Shania Twain | "The Woman In Me" (1995)

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Her 2nd studio album, but first album with ex-husband/legendary rock producer Mutt Lange as her producer. Certified Diamond (12x Platinum) by the RIAA.

8 of the 12 songs became singles, and the album contains the #1 country hits "Any Man of Mine", "(If You're Not In It for Love) I'm Outta Here!", "No One Needs to Know", and "You Win My Love".

I love every song, but as far as album tracks go, I really love "Leaving Is the Only Way Out" and "If It Don't Take Two".

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Just thought I'd make a thread for Shania's breakthrough album.  In a lot of ways, I almost think I prefer this one to Come On Over.  I really think this album changed country music.  And her soulful vocals on the ballads are amazing.

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Love this record. I was a Shania fan before anyone knew who she was outside of rural Ontario, and I remember getting this album as soon as I could after "Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under" became a Canadian hit. Little did I know how huge she (and the album itself) would become. I remember getting the album, listening to it all the way through, and picking out "Any Man Of Mine" and "No One Needs To Know" as being the highlights from the record. It was so cool watching essentially a hometown girl become a world renowned superstar based off of this album. I still love listening to it, all of these years later.