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Superstar Faith Hill releases DEEP TRACKS, a curation of some of her favorite songs from her albums that were not released as singles, as well as three unreleased tracks.

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Devotional Readings to Strengthen Your Daily Walk with God

The author, Cherie Hill, gives daily encouragement, framed as personal messages from God, to the reader's heart. The messages will inspire you to converse with God and to hear God speaking to you directly through the Scriptures. Cherie weaves Scripture verses together to create a relatable dialog between you and God. The book is divided into 52 weekly topics like: Anxiety, Trials & Troubles, Wisdom, Mercy and more. The devotions are followed with a relevant Scripture passage.

Beautiful Teal Cover

• Heat debossed design
• Durable faux leather
• Metallic silver lettering

Topical Index of Themes

• Anxiety
• Faith
• Prayer
• Hope
• Living with purpose
• God's faithfulness
• & many more!

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• Never lose you place
• Silver gilt-edge pages
• Stitched detail
• Handy compact size
• 7.4" x 5"

Each Day's Reading Starts with a Short Reading & Ends with Scripture

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Cry is Faith Hill's first album since 1999's seven-times-platinum, three-time Grammy winner Breathe, which debuted at #1 and became her fourth straight multiplatinum album. For fans of one of the biggest stars in country and pop, Cry will bring tears of joy.

Faith Hill finally owns up to what we knew all along. She may be from deep-dish Mississippi, but she isn't a country singer, and never has been. This babe's a diva now. And, as she says in her best Diana Ross voice on "Free," "There ain't nothin' I can do about it." But what she could exercise some control over, as the coproducer of her fifth studio album, is the quality and style of her particular brand of über-pop, which on Cry considerably ratchets up the noise factor from 1999's Breathe. The songs, many written by tunesmiths long working in Nashville, often come stocked with meaningful messages, i.e. the emptiness of addiction ("If You're Gonna Fly") or the momentary connection with a loved one who has passed on ("You're Still Here"). Yet Hill and company (longtime producers Byron Gallimore and Dann Huff, in conjunction with Marti Frederiksen) obviously think the best way to make an R&B/pop record is to build a huge, airless production around screeching guitars, wall-rattling drums, and Big Mama choirs. The singer herself may be, indeed, turning out her best vocals ever. But the album itself is a self-conscious mess--a big, wallowing cacophony of sound that leaves the listener numb. In the end, it's a miserable failure. This chanteuse's R&B just ain't got no soul. --Alanna Nash

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Faith Hill returns with the long-awaited follow-up to her two previous Double-Platinum albums. Faith is the finest work yet from one of the biggest names in country music, and it's bound to be her biggest success to date.

Certified at 5 million units by the RIAA. (2/01)

That Faith Hill would increase the pop elements of her music doesn't come as a surprise. After all, she's a youthful, vivacious woman plenty capable of gaining the mass appeal mined by fellow female country artists Shania Twain, LeAnn Rimes, and Deana Carter. What is surprising about Hill's fourth album is how she brings new depth to her songs as well as a fresher, more pop-based sound. Instead of trying to out-sing Rimes or out-dance Twain, she works with producers Dann Huff and Byron Gallimore to create a distinctive country-pop style that is as mature as it is entertaining. As her massive crossover hit "This Kiss" proves, Hill and her collaborators know how to make the most of her limited voice and exuberant personality. The album has plenty of songs that use her talents, including the initial smash hit. --Michael McCall

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It's the sound of a woman who wants to be a pop diva in the same league with Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, Shania Twain and Sheryl Crow. It's the sound of someone aiming for the over-the-top, music-swelling, tonsil-baring moment without much concern for subtlety or country music. -- Country Music Magazine



[Faith] Hill is probably never going to become a hardcore rocker, but if nothing else, she demonstrates here that a little infusion of rhythm doesn't diminish the considerable warmth and appeal of her singing. --

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One of the biggest stars in modern country, and one of the leading lights of crossover country, Faith Hill debuts all new songs on her fourth album, Breathe.

Certified Multi-Platinum (7 times) by the RIAA. (7/01)

From the suggestive series of photos in the CD's packaging to the aerobicized dance-floor workouts within, Faith Hill refuses to concede an inch of crossover dominance to Shania Twain. Except for a seductive duet with husband Tim McGraw on "Let's Make Love" and an occasional pinch of fiddle or steel guitar, there's little here to characterize Hill as a country artist. As pop, the results range from pretty ("Breathe," "Love Is a Sweet Thing") to pretty slight ("I Got My Baby," "If My Heart Had Wings") to borderline inane ("Bringing Out the Elvis," the voyeuristic twist of "The Way You Love Me"). Though Hill's version of Bruce Springsteen's "If I Should Fall Behind" is admirably understated, too much of the album substitutes surface dazzle for emotional depth. --Don McLeese

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• Finishes with seductive bottom notes for a calming, unforgettably feminine finish.
• A design worthy of gracing any woman’s vanity, the elegant bottle is vintage-inspired with a modern twist. A delicate black grosgrain ribbon tied around the collar makes a timeless statement.
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