a genre. Eight singles were released from the record, including “Any Man of Mine,” “Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under” and “No One Needs to Know,” among others,…
Shania Twain‘s childhood definitely wasn’t easy. Growing up in extreme poverty, and watching her mother and step-father fighting a lot, the Canadian found a way to alleviate her pain by listening to music, especially country music, which ultimately inspired her own career path. “Music was always a great escape for me and I very often would run away, close…
Shania Twain‘s biggest and boldest dreams for herself never included becoming a global superstar who would change the entire country music format. Instead, she just wanted to write songs and, if she was really, really lucky, have the chance to sing back-up for Stevie Wonder. “I never really wanted to be the center of attention,” Shania told Good Morning…
Shania Twain broke down walls and shattered barriers when she came out with her The Woman in Me album in 1995, which sold a record-breaking 20 million copies. While she certainly helped boost the careers of other female singers in country music, her success came at a time when several female artists, including Trisha Yearwood, Martina McBride and more,…
It’s been 25 years since Shania Twain‘s groundbreaking album, The Woman in Me, was released. The record, which included hit songs like “Any Man of Mine,” “Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?” and “You Win My Love,” sold more than 12 million copies, skyrocketing the Canadian to superstar status. To celebrate the milestone anniversary, Shania just announced she…
