Come On Over   "Sometimes we would literally go two or three days at a time where we'd sit by the fire and start writing in the morning, go for a walk later in the afternoon, go for a horseback ride or eat, then write, go to bed really late, get up early in the morning and start all over again."    ~Shania (on the writing process of Come On Over)      Come On Over SHANIA TWAIN Produced By: Robert John "Mutt" Lange Release Date: November 4, 1997   TRACK LISTING   1) Man! I Feel Like a Woman! 2) I'm Holdin' On To Love (To Save My Life) 3) Love Gets Me Every Time 4) Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You) 5) From This Moment On 6) Come On Over 7) When 8) Whatever You Do! Don't! 9) If You Wanna Touch Her, Ask! 10) You're Still the One 11) Honey, I'm Home 12) That Don't Impress Me Much 13) Black Eyes, Blue Tears 14) I Won't Leave You Lonely    WEEK  BILLBOARD 200  TOP COUNTRY  11/22/1997  2    11/29/1997  2    12/06/1997  5    12/13/1997  7    12/20/1997  9    12/27/1997  7    01/03/1998   6    01/10/1998  6    01/17/1998   6    01/24/1998  11    01/31/1998 12    02/07/1998       16    02/14/1998    12    02/21/1998 11    02/28/1998 11    03/07/1998 13    03/14/1998  13    03/21/1998 14    03/28/1998 15    04/04/1998    17    04/11/1998 14    04/18/1998  14    04/25/1998   17    05/02/1998 09    05/09/1998  10    05/16/1998 10    05/23/1998 14    05/30/1998  11    06/06/1998 14    06/13/1998   09    06/20/1998 13    06/27/1998 09    07/04/1998   08    07/11/1998 09    07/18/1998  11    07/25/1998 13    08/01/1998 14    08/08/1998 18    08/15/1998 13    08/22/1998 12    08/29/1998  17    09/05/1998 11    09/12/1998 12    09/19/1998 13    09/26/1998 14    10/03/1998 12    10/10/1998 10    10/17/1998 08    10/24/1998  07    10/31/1998 03    11/07/1998 03    11/14/1998  05    11/21/1998 09    11/28/1998 08    12/05/1998 14    12/12/1998 14    12/19/1998 10    12/26/1998 08    01/02/1999 08    01/09/1999 09    01/16/1999 11    01/23/1999 12    01/30/1999 09    02/06/1999 11    02/13/1999 13    02/20/1999 14    02/27/1999 08    03/06/1999  12    03/13/1999 07    03/20/1999 05    03/27/1999 06    04/03/1999 06    04/10/1999 05    04/17/1999 06    04/24/1999 06    05/01/1999 04    05/08/1999 03    05/15/1999 04    05/22/1999 05    05/29/1999 05    06/05/1999 06    06/12/1999 06    06/19/1999 07    06/26/1999 07    07/03/1999 08    07/10/1999 13    07/17/1999 10    07/24/1999 10    07/31/1999 12    08/07/1999 12    08/14/1999 13    08/21/1999 14    08/28/1999 14    09/04/1999  16    09/11/1999 16    09/18/1999 15    09/25/1999 16    10/02/1999 18    10/09/1999 19    10/16/1999 21    10/23/1999 22    10/30/1999 18    11/06/1999 18    11/13/1999 21    11/20/1999 25    11/27/1999 26    12/04/1999 24    12/11/1999 11    12/18/1999 10    12/25/1999 08    01/01/2000 07    01/08/2000 10    01/15/2000 22    01/22/2000 18    01/29/2000 15    02/05/2000 16 2  02/12/2000 19 2  02/19/2000 20 3  02/26/2000 22 3  03/04/2000 22 3  03/11/2000 20    03/18/2000 27    03/25/2000 30    04/01/2000 31    04/08/2000 39    04/15/2000 38    04/22/2000 40    04/29/2000 42    05/06/2000 42    05/13/2000 51    05/20/2000 52    05/27/2000 45    06/03/2000 59    06/10/2000  62    06/17/2000  63    06/24/2000 60    07/01/2000 62    07/08/2000 69    07/15/2000 74    07/22/2000 68    07/29/2000 78    08/05/2000 73    08/12/2000 74    08/19/2000 86    08/26/2000 83    09/02/2000 86    09/09/2000 88    09/16/2000 85    09/23/2000 88    09/30/2000 94    10/07/2000 96   10/14/2000     off   Billboard Top 200 chart run Peak: #2 Weeks on Chart: 151 Weeks Weeks #1: 0 Weeks in top 5: 13 Weeks in top 10: 53 Weeks in top 20: 112 Weeks in top 40: 127 Weeks in top 50: 130 Weeks in top 100: 151 Debut Week: 11/22/1997 OFF-Chart Week: 10/14/2000   Billboard Hot Country Albums:   Peak: #1 Weeks #1: 50 Debut Week: 11/22/1997

	Radio SoundScan named Shania Twain’s Come On Over as the Top Selling Album of the SoundScan Era (1991-12/30/01), tallying 14 million in total sales for all genres.

