I released Little Miss Twain this summer and in giving you the stories of my youth it made me want to share more from those days with you. Little Miss Twain - The Places I’ll Go has five more stories that paint the full picture leading up-to me signing my recording contract in Nashville ❤️
1. Stranger Things 2. Right Time 3. Little Miss Twain (ft. @thetanyatucker) 4. Dirty Rosie 5. Quit My Life 6. Problematic 7. Scary Thing 8. I’d Be Loving Me 9. Faded Blue Jeans (ft. Josh Homme) 10. Northern Town 11. That’s The Money 12. Down The Middle 13. Take It To The River (ft. @thewarandtreaty) 14. New Love 15. Rockstars 16. Who Do You Love 17. What’s Going On In There 18. Hate That Way 19. Tripping On Good Luck 20. The Places I’ll Go
I’m really happy these five songs have their place on the record. Out October 9th.
I was surprised by that as well, since they have all the rest. I'm wondering if it's because it's an iTunes exclusive and they don't tend to become available on other streaming platforms, although it wasn't exclusive strictly to iTunes. It's ok though, I already own it so I'll just add it after rockstar and and pin the deluxe track afterwards.
I also just listened to the previews... who do you love sounds very familiar but I don't know from where. The places I'll go doesn't peak my interest though, from the preview.
I was very careful to form no expectations for the track list and that STILL isn't what I was expecting! I figured it would either be either be all new material, or a couple of new songs plus a couple of remixes, or the existing bonus tracks plus a remix or duet version. I'm good with it, though. It's a nice balance.
I also just listened to the previews... who do you love sounds very familiar but I don't know from where. The places I'll go doesn't peak my interest though, from the preview.
The backing vocals and strings are both very Beatles coded. There may be a little bit of melodic similarity, but I think it's more of a general vibe.
I posted about this here yesterday but it’s vanished. Has it been deleted, and if so, may I ask why?
If you're talking about Shania's post, I'm wondering if it was prematurely posted and if it's only supposed to be posted later this week or early next.
Here’s some behind-the-scenes from the day we shot the artwork for ‘Little Miss Twain - The Places I’ll Go’. I really wanted Clifford in the photo, partly because I thought the brown of his coat with my outfit would look really beautiful together... but also because just look at him!! 😍 Isn’t he stunning? He’s this gorgeous copper penny colour, such a beauty. When we were shooting, I didn’t realise that my son’s dog Luna was behind us clearly making sure she was part of the family photo 😂 I love that she snuck in into the shot. This album is so personal to me so it felt right that this photo would be the album cover.
Given that her next post was footage from the photo shoot, she may have taken it down because of the AI tagging and posted the video to prove the photo was real. Meta's recently started auto-tagging photos that have AI watermarks... which is a good thing except that photo editors like Adobe and Canva have added AI functionality into some of their basic editing tools and now add watermarks when those tools are used. It's caused some drama in the artist community because so many people use the background removal tool for their product photos, and now those photos (of handmade artwork) are being flagged as AI.
I also just listened to the previews... who do you love sounds very familiar but I don't know from where. The places I'll go doesn't peak my interest though, from the preview.
The backing vocals and strings are both very Beatles coded. There may be a little bit of melodic similarity, but I think it's more of a general vibe.
Wait, wait, wait, I think I figured it out! The melody is really reminiscent of the post chorus in Today Is Your Day. Is that what you're hearing too?
Shania Twain Opens Five More Doors To Her Past On ‘Little Miss Twain’ Deluxe Edition
That Eric Alper | September 30, 2026
Shania Twain told the stories of her youth on ‘Little Miss Twain.’ Turns out, five of them were still waiting to be heard.
The country-pop icon will expand her deeply personal album on October 9 with ‘Little Miss Twain – The Places I’ll Go,’ a 20-song deluxe edition featuring five previously unreleased tracks. Together, the additions fill in more of the road that eventually carried Twain to Nashville and her first recording contract.
