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Rhett Akins, Brad Paisley, Shania Twain Among 2021 Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame Nominees

By Lydia Farthing | Music Row | June 14, 2021

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Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame (NaSHOF) has announced the 12 nominees for the class of 2021. Eight of these nominees are for the Songwriters category, while the remaining four are for the Songwriter/Artist category.

Nominees in the Songwriters category are Rhett Akins, Buddy Cannon, Larry Cordle, Carl Jackson, Mary Ann Kennedy, David Malloy, Frank J. Myers, and Tia Sillers. Nominees in the Songwriter/Artists category are Toby Keith, Brad Paisley, Shania Twain, and Phil Vassar.

All nominees experienced their first Top 20 song at least 20 years ago. Two songwriters and one songwriter/artist will be elected in these categories by their professional songwriter peers and members of the Hall of Fame. In addition, two more will be named to the Class of 2021. A separate body of veteran voters will elect a veteran songwriter and a veteran songwriter/artist, both of whom experienced their first Top 20 song at least 30 years ago. As part of that process, nominees in those categories are not announced.

The new group will be among those honored at the “50/51” Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala on Monday, November 1, 2021, at the Music City Center alongside the organization’s previously named Class of 2020: Steve Earle, Bobbie Gentry, Kent Blazy, Brett James and Spooner Oldham

“We were forced to postpone our 50th Anniversary celebration last year, so this will be our ‘50/51’ party—celebrating two years and two classes in a special double-sized event,” says NaSHOF Executive Director Mark Ford. “We congratulate all of this year’s nominees and look forward to next month, when we will announce those who will be inducted as members of the Class of 2021.”

ABOUT THE NASHVILLE SONGWRITERS HALL OF FAME 2021 NOMINEES:

Category 2 – SONGWRITER/ARTISTS

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Shania Twain was born in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. When she was two, she moved with her family to Timmins, Ontario. During high school, she began writing songs and fronting a local cover band. After graduation, she toured Ontario with another band before returning home in 1987 to care for her younger siblings after their parents died in a car accident. A few years later she was signed to Mercury Nashville. Since the release of her debut album in 1993, Twain has placed 22 self-penned Top 20 songs on the Billboard charts, including 7 No. 1 songs and 8 more in the Top 10. Among those compositions are “You’re Still The One” (1998 Grammy for Best Country Song and 1999 BMI Country Song of the Year), “Come On Over” (1999 Grammy for Best Country Song) and “Forever And For Always” (2004 BMI Country Song of the Year), along with “You’ve Got A Way,” “(If You’re Not In It For Love) I’m Outta Here!,” “Love Gets Me Every Time,” “No One Needs To Know,” “Man! I Feel Like A Woman!,” “From This Moment On” and “That Don’t Impress Me Much.” Twain was named NSAI’s 1998 Songwriter/Artist of the Year, as well as BMI’s 1999 Country Songwriter of the Year and 2000 Country Songwriter of the Year. She was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2011.

https://musicrow.com/2021/06/rhett-akins-brad-paisley-shania-twain-among-2021-nashville-songwriters-hall-of-fame-nominees/



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Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame (NaSHOF) has announced the 12 nominees for the class of 2021. Eight of these nominees are for the Songwriters category, while the remaining four are for the Songwriter/Artist category.

Nominees in the Songwriters category are Rhett Akins, Buddy Cannon, Larry Cordle, Carl Jackson, Mary Ann Kennedy, David Malloy, Frank J. Myers, and Tia Sillers. Nominees in the Songwriter/Artists category are Toby Keith, Brad Paisley, Shania Twain, and Phil Vassar.


Toby Keith was chosen over Shania, Brad Paisley and Phil Vassar.

Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame Reveals 2021 Inductees

By LB Cantrell | Music Row | July 13, 2021

The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame has announced that the inductees for its Class of 2021 are Amy Grant, Toby Keith, Rhett Akins, Buddy Cannon and John Scott Sherrill.

https://musicrow.com/2021/07/breaking-nashville-songwriters-hall-of-fame-reveals-2021-inductees/



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Shania has once again been nominated for the Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame.

Nominees Announced For 2022 Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame Induction

By LB Cantrell | Music Row | June 28, 2022

The 2022 nominees for the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame (NaSHOF) have been announced. Of the 12 nominees, three will be inducted at the 52nd Anniversary Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala on Sunday, October 30, 2022, at the Music City Center. 

