Audrey Faith

 Audrey Faith McGraw (nee Perry born on 21st September 1967) is professionally known as Faith Hill, is an American singer. She is considered to be one of the greatest performers in country music. Her albums have sold for more than 40 million worldwide. It was hugely popular across the globe and earned Hill three Grammy Awards. Her single in 2001, "There You'll Be," was a huge success worldwide. Her subsequent albums, Cry (2002) and Fireflies (2005), were both commercial successes; the former spawned another crossover single "Cry", which earned Hill the Grammy Award, and the second album was the one that produced the hits "Mississippi Girl