	SHANIA TWAIN--Eye Weekly.comGood country people Come On Over 8-3-2000 Mercury/PolyGram A couple weeks ago, I was offered the toll-free office number for Hard Copy, who were fishing around town for someone to provide expert analysis about Shania Twain. Did they want me to say something bad about her or something that was good? "We just want the truth," was the terse, albeit ethically tactful, response. Sorry, don't think I could help y'all with that one. Then I was asked if I could help direct them to anyone who could comment on The X-Files. C'mon, how talented does a show like Hard Copy think I really am? Besides, I find mysteries like everything that enshrouds Shania much more interesting -- like how she and husband Robert John "Mutt" Lange perfected a formula that could serve more than Shania ever did working at a local McDonald's. Then again, I've lived in this backwater nation my entire life and I have never heard anyone utter the phrase "Gol darn and done it" -- not even on CBC Radio. Yet that's the hook on "Love Gets Me Every Time," Shania's new single, foreshadowing another record of sugar metal dressed up for line dancing. A benign ballad duet like "From This Moment On" suggests hubby is coercing her to pull back on the sultriness -- except that this is Mutt Lange, who wouldn't have it any other way. So, after a few formulaic overtures, Shania dives straight into Heart terrain with "When," expressing her desire to have Elvis and John Lennon alive again. Heck, she wouldn't be afraid of the competition -- doubtful either one would record a song called "If You Wanna Touch Her, Ask!" And from that advice dispensation onward, the electric fiddles cease to sound grating and the token twang becomes a crucial ingredient. Shania delivers deadpan asides in the tradition of Joe Elliot on "That Don't Impress Me Much," does a number about domestic abuse called "Black Eyes, Blue Tears" and purrs a line of French with perfect Jane Birkin precision on "I Won't Leave You Lonely." Not even "Rock This Country!" inspires a smidgen of cringing. Save for the three out of 16 tracks where the tempo slows to a coquettish crawl, Come On Over prevails as pure rock, aimed at a demographic that didn't know they needed it. But there's no better technique for escapism than injecting Def Leppard's antiquated boomin' system with female hormones. -- MARC WEISBLOT

	March 14, 2006: Shania's mega-hit "Man! I Feel Like A Woman!" was recently certified RIAA digital "gold" for 100,000 legal downloads in the USA. From her "Come On Over" album released in 1997, this track was not released as a CD single and not available as a paid digital download until just the past few years... Previously the digital single versions of Shania's smash "Forever and for Always" (from her "Up!" album) and recent hit "Party For Two" (from "Shania Twain: Greatest Hits") were certifed gold. Only selected earlier Shania singles were released in physical CD (or cassette) formats from "The Woman in Me" and early "Come On Over" era. All her physical singles were certified gold to platinum (500,000 - 1,000,000 units), though only released in limited quantities. "You're Still The One" was essentialy double platinum and would have sold triple, but her label allowed stock to deplete. Shania's singles sales must always be viewed in context of her albums sales, which is the primary goal, and why her singles have not been pushed. Serious concerns remain within the industry that singles sales hurt album sales, especially with the rise of paid digital downloads. Shania is the best selling artist on a "per album" basis, selling roughly between 20-40 million of her last three studio albums worldwide, without much promotion and with limited (to miserable, for "Up!") radio support, though she does take a long time between albums... while many acts (who are not songwriters), especially in country and mainstream pop, often put out a shorter album of lesser quality (and sometimes two albums) every year. January 5, 2006: Through the end of 2005, Shania's "Come On Over" remains the top-selling album of the SoundScan era, 1991-2006, with 15,355,018 units sold. Overall sales include another 4.5M-5M from record clubs, the album is still certified at "double-diamond" (20X platinum, 20 million units sold), and is the top selling female album of all time. This Shania classic fluctuates between the #6-7 best selling album of all time, only behind those released 20-30 years earlier (two of which are double albums). Most of the early top album sales were only "estimated" pre-SoundScan. "Come On Over" has surpassed 39 million in worldwide sales. Shania's total worldwide albums sales exceed 85 million.