“We congratulate all of this year’s nominees in our contemporary categories and look forward to early August, when we will announce those who will be inducted as members of our Class of 2022,” says NaSHOF Executive Director Mark Ford.

The 2022 nominees in the Contemporary Songwriters category are Larry Cordle, Jim Lauderdale, Hillary Lindsey, Frank J. Myers, Gary Nicholson, Ronnie Rogers, Tia Sillers, and Tommy Sims. The 2022 nominees in the Contemporary Songwriter/Artists category are Kirk Franklin, Brad Paisley, Pam Tillis and Shania Twain.

All nominees experienced their first significant songs at least 20 years ago. A total of two songwriters and one songwriter/artist will be elected from the contemporary categories by members of the Hall of Fame along with other professional songwriters and artists from a variety of genres who are prominently identified with Nashville and who have written/co-written at least one original and significant Nashville song.

In addition, two more will be named to the Class of 2022. A separate body of veteran voters will elect a Veteran Songwriter and a Veteran Songwriter/Artist, both of whom experienced their first significant songs at least 30 years ago. As part of that process, nominees in those categories are not announced.

For biographical information on the 2022 nominees, see below:

Category 2 – CONTEMPORARY SONGWRITER/ARTISTS

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Shania Twain was born in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. During high school, she began writing songs and fronting a local cover band. After graduation, she toured Ontario with another band before returning home in 1987 to care for her younger siblings after their parents died in a car accident. She continued to perform and five years later was signed to Mercury Nashville. Since the release of her debut album 1993, Shania has placed 22 self-penned Top 20 songs on the Billboard charts, including 7 #1s and 8 more in the Top 10. Among those compositions are “You’re Still The One” (1998 Grammy for Best Country Song / 1999 BMI Country Song of the Year), “Come On Over” (1999 Grammy for Best Country Song) and “Forever And For Always” (2004 BMI Country Song of the Year), along with “You’ve Got A Way,” “(If You’re Not In It For Love) I’m Outta Here!,” “Love Gets Me Every Time,” “No One Needs To Know,” “Man! I Feel Like A Woman!,” “From This Moment On” and “That Don’t Impress Me Much.” Shania was named NSAI’s 1998 Songwriter/Artist of the Year, as well as BMI’s 1999 Country Songwriter of the Year and 2000 Country Songwriter of the Year. She was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2011.

https://musicrow.com/2022/06/just-in-nominees-announced-for-2022-nashville-songwriters-hall-of-fame-induction1/



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Shania to be inducted into Class of 2022 Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame - October 30


Shania will be inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame on October 30.

BREAKING: Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame Announces Class Of 2022

By LB Cantrell | Music Row | August 2, 2022

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The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame (NaSHOF) has announced its class of 2022.

Shania Twain, Steve Wariner, Hillary Lindsey, Gary Nicholson and David Malloy will join the iconic 223-member Hall in October, according to an announcement made on Tuesday (Aug. 2) by Sarah Cates, chair of the organization’s board of directors, and Mark Ford, the NaSHOF executive director.

“This is always one of my favorite days of the year—when we announce our incoming class and begin their journey to the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala in October,” shared Cates at the 2022 inductee announcement. “I’m especially gratified to note that—for the first time since 2009—two of our inductees-elect are women.”

Ford introduced each member of the new class to make remarks. Lindsey and Nicholson represent the contemporary songwriter category, Malloy is in the veteran songwriter category, Twain is the contemporary songwriter/artist and Wariner is the veteran songwriter/artist.

The talented songwriters will be officially inducted during the 52nd annual Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala on Sunday, October 30, at the Music City Center.

Hillary Lindsey’s songwriter credits include “Jesus Take The Wheel” (Carrie Underwood), “Girl Crush” (Little Big Town) and “Blue Ain’t Your Color” (Keith Urban). Gary Nicholson’s resume is known for “That’s The Thing About Love” (Don Williams), “One More Last Chance” (Vince Gill) and “She Couldn’t Change Me” (Montgomery-Gentry). David Malloy’s hits include “Drivin’ My Life Away” (Eddie Rabbitt), “Suspicions” (Eddie Rabbitt; also Tim McGraw) and “Love Will Turn You Around” (Kenny Rogers).

