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BMI Award; Song of the Year, "Forever and For Always" CMT Awards; Flameworthy Female Video of the Year Juno Award; Country Recording of the Year 2003: Billboard; Top Country Artist of the Year Billboard; Country Album Artist of the Year Billboard; Country Album of the Year, "UP!" CCMA Award; Album of the Year, "UP!" CCMA Award; Video of the Year, "I'm Gonna Getcha Good!" CCMA Award; Top Selling Album, "UP!" CCMA Award; Female Artist of the Year Juno Fan Choice Award (Canada) Juno Award (Canada); Artist of the Year Juno Award (Canada); Ctry Recording of the Yr. for "I'm Gonna Getcha Good" CMT Award; FlameWorthy Concept Video of the Year 2000: Juno Award (Canada); Best Songwriter Juno Award (Canada); Best Country Female Artist People's Choice Award; Favorite Female Musical Artist Academy of Country Music Awards (US); Entertainer of the Year 1999: Grammy; Best Female Vocal Ctry Performance for "Man! I Feel Like a Woman" Grammy; Best Country Song, "Come On Over" Country Music Association Awards (US); Entertainer of the Year American Music Awards; Favorite Female Country Artist American Music Awards; Favorite Female Pop/Rock Artist Blockbuster Entertainment Awards (US); Favorite Single Blockbuster Entertainment Awards (US); Favorite Overall Single Juno Award (Canada); Country Female Vocalist of the Year 1998: Grammy; Best Female Country Performance for "You're Still the One" American Music Awards; Favorite Female Country Artist Billboard Music Awards (US); Female Artist of the Year 1997: American Music Awards; Best Female Country Artist Juno Awards (Canada); Country Female Vocalist of the Year Juno Awards (Canada); International Achievement Award 1996: Billboard Music Awards (US); Country Album of the Year, "The Woman In Me" Blockbuster Entertainment Awards (US); Favorite New Country Artist Juno Awards (Canada); Country Female Vocalist of the Year Juno Awards (Canada); Entertainer of the Year World Music Awards; World's Best Selling Country Artist 1995: Grammy; Best Country Album, "The Woman In Me" ACM (US); Top New Female Vocalist ACM (US); Album of the Year, "The Woman In Me" American Music Awards; Favorite New Country Artist American Music Awards; Favorite Female Country Artist
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Shania Twain April 20,1993 |
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The Woman In Me February 7, 1995 |
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Come On Over November 4, 1997 |
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Up! November 19, 2002 |
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Greatest Hits November 9, 2004 |
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Shania Twain was born as Eileen Edwards in Canada on August 28, 1965. Twain is the second oldest of five children. Her stepfather, Jerry Twain, and her mom, Sharon, had been raised in Timmins, Ontario. Shania's family was poor, but proud. She grew up with music, and she often retreated to her bedroom with her guitar to write and sing. Her mom noticed her talents and booked her everywhere. As an eight-year-old, she was pulled out of bed to sing with the house band at bars after midnight when alcohol sales ended. |
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