“I released Little Miss Twain this summer, and in giving you the stories of my youth, it made me want to share more from those days with you,” Twain writes. “Little Miss Twain – The Places I’ll Go has five more stories that paint the full picture leading up to me signing my recording contract in Nashville.”
She adds, “I’m really happy these five songs have their place on the record.”
That idea of songs as places for memories feels particularly right for ‘Little Miss Twain.’ The album reaches into the experiences, relationships and influences that shaped Twain long before millions of records, enormous tours and instantly recognizable choruses entered the picture.
‘Little Miss Twain’ plays like a musical scrapbook with its pages left wonderfully unguarded, allowing country, pop, rock, soul and bluegrass to colour memories that belong to Twain before they belong to the superstar the world eventually met.
Songs including “Dirty Rosie,” “Faded Blue Jeans” and the Tanya Tucker-assisted title track helped establish that autobiographical spirit on the original edition. The five additions now stretch the story closer to the moment when Twain’s early life began turning into a recording career.
There’s something especially compelling about hearing Shania Twain look backward through music. Her catalogue has spent decades giving listeners songs to attach to their own lives, while ‘Little Miss Twain’ reverses the lens and lets those listeners hear the memories that made her.
Twain has also been having some fun with her musical history elsewhere.
She recently joined Kane Brown for “Boots,” a male reworking of her classic “Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?” that connects two generations of country music through one of her signature songs.
Then came Zedd and a trip to the dance floor. Twain teamed with the DJ and producer for a remake of her 1998 hit “You’re Still the One” created for Candy Crush Saga, accompanied by a surreal video directed by filmmaker Jonas Åkerlund.
Those projects revisit songs the world already knows by heart. ‘Little Miss Twain – The Places I’ll Go’ heads in the other direction, deeper into the memories listeners haven’t heard yet.
Five extra songs may expand the album to 20 tracks, but their real value is in the missing pieces they restore. Shania Twain is filling in the road to Nashville in her own words, one memory and one song at a time.
Given that her next post was footage from the photo shoot, she may have taken it down because of the AI tagging and posted the video to prove the photo was real. Meta's recently started auto-tagging photos that have AI watermarks... which is a good thing except that photo editors like Adobe and Canva have added AI functionality into some of their basic editing tools and now add watermarks when those tools are used. It's caused some drama in the artist community because so many people use the background removal tool for their product photos, and now those photos (of handmade artwork) are being flagged as AI.
It is passible. I too saw the Ai notice and I figured it was due to the notes for each song that were included on the pictures.
As for the similarities with Today Is your Day, I’ll have to wait to be able to listen to it again to confirm.
Given that her next post was footage from the photo shoot, she may have taken it down because of the AI tagging and posted the video to prove the photo was real. Meta's recently started auto-tagging photos that have AI watermarks... which is a good thing except that photo editors like Adobe and Canva have added AI functionality into some of their basic editing tools and now add watermarks when those tools are used. It's caused some drama in the artist community because so many people use the background removal tool for their product photos, and now those photos (of handmade artwork) are being flagged as AI.
It is possible. I too saw the Ai notice and I figured it was due to the notes for each song that were included on the pictures.
As for the similarities with Today Is your Day, I’ll have to wait to be able to listen to it again to confirm.
I have the deleted tracklist post along with the clips of "Who Do You Love" and "The Places I'll Go" on my website.
The detail about Luna sneaking into the photo is lovely. With an album about her own memories, that little unplanned family moment makes the cover feel more personal.
My first thought looking at the deluxe cover was that Luna had been edited in... and then I decided that Shania wouldn't be working with someone whose Photoshop edits were that obvious, so she must have actually been there. That dog must be part mythical creature. She always looks like she's stepped straight out of Faerieland.
(To be abundantly clear, I'm NOT saying the photo is bad. I'm saying it's SO good that that looks fake! LoL)
There are now 21 songs on Little Miss Twain - The Places I'll Go deluxe edition including "We Just Met".