Shania Twain recorded many of her self-penned hits, including “You’re Still The One,” “Come On Over” and “Forever And For Always.” Steve Wariner popularized many of his own compositions, including “You Can Dream Of Me,” “Where Did I Go Wrong” and “Holes In The Floor Of Heaven.”

https://musicrow.com/2022/08/breaking-nashville-songwriters-hall-of-fame-announces-class-of-2022/



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Thank you to Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame for this honor. It feels really good to be among so many of my songwriting idols and for my own songwriting to be celebrated - Ironically I was at home in Switzerland writing when this was announced! 😂 It's been a while since a woman has been inducted into this, so it's pretty awesome to see not just me, but Hillary Lindsey included too ❤️

Linked Rolling Stone article
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-country/nashville-songwriters-hall-of-fame-members-shania-twain-hillary-lindsey-1391696/

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Why Shania Twain is Interesting Pick for Songwriters Hall of Fame

Saving Country Music | August 10, 2022

The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame announced their 2022 class last week, with Shania Twain, Steve Wariner, Hillary Lindsey, Gary Nicholson, and David Malloy all being named 2022 inductees. With Shania leading the way, this is the first time since 2009 that the Nashville institution has picked two women in its inductee class. The class will be formally induced in the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala on Sunday, October 30th at Music City Center.

“Thank you to Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame for this honor. It feels really good to be among so many of my songwriting idols and for my own songwriting to be celebrated. Ironically I was at home in Switzerland writing when this was announced!” Twain said. “It’s been a while since a woman has been inducted into this, so it’s pretty awesome to see not just me, but Hillary Lindsey included too.”

That last part of Shania’s statement is not exactly true. Amy Grant was inducted in 2021, Bobbie Gentry in 2020, Sharon Vaughn in 2019, K.T. Oslin in 2018, and so on. Saying “it’s been a while since a woman has been inducted” overshadows those women, and Twain was not the only one to do this. The NPR affiliate in Nashville, WPLN also said, “In some recent years, there have been no women inducted. And, in 2018, no women were even nominated for induction.”

But again, K.T. Oslin was inducted in 2018, so that probably would be important to note. Over the last 10 years, eight women have been inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. Sure, two women at once is a rare feat for anything in Nashville, and country music specifically, and deserves to be celebrated. But let’s not erase the legacies of the women that have been inducted in recent years, which also include Beth Nielson Chapman, Rosanne Cash, Gretchen Peters, and Mary Chapin Carpenter since 2012.

Though the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame announcement usually comes and goes annually in the regular rhythms of Music City, this year feels different, especially with Shania Twain being inducted. It poses a few questions, and could have implications on other Halls of Fame who will be seriously considering Shania for induction in the coming years.

Shania Twain is one of those entertainers who you think of as a performer first, not a songwriter. The Canadian-born artist became an international superstar after crossing over into the pop world from country, and became one of the biggest stars in all of music in the mid 90s and into the early 2000s, culminating in her 2002 album Up!, which included two versions—one pop, and one country.

Some love to give Garth Brooks credit for the rabid popification of country music in the 90s, but it was Shania Twain who was significantly more responsible, specifically through Up!. Though Twain left a significant impact on country, the height of her career only consists of four albums released in a nine year span. And aside from her debut self-titled album, virtually every song Shania Twain released in that time period was co-written by her. Writing her first song at 10, some might be surprised how prolific of a songwriter Shania was, including penning all of her biggest hits, and all the songs on her 2nd, 3rd, and 4th albums. However, all of these Shania Twain songs were also co-written with her husband and producer at the time, Robert “Mutt” Lange.

So this begs the question, if you’re going to induct Shania Twain, do you have to induct “Mutt” Lange too since their songwriting credits are literally the same? Of course, the couple divorced in 2008 after 14 years of marriage, and after Mutt started having an affair with Shania’s assistant. Who deserves more or less of the credit for Shania Twain’s songs depends on who you speak to, though it’s safe to assume Shania was more involved on the writing side, with Mutt more worried about the production and arrangement side.

But Shania is also being inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame as a songwriter/artist, not just a songwriter. That’s right, the Songwriter Hall of Fame makes this distinction so that artists who also write songs don’t get overlooked. That’s how Beth Nielson Chapman, Rosanne Cash, Gretchen Peters, and Mary Chapin Carpenter all got in recently. Pure songwriters also get inducted, but in a different category.

What makes this all especially interesting is how it could affect the biggest hall of fame located in Nashville—the Country Music Hall of Fame. First, wouldn’t it be great if like the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, the Country Music Hall of Fame had a mechanism to induct songwriters who were also known as performers? The Country Hall of Fame does have a songwriter category that rotates in every three years, but it almost always goes to a behind-the-scenes professional writer who is specifically not a performer. The point of the category is to make sure these pure songwriters don’t go unrecognized.

