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Title: Greatest Hits
Release date: 9 November, 2004
Record label: Mercury Nashville
Single: Party For Two
Official website: Shania Twain
Buy at: Amazon
Popular Songs
New Songs
Tracklisting
“Forever and For Always”
“I’m Gonna Getcha Good”
“UP!”
“Come On Over”
“Man! I Feel Like A Woman!”
“That Don’t Impress Me Much”
“From This Moment”
“Honey, I’m Home”
“You’re Still The One”
“Don’t Be Stupid”
“Love Gets Me Every Time”
“No One Needs To Know”
“You Win My Love”
“I’m Outta Here”
“The Woman In Me”
“Any Man Of Mine”
“Whose Bed Have Your Boots”
“Party for Two’ (with Mark McGrath)”
“Don’t!”
“Party for Two (with Billy Currington)”
“I Ain’t No Quitter”
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Send to a FriendShania Twain’s Greatest Hits, the first ever greatest hits album from the multi-Grammy, platinum-selling artist will be released November 9, 2004.
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The 21-track album will consist of Twain’s chart-topping hits, as well as three brand new songs.
Twain has celebrated 16 top ten career hits – 10 of those of which have reached the top five and 8 of those of which secured the elite no. 1 spot. With her most recent album UP! Earning certification of 10x platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America, Twain is the only artist in history to have three consecutive 10x platinum certified albums. The other two being The Woman In Me (12x platinum) and Come On Over (19x platinum).
“Party for Two,” the first single to be released to radio, is recorded in two versions. In one version, Twain pairs with Sugar Ray front man Mark McGrath, the other with country newcomer Billy Currington. Videos for both versions were recently filmed in Europe and are scheduled to begin airing in September.
“I wanted to put together all of my favorite songs from over the years for a fun, high energy album. This record is exactly that, as well as a dedication to all of the passionate fans that have enjoyed and supported me throughout the years,” exclaims Twain.
Twain’s recently wrapped 2003-2004 UP! Tour reached nearly $80 million overall in ticket sales for North America. The 2004 leg alone brought in over $34 million, making this leg of Twain’s tour the top grossing country tour of 2004.
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