Released in January 1998, Still The One was the song that helped Shania Twain cross over from country to mainstream pop superstar. The third of 12 (12!) singles to be lifted from Come On Over, Twain’s 1997 album, it was a worldwide hit, laying the commerical groundwork for further smashes such as the ubiquitous That Don’t Impress Me Much and Man! I Feel Like a Woman.
Written as a rebuke to those who questioned Twain’s marriage to producer Mutt Lange, 17 years her senior, Still The One was a celebration of their union’s success. Sadly, it didn’t last forever: the pair divorced in 2010 after Lange reportedly had an affair with Marie-Anne Thiébaud, one of Twain’s friends.