However, under this current Country Hall of Fame induction regime, there really isn’t an avenue for performer/songwriters like Rosanne Cash, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Townes Van Zandt, John Prine, Guy Clark, or Billy Joe Shaver to get in. Their only avenue in would be as performers, since their songwriting credits for others would not be strong enough to get in exclusively as songwriters. This is a blind spot within the Country Music Hall of Fame’s system.

But perhaps most importantly, Shania Twain’s induction into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame feels like it could be a preview for the Country Music Hall of Fame in the coming years. Shania Twain was already considered a front runner in the Hall of Fame’s “Modern Era” category. Each year, only two performers are inducted, one in the Modern Era, and one in the Veteran’s Era. Often what precludes artists from being considered from the Hall of Fame is not being right there in Nashville to lobby the members of the CMA’s secret selection committee for induction. Being originally from Canada, and now living in Switzerland, that traditionally would have someone like Shania Twain on the outside looking in.

None of these inductions happen without a bit of lobbying and arm twisting behind-the-scenes. What Shania Twain being inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame means is that she is now actively trying to rack up these kind of accolades. With the type of commercial success Shania had (over 100 million records sold, including two Diamond Certified albums and one Double Diamond Certified album), she immediately rockets to the top of consideration for the Country Music Hall of Fame, if she shows interest in wanting the distinction, and is willing to participate in the induction process.

Currently, Tanya Tucker is thought to be the front runner for induction in the Veterans Era for the Country Music Hall of Fame. At this point, it’s fair to think of Shania Twain as a front runner for the Modern Era, with Trisha Yearwood and Martina McBride also thought to be in strong contention, and perhaps Clint Black also in the mix. So yes, it could be that the Country Music Hall of Fame also inducts two women in 2023.

Another name that has been rumored to be moving up in Country Music Hall of Fame consideration in recent years is Steve Wariner. That fact that he’s being inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame with Shania is probably a good sign for his Country Music Hall of Fame prospects too.

This might be too much “inside baseball” talk for some. But these are the reasons Shania Twain’s pick for the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame doesn’t just feel like another perfunctory rhythm in Music City. It signals that she is ready to get off the sidelines and to start receiving big career accolades. And with her resume, she may receive them all before she is done.

https://www.savingcountrymusic.com/why-shania-twain-is-interesting-pick-for-songwriters-hall-of-fame/



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Will she be attending this event? Will it taped or live 



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I think it's a given she'll be attending the gala on October 30. But it's not airing on TV. I'm not sure if it will be streaming live online anywhere.



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I wonder when Shania is heading to Nashville?



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From Fred's Instagram Stories

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Shania and Fred are currently in Las Vegas. They were outside The Palazzo Tower earlier tonight (Saturday) and now they are attending Adam Lambert's concert at Encore Theater. I guess she is flying to Nashville tomorrow (Sunday) for her Songwriters Hall of Fame induction.



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According to past year's induction ceremonies, big-name Country artists perform a song of each inductee. Here is an article from last year.

https://musicrow.com/2021/11/nashville-songwriters-hall-of-fame-inducts-two-classes-during-special-gala/



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I guess we'll have to wait until tomorrow for articles and pictures from tonight's Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame ceremony.



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I guess we'll have to wait until tomorrow for articles and pictures from tonight's Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame ceremony.


Kelsea Ballerini is in the audience. Maybe she'll post a short clip of Shania.



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Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame inducts Shania Twain, Steve Wariner, more

By Dave Paulson | Nashville Tennessean | October 30, 2022

There’s no other night in Nashville quite like it – an occasion for Garth Brooks, Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban and Vince Gill to tip their hats to the songwriting talents who helped shape their careers.

Those stars were all present at the annual Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame induction gala, which took place Sunday night in Music City Center’s Grand Ballroom.

Still, the spotlight remained firmly on this year’s inductees: Hillary Lindsey, Gary Nicholson, David Malloy and Steve Wariner, as well as the late Chips Moman and this year’s most high-profile inductee, Shania Twain.

Twain wasn’t able to attend Sunday’s gala, but expressed her gratitude in a prerecorded video.

For the remaining inductees, it was a striking opportunity to reflect on a long journey from their hometown to one of Music City’s most esteemed clubs – and the friends, mentors and champions they found along the way.