Shania Twain @shaniatwain
I released Little Miss Twain this summer and in giving you the stories of my youth it made me want to share more from those days with you. Little Miss Twain - The Places I’ll Go has six more stories that paint the full picture leading up-to me signing my recording contract in Nashville ❤️
1. Stranger Things 2. Right Time 3. Little Miss Twain (ft. @thetanyatucker) 4. Dirty Rosie 5. Quit My Life 6. Problematic 7. Scary Thing 8. I’d Be Loving Me 9. Faded Blue Jeans (ft. Josh Homme) 10. Northern Town 11. That’s The Money 12. Down The Middle 13. Take It To The River (ft. @thewarandtreaty) 14. New Love 15. Rockstars 16. Who Do You Love (ft. @themilkcartonkids) 17. What’s Going On In There 18. Trippin’ On Good Luck 19. We Just Met 20. Hate That Way 21. The Places I’ll Go
I’m really happy these six songs have their place on the record. Out October 9th.
Wonder if that was a Shania mistake or her team's mistake. I remember when she was promoting the album, she said there were 20 songs in total. So, it's possible another song was created after that.
It seems there’s nobody is in command , changing everything, so many mistakes this era , titles , not saying from the beginning there was 12 on vinyl and 15 on CD , no video , now this change .
What’s the meaning of a deluxe edition without a physical release or a heavy promotion ? Nothing gonna change on charts , worst promotion ever.
All 21 songs fit on a CD , it would make sense to release it physical as she always has done long albums
It seems there’s nobody is in command , changing everything, so many mistakes this era , titles , not saying from the beginning there was 12 on vinyl and 15 on CD , no video , now this change .
What’s the meaning of a deluxe edition without a physical release or a heavy promotion ? Nothing gonna change on charts , worst promotion ever.
All 21 songs fit on a CD , it would make sense to release it physical as she always has done long albums
I think it’s time to leave Universal / Republic.
It’s rare now that re-releases or deluxe edition make it out on physical format, mostly digital. I don’t think they’ll be spending anymore money on this era.
To be honest, I wish we’d go back to the times where standard and deluxe was released at the same time and that was it. You got to choose which version you got and didn’t have to worry about spending more money down the road.
It seems there’s nobody is in command , changing everything, so many mistakes this era , titles , not saying from the beginning there was 12 on vinyl and 15 on CD , no video , now this change .
What’s the meaning of a deluxe edition without a physical release or a heavy promotion ? Nothing gonna change on charts , worst promotion ever.
All 21 songs fit on a CD , it would make sense to release it physical as she always has done long albums
I think it’s time to leave Universal / Republic.
I agree with you 100%. Amateur job. Some fans could do much better than these so called professionists.
And Fred needs to disappear. He can be her husband but not involved in her carreer
Yeah, it's pretty common these days to have later released deluxe editions be digital only. She promoted the album pretty heavily in the UK before and upon release of the original album but in the US, she did only bits and pieces.
The mistakes (misspelling song names, excluding tracks, etc.) definitely deserves an eye roll because that shouldn't be happening. Once is understandable (nobody and nothing is perfect) but when it keeps happening, then it becomes questionable.
Why do we keep blaming Fred. He probably has hardly anything to do with it even if he’s part of her team. And it’s not like Shania Post these herself.
Because it is known he's the one who decides how to spend the money and how much to spend. Rumors has it he doesn't like to spend too much money but he likes to make lots of it.
But obviously he's not the only one to blame. The mispelled song titles, the mistakes with the tracklist, the lack of promo, her team as a whole is to blame and the Record Label, too.
I don't know why Shania allows all of it. Not that she has something to prove, but this album meant the world to her and it's been a whole, big, enormous flop.
She writes on Instagram that she’s been the summer recording music when all these songs were nearly released , maybe she’s recording duets or something new for another era ?
She writes on Instagram that she’s been the summer recording music when all these songs were nearly released , maybe she’s recording duets or something new for another era ?
Almost all the songs were ready by the summer of 2025. Only "Little Miss Twain" was finalized with Tanya in October 2025. Even "Who Do You Love" was up on the board behind her in the studio. So, this is something else entirely. Songs already intended for a future new album, a Christmas album, the biopic, the musical, her French-language album (she was in Paris and Belgium), or a duets album...? She has so many projects. Or new versions of *Come On Over* to accompany the 30th-anniversary tour ?
She writes on Instagram that she’s been the summer recording music when all these songs were nearly released , maybe she’s recording duets or something new for another era ?
Almost all the songs were ready by the summer of 2025. Only "Little Miss Twain" was finalized with Tanya in October 2025. Even "Who Do You Love" was up on the board behind her in the studio. So, this is something else entirely. Songs already intended for a future new album, a Christmas album, the biopic, the musical, her French-language album (she was in Paris and Belgium), or a duets album...? She has so many projects. Or new versions of *Come On Over* to accompany the 30th-anniversary tour ?
I think she recorded The Places I'll Go. It must be a new add because she always talked about 20 songs. Now we have 21.
We'll be able to listen to a 1:30 clip of the two bonus songs we haven't heard yet ("Who Do You Love" and "The Places I'll Go") on Little Miss Twain - The Places I'll Go deluxe album on Apple Music - New Zealand at 8:00am ET tomorrow (Thursday) morning.
We'll be able to listen to a 1:30 clip of the two bonus songs we haven't heard yet ("Who Do You Love" and "The Places I'll Go") on Little Miss Twain - The Places I'll Go deluxe album on Apple Music - New Zealand at 8:00am ET tomorrow (Thursday) morning.
I really, really, really like "The Places I'll Go". Very different song. Great lyrics and great instruments. It should have been on the Standard Edition of the album.
I found the Instagram snippet for "The Places I'll Go" very promising, but I'm disappointed by the 1-minute-30-second clip. I'll have to wait and see once I hear the full song.
On the other hand, I really like "Who Do You Love"—it's a simple, effective song. Her voice sounds good.
Just a few more hours to hear it in full...
I found the Instagram snippet for "The Places I'll Go" very promising, but I'm disappointed by the 1-minute-30-second clip. I'll have to wait and see once I hear the full song. On the other hand, I really like "Who Do You Love"—it's a simple, effective song. Her voice sounds good. Just a few more hours to hear it in full...
@Koko Twain, that’s funny I was the opposite. Disappointed by the instagram snippet and excited to hear the full song now!
To be honest, I’m excited to have the high quality version of Trippin On Good Luck, although I am surprise how it sounds like and old record’s playing.
I found the Instagram snippet for "The Places I'll Go" very promising, but I'm disappointed by the 1-minute-30-second clip. I'll have to wait and see once I hear the full song. On the other hand, I really like "Who Do You Love"—it's a simple, effective song. Her voice sounds good. Just a few more hours to hear it in full...
@Koko Twain, that’s funny I was the opposite. Disappointed by the instagram snippet and excited to hear the full song now!
To be honest, I’m excited to have the high quality version of Trippin On Good Luck, although I am surprise how it sounds like and old record’s playing.
"Trippin'On Good Luck" is really nice! "What's going on in there?" has a great melody."Hate That Way" could be a single, awesome song ! "Who Do You Love" is lovely and pleasant to listen to. I'm not a fan of "We just met", the song I like the less along with "soldier"."The Places I'll Go" is a bit too country-folk and slow for me. The part I like best is around the 2:20 mark—the preceding snippet.
Listening to the deluxe version now. I like them all except ‘the places I’ll go’. It’s just not my cup of tea. While I’m enjoying these, man, I’m really missing pop Shania. I really REALLY love ‘Whats going on in there’. Parts of it make me almost cry, especially 1:28 - 1:50. Very Carpenters! Beautiful. I wish the outro was longer! Also love ‘Hate that way’.
-- Edited by Stevie Moore on Thursday 8th of October 2026 09:27:32 PM