On ‘Little Miss Twain,’ Shania Twain reflects on her humble beginnings and her late mother
Summary
Shania Twain's new album, "Little Miss Twain," tells the story of her early life and career, from performing as a child in Canadian bars to signing her first major record deal. The album includes songs reflecting on her past and features a tribute to her late mother, who supported her during those early years.Key Facts
- Shania Twain started performing at age 8 in small Canadian bars after hours.
- Her early audiences included miners, lumberjacks, fishermen, and hunters.
- The album "Little Miss Twain" covers her life from childhood to her late 20s.
- She wrote some songs many years ago, including “Rockstars” and “Northern Town.”
- The title track honors her mother, who died in a car accident in 1987.
- Country singer Tanya Tucker performs a duet on the song “Little Miss Twain.”
- Twain’s son, Eja D’Angelo Lange, contributes background vocals on several tracks.
- The album reflects on personal stories fans had not heard before.
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