LeAnn Rimes Biography

LeAnn Rimes is a nation pop artist musician entertainer and creator. Rimes rose with her first single Blue in 1996 when she was only thirteen years of age. She is generally perceived for her hybrid hit How Do I Live which as indicated by the Billboard outlines is one of the best tunes in American music history going through 69 weeks on the Hot 100 graph. While nation artist Trisha Yearwood's variant of the tune won a Grammy in 1998 Rimes' form surpassed Yearwood's by a large number of duplicates. Rimes' other striking tunes incorporate Can't Fight the Moonlight and You're The Right Kind of Wrong and American Idol most loved I Need You. She won two Grammy Awards in 1997 Best New Artist and Best Female Country Vocal Performance. With those two Grammys, Rimes turned into the most youthful individual to ever win the regarded grant (she was 14 at that point). She likewise was the primary blue grass music craftsman to win in the Best New Artist classification. Rimes was picked to sing the signature melody Light the Fire Within for the Opening Ceremony of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City."

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