	Come on Over is the third album by Shania Twain, released in 1997 (see 1997 in music). The album is the biggest-selling album of all time by a female artist, and the fifth biggest selling album in music history, along with Garth Brooks's Double Live. It spawned no less than twelve singles. The album was certified 20x platinum for sales of over 20 million albums in the United States. Singles chronology               Country "Love Gets Me Every Time" "Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)" "You're Still the One" "From This Moment On" "Honey, I'm Home" "That Don't Impress Me Much" "Man! I Feel like a Woman!" "You've Got a Way" "Come on Over" "Rock This Country!" "I'm Holdin' on to Love (to Save My Life)"            U.S. Pop/AC "You're Still the One" "From This Moment On" "That Don't Impress Me Much" "You've Got a Way" (AC only) "Man! I Feel like a Woman!"              Europe "You're Still the One" "When" (UK only) "From This Moment On" (UK only) "That Don't Impress Me Much" "Man! I Feel like a Woman!" "Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)"             Australia "You're Still the One" "From This Moment On" "That Don't Impress Me Much" "Man! I Feel like a Woman!" "You've Got a Way" "Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)"          Charts Chart Position Canada 1 Norway 1 UK 1 U.S. Country Albums 1 U.S. 2 Austria 4 France 4 Sweden 4 Switzerland 4 Finland 6   Additional Information on Come On Over "You're Still The One", "From This Moment On", "That Don't Impress Me Much", and "Man! I Feel Like A Woman" all were remixed to sound less country and to appeal more to pop audiences in hopes of a mainstream crossover for Twain. The remixes were so successful that an "International Version" of Come On Over was released in 1999; it contained pop remixes of 15 tracks, except for "Rock This Country!". In the United States, male disk jockeys were able to obtain a customized copy of the song "That Don't Impress Me Much". The customized copy would replace the line "..okay, so you're Brad Pitt, that don't impress me much" with "..okay, so you're XXXX that don't impress me much" where XXXX is the disk jockey's name sung by Shania Twain. Often, radio stations played the customized and single versions in rotation. [citation needed] The album itself has sold 36 million copies worldwide, the largest ever by a female solo artist, but despite this it wasn't able to top the Billboard 200, reaching a peak of #2. It did however top the charts for 11 weeks in the UK. The album set a record for longest stay in the Top 20 of The Billboard 200, remaining in the Top 20 for 99 weeks (about 1 year and 10 months).[citation needed]

I FOUND THESE REMARKS OF SHANIA'S SINGLES RELEASED IN ASIA. IT STATES WHAT THE MUSIC WORLD THERE FEELS ABOUT HER AND HER MUSIC AND HOW IT DID.
	You're Still The One This smash hit did it all for Shania Internationally(especially in Asia), Reaching #1 almost instantly, it still remains a hot favorite on request shows all over Asia. When This single was released only internationally. However, it didn't do to well somehow.... rare for a Shania song. From This Moment On   #4 Another big hit for Shania internationally. Her Indian look in the video for the song added an extra special touch, especially for the Asians.   You've Got A Way        #17 Ballads are generally hot sellers in Asia and this one was no exception. The fact that Shania looked spectacular in the video didn't hurt either. Suddenly everyone wanted to watch Notting Hill. Man! I Feel Like A Woman!                #4 This high energy song was a big favorite among the women. The video however didn't get too much airplay, though the song was on heavy rotation on the radio.   That Don't Impress Me Much                        #8 After You're Still The One this was Shania's biggest hit from this album in Asia. The video had the reworked song and was very popular with night clubs. The song title also found its way into several news captions, including one in the business section of an Indian paper. It read: 'That Don't Impress Me Much"----if Shania Twain were keeping tabs on the Indian                                Stock Market, that's what she would have said." Come On Over This single was not released in Asia.   Rock This Country This single also was not released in Asia.

