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Shania Twain
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In the span of nearly two decades, Shania Twain’s proven over and over again — millions and millions of times, judging by her sales — that no one style can contain her gifts, and that’s never been more true than in our Deep Cuts. If you want a snapshot of her [i]real[/i] roots — or at least part of them — you need look no further than the high-gloss, power-chord pop of “(Don't Gimme That) Once Over,” recorded when Twain was still calling herself Eileen, and released only after her superstar status was secure. Moving away from pop-rock with her debut album, the newly christened Shania lets her voice float into a softer country space in the pillow talk of “You Lay a Whole Lot of Love on Me.” And in perhaps the biggest leap of all, she tackles a Broadway-sized ballad in the heart-wrenching regret of “Amneris’ Letter,” her star turn from Elton John and Time Rice’s rock reworking of the classic Verdi opera [i]Aida[/i].