Shania Twain?

[BadHat]

 

[aynirar27]

Thanks for posting...takes me back to simpler times.

Reminds me of a girlfriend I had in highschool that I learned a bunch of Shania and Tim McGraw songs for. That was a fun summer

 

[PatrickE_FenderADV]

 

[Phil3]

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Yes… objectifying.

She knew what she was doing.

 

[Blackmore Fan]

She was (and is) simply stunning. A very, very pretty woman.

No, I'd never listen to her music...even if we lived together.

 

[pete692]

If you like any AC/DC past Highway to Hell, or Def Leppard past High n’ Dry, you should love Shania.

Mutt Lange notwithstanding, these albums share little with each other

 

[GenericUserNameHere]

Yeah I don't care for pop country so no. But man is she smoking!!!

 

[Blackmore Fan]

Yeah I don't care for pop country so no. But man is she smoking!!!

I refer to that period of country she starred in as "Millionaires In California releasing country albums" (there were LOTS of artist that did what she did, with varying levels of success).

 

[pete692]

I refer to that period of country she starred in as "Millionaires In California releasing country albums" (there were LOTS of artist that did what she did, with varying levels of success).

They’d been doing it since the Seventies

 

[Raimond]

I refer to that period of country she starred in as "Millionaires In California releasing country albums" (there were LOTS of artist that did what she did, with varying levels of success).

Millionaire? California? Sounds good to me! Great Money, Great Weather! I’m in!

 

[pete692]

Millionaire? California? Sounds good to me! Great Money, Great Weather! I’m in!

California by way of Canada

 

[Raimond]

California by way of Canada

Close enough for government work!

 

[Attitude Era]

Other than Mutt Lange’s production, what she did seemed like a lot of love and care was put into it.

 

[Blackmore Fan]

California by way of Canada

Yes, that's the point. There were *lots* of "California" people putting out music aimed squarely at the "country" market.

 

[pete692]

Yes, that's the point. There were *lots* of "California" people putting out music aimed squarely at the "country" market.

Maybe true, but from what I understand she worked herself up from nowhere and got a demo tape to Nashville after years of grinding it out in the clubs, where she got signed by a label. It’s not like she’s an American Idol winner or some tweenie pop princess. I don’t particularly care for her music but I can appreciate the tenacity and unqualified success she had

 

[btg]

I met her right after she released her first record when her label packaged her and two other artists who came and did shorts sets at a club I played often. This was before the Mutt Lange produced albums. She was nice and very attractive. I am glad that she was able to have the success she had. Although it is not my preferred style of music she did write and record some catchy songs

 

[AaeCee]

From what I can discern from most of these comments so far ...

TGP loves Shania!

 

[TFR]

I didn't dig it so much when she first hit the scene because her stuff was way overplayed but in retrospect, I like it. I'll take it over a lot of the stuff coming out of Nashville these days.

 

[Rossi163]

An amusing side story:
I had a pair of free tickets to see her at a big arena show with a huge projection screen and noticed that every time the camera zoomed in on her she put her arms up over her head which accentuated and uplifted her rack. Every. Single. Time.
She knew what she was doing, indeed.

 

[pete692]

An amusing side story:
I had a pair of free tickets to see her at a big arena show with a huge projection screen and noticed that every time the camera zoomed in on her she put her arms up over her head which accentuated and uplifted her rack. Every. Single. Time.
She knew what she was doing, indeed.

Yup, putting on a show, I would hope that she knew what she was doing, you don’t just get to play an arena and have constant radio and video airplay if you have no ****ing idea what you’re doing