LeAnn Rimes Music Video DVD An exclusive, compilation of original videos.
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1 The Light In Your Eyes
2 Blue
3 One Way Ticket
4 How Do I Live
5 You Light Up My Life
6 Commitment
7 Written In The Stars - Elton John ft LeAnn Rimes
8 I Need You
9 Can’t Fight The Moonlight
10 Life Goes On
11 Suddenly
12 We Can
13 Nothing About Love Makes Sense
14 Last Thing On My Mind - Ronan Keating ft LeAnn Rimes
15 Probably Wouldn't Be This Way
16 Somethings Gotta Give
17 And It Feels Like
18 Everybody's Someone - LeAnn Rimes & Brian McFadden
19 Some People
20 Till We Ain't Strangers Anymore - Bon Jovi ft LeAnn Rimes
21 Strong
22 Nothin' Better To Do
23 Good Friends And A Glass of Wine
24 Swingin'
25 What Have I Done (In Studio)
26 Borrowed (In Studio)
27 Spitfire (In Studio)
28 Just A Girl Like You (In Studio)
29 Who We Really Are (Live Acoustic)
30 Gasoline and Matches - LeAnn Rimes, Rob Thomas and Jeff Beck
31 Celebrate Me Home - LeAnn Rimes with Gavin DeGraw   Celebrate Me Home
32 Give
33 The Story
34 How to Kiss a Boy
35 Love Line
0:2:16:00 DVD Runtime
 
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BIOGRAPHY
She'd been wowing audiences with her uncannily adult voice for years, but in 1996, thirteen-year-old LeAnn Rimes turned the country world upside down with her Patsy Cline-soundalike "Blue." The young star, managed by her dad, was showered with accolades, including the Best New Artist Grammy. But as Nashville labels rushed to sign their own teen stars, Rimes was already moving in a pop direction. Her next three studio CDs were odd mixtures of new country, country classics and pop/rock covers, and she scored a string of pop hits from movie and TV soundtracks, including the massive "How Do I Live."