	"I find that the very things that I get criticized for, which is usually being different and just doing my own thing and just being original, is the very thing that's making me successful."   ~Shania Twain   "I think Shania making the record she did (Come On Over) changed the acceptance of what country could be."     ~Keith Urban (On Shania Twain's "Come On Over)"   RIAA CERTIFICATIONS   CURRENT CERTIFICATION: 20 Million CURRENT SALES CERTIFICATION: 15,310,720   WORLDWIDE SALES FIGURES   USA: 20 Million   Canada: 2.6 Million   UK: 3.3 Million   Australia: 1.9 Million   Brazil: 1 Million   Germany: 300,000   Switzerland: 120,000 Spain: 150,000   Japan: 29,130   France: 300,000   Indonesia: 450,000   New Zealand: 255,000   Denmark: 200,000   South-Africa: 200,000   Austria: 15,000 Sweden: 180,000   Netherlands: 400,000   Norway: 240,000   Mexico: 120,000   India: 90,000   Poland: 25,000   Finland: 38,958   Holland: 400,000 Other Small Euro-Countries (Portugal, ect.): 1,815,000   Sales Unaccounted for: 2,871,912   TOTAL WORLD-WIDE SALES: 37,000,000 +

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	"Everybody went crazy over Shania's 3rd album, Come On Over.  It spawn 6 hit singles, went platinum in 32 countries, and sold over 34 million copies worldwide; making it the biggest selling album ever by a female artist."   ~Katie Couric (Dateline NBC)   "In Europe, Asia, South America, Australia, New Zealand; you're selling out concerts all accross the country.  And in the last two weeks, you've had the #1 record in the UK and in Germany.  And, ah, I am very greatful and very proud of you."   ~Vince Gill (Giving Shania the International

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	TOP TWENTY POP ALBUMS   9 ALBUM: Come On Over » Get this album here ARTIST: Shania Twain Why?: Mutt Lange dropped everything to produce his talented and sexy wife's albums... and did a great job. Hit after hit, after hit. Best Song: "You're Still the One", "Man! I Feel Like a Woman" Related: The Woman In Me

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	Best Selling Albums of 1999: 01.   Come On Over: Shania Twain 02.   By Request: Boyzone 03.   The Man Who: Travis 04.   Gold - Greatest Hits: Abba 05.   Performance & Cocktails: Stereophonics 06.   I've Been Expecting You: Robbie Williams 07.   Steptacular: Steps 08.   Talk On Corners: Corrs 09.   Westlife: Westlife 10.   On How Life Is: Macy Gray

	Artist Title Cert. Date Label Award Desc. Format Category Type TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 12/23/97 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (2) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 12/23/97 MERCURY NASHVILLE P ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 12/23/97 MERCURY NASHVILLE G ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 01/08/98 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (3) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 06/16/98 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (4) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 09/02/98 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (5) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 11/04/98 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (6) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 12/09/98 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (7) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 01/27/99 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (8) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 03/22/99 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (9) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 04/07/99 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (10) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 06/02/99 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (11) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 07/26/99 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (12) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 08/27/99 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (13) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 11/10/99 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (14) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 12/15/99 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (16) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 03/14/00 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (17) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 12/01/00 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (18) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 03/27/02 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (19) ALBUM SOLO Std TWAIN, SHANIA COME ON OVER 11/15/04 MERCURY NASHVILLE M (20) ALBUM SOLO Std

	CANADIAN CERTIFICATION OF COO 1997-11-12 SHANIA TWAIN "COME ON OVER" Mercury Nashville  CD 2 X Platinum 200,000    1997-11-12 SHANIA TWAIN "COME ON OVER" Mercury Nashville  CD 3 X Platinum 300,000    1998-02-12 SHANIA TWAIN "COME ON OVER" Mercury Nashville  CD 4 X Platinum 400,000    1998-02-12 SHANIA TWAIN "COME ON OVER" Mercury Nashville  CD 5 X Platinum 500,000   1998-02-12 SHANIA TWAIN "COME ON OVER" Mercury Nashville  CD 6 X Platinum 600,000   1998-07-14 SHANIA TWAIN "COME ON OVER" Mercury Nashville  CD 7 X Platinum 700,000   1998-10-20 SHANIA TWAIN "COME ON OVER" Mercury Nashville  CD 8 X Platinum 800,000   1999-04-09 SHANIA TWAIN "COME ON OVER" Mercury Nashville  CD 9 X Platinum 900,000   1999-04-09 SHANIA TWAIN "COME ON OVER" Mercury Nashville  CD Diamond 1,000,000   2000-01-21 SHANIA TWAIN "COME ON OVER" Mercury Nashville  CD 2 X Platinum 200,000