On
Her Way : The Shania Twain Story - by Scott Gray
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Mass
Market Paperback 1edition (December 1998) Shania Twain is the hottest woman
in country music. With a truckload of number one hits, album sales to rival
those of fellow Canadian divas Celine Dion and Alanis Morissette, scores
of major awards (including a Grammy for Best Country Album), and legions
of loyal fans around the world, Shania Twain is the reigning goddess
of New Country.
But it
took true grit for this sultry songbird to rise from a hardscrabble childhood
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Shania
Twain
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by Michael McCall
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Paperback-192
pages 1 ed. (July 1999) Shania Twain is not your average country music
star, for her appeal extends well beyond country music fans. Millions of
music lovers of all types have responded to her singular brand of country-pop,
catapulting singles like "You're Still the One" to the top of the charts.
Shania has the multi-platinum album sales, she has the high profile, she
has the rapt attention of, it seems, the world...and yet she is far more
than the sum of these many successes. |
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The
hottest woman in country music - Shania Twain is back!
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On
Her Way : The Life and Music of Shania Twain
by
Barbara Hager, Meet S. Twain
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Paperback
- 208 pages Berkley books edition (December 1998)
Fans
will learn about Twain's turbulent childhood, the devastating loss of her
parents when she was only 21, the creative dynamic she enjoys with her
husband, producer "Mutt" Lange, the influence of her Native American background
on her life and career, and much more. Also included are eight pages of
photos, a discography, lists of awards, and other facts for those who want
to know more about this superb singer and songwriter who's truly "on her
way." |
Shania
Twain : On My Way
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by Dallas Williams
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Paperback-232
pages (Dec.1997)
From
childhood poverty, the tragic death of her parents, and the controversy
surrounding her Ojibwa heritage to the professional and personal courtship
of her by producer John "Mutt" Lange, this book presents all facets of
Shania Twain's heartwarming success story. 35 illustrations Targeted publicity.
Internet promos. |
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