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Faith Hill

Through the '90s, Faith Hill matured from country music's leading young debutante into one of the groundbreaking artists of the decade.

Bearing the sunny smile and uncomplicated optimism of a hometown beauty queen, which she once was, Hill burst onto the country music scene in 1993 with "Wild One." Thanks to the song's success, Hill's debut album, Take Me As I Am, turned her into the fastest-selling new female artist ever to be introduced in country music up until that point.

A native of tiny Star, Mississippi, Hill moved to Nashville at age 19 and went to work for her idol, Reba McEntire. After joining Warner Bros. Records, she quickly became a leading light of the Nashville youth movement of the '90s, scoring eight top 10 hits from her first two...
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