(Click Link Below To Read Full Article.)

https://www.tennessean.com/story/entertainment/music/2022/10/31/nashville-songwriters-hall-of-fame-shania-twain-steve-wariner-hillary-lindsey-nicholson-malloy-moman/69593233007/

***Shania wasn't able to attend? Ummm… why? She flew from Switzerland, to London, to Las Vegas. To get to Las Vegas, you fly right over Nashville. So I don't get why she didn't attend her own induction. I guess she rather go to the Duran Duran concert tonight in Las Vegas. biggrin

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Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame inducts Shania Twain, Steve Wariner, more

By Dave Paulson | Nashville Tennessean | October 30, 2022

There’s no other night in Nashville quite like it – an occasion for Garth Brooks, Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban and Vince Gill to tip their hats to the songwriting talents who helped shape their careers.

Those stars were all present at the annual Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame induction gala, which took place Sunday night in Music City Center’s Grand Ballroom.

Still, the spotlight remained firmly on this year’s inductees: Hillary Lindsey, Gary Nicholson, David Malloy and Steve Wariner, as well as the late Chips Moman and this year’s most high-profile inductee, Shania Twain.

Twain wasn’t able to attend Sunday’s gala, but expressed her gratitude in a prerecorded video.

For the remaining inductees, it was a striking opportunity to reflect on a long journey from their hometown to one of Music City’s most esteemed clubs – and the friends, mentors and champions they found along the way.

(Click Link Below To Read Full Article.)

https://www.tennessean.com/story/entertainment/music/2022/10/31/nashville-songwriters-hall-of-fame-shania-twain-steve-wariner-hillary-lindsey-nicholson-malloy-moman/69593233007/

***Shania wasn't able to attend? Ummm… why? She flew from Switzerland, to London, to Las Vegas. To get to Las Vegas, you fly right over Nashville. So I don't get why she didn't attend her own induction. I guess she rather go to the Duran Duran concert tonight in Las Vegas. biggrin

http://www.instagram.com/stories/fred_thiebaud


Seems Shania is basically turning the cheek to any country affiliation. Whether it’s CMA’s, ACM’s, Hall of Fames, etc. Disrespectful in my opinion. If she is taking it out on them because they “gave” her a hard time in her beginning career, still doesn’t make it right. She should be the bigger person and indulge in the honors she is getting. Kinda sad, in all honesty. 



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Another option is maybe she tested positive to COVID and couldn’t get in?

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Another option is maybe she tested positive to COVID and couldn’t get in?


Then why is she attending concerts in Las Vegas every night? biggrinbiggrinbiggrin  



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Or else she saves fuel, Shania is eco-friendly. :D

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I am personally thrilled that Shania is living her life doing what she wants regardless of the scheduling of some random induction ceremony. I think it’s so weird when fans cross the line and get pissed off about celebrities‘ decisions of what to do with their personal time, especially when that personal time is going and having a fun trip with her husband who seemingly loves her and respects her. I’m guessing these are the same fans who’d love her to make music with Mutt, the man who broke her heart. Honestly very odd. 



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Another option is maybe she tested positive to COVID and couldn’t get in?


Then why is she attending concerts in Las Vegas every night? biggrinbiggrinbiggrin


Good point Tommy! 6am hopping on a plane me is not operating on all cylinders right now 😂 

this event isn’t televised right? So maybe someone who is already there read shania‘s thank you and she is off in Vegas preparing something else … or just having fun before a busy few months



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Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Ushers In Six New Members At 52nd Anniversary Gala

By Lydia Farthing | Music Row | October 31, 2022

Award-winning artists The Isaacs kicked off the evening by honoring Shania Twain with a medley of her song-of-the-year hits “Forever And For Always” and “You’re Still The One.” Though Twain was unable to attend, she sent a video thanking NaSHOF for the honor, noting that songwriting had gotten her through many hard times. NaSHOF 2019 inductee Sharon Vaughn presented Twain and also spoke on her behalf.

https://musicrow.com/2022/10/nashville-songwriters-hall-of-fame-ushers-in-six-new-members-at-52nd-anniversary-gala/



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The Isaacs: What an honor to be part of The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Awards. It was extra special with The Isaacs getting to honor Shania Twain and her induction with a medley of “You’re Still the One” and “Forever and For Always."

Video - https://twitter.com/IsaacsMusic/status/1587476756054908931



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