The woman in me

"With or without the guitar or the new disco backings, these classics sound just as fresh and timeless as they did 25 years ago".

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"... she released an OK major-label debut on Mercury in 1993 ... Not long after that, her path crossed with Robert John "Mutt" Lange's, the producer behind some of the greatest albums in hard rock history, including AC/DC's Back in Black ... Based on that, Lange didn't seem like an ideal match for Twain, but they turned out to be expertly matched collaborators - and romantic partners, too; they married as they were working on the material that became her second album, The Woman in Me. Together, they totally reworked Twain, turning her into a bold, brassy, sexy, sassy modern woman, singing songs that play like tongue-in-cheek empowerment anthems even when they're about heartbreak ... And, like all the best Lange productions, it's so exquisitely crafted from the songs to the sound that it's not only an instant pleasure, it's a sustaining one".

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