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Dixie Chicks
Sound Description:
Tight harmonies, bluegrass, country pop
Songs
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Band History
Tracing their roots back to the days when Emily Robison and Martie Maguire sang on the streets of Dallas, the Chicks took flight when feisty Natalie Maines came on board, complementing the sisters' formidable prowess as singers - and pickers - with what one critic called "one of the most powerful voices in the business." Framing Maines's stunning vocals with elegant harmonies and plenty of banjo, fiddle and dobro, the Chicks' debut CD, Wide Open Spaces, took the country music world by storm in 1998, earning the group top awards, including a Grammy for Country Album Of The Year, and selling more than 11 million copies - the best performance by a debut album in the history of country music.
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Members
- Natalie Maines guitar, lead vocals, vocals
- Martie Maguire fiddle, mandolin
- Emily Robison accordion, banjo, dobro, guitar
Former Members
Sound Description
Tight harmonies, bluegrass, country pop
Albums by this artist
Little Ol' Cowgirl
Released 1994
Shouldn't a Told You That
Released 1994
Wide Open Spaces
Released 1998
Fly
Released 1999
Home
Released 2002
Top Of The World Tour
Released 2003
Taking The Long Way
Released 2006
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RobertB, anonymous:
You're missing three album covers. :)
Just because they've been out of print for a decade doesn't make them any less important, right? Right?
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crisman, anonymous:
Thanks, Robert. We've added those albums to the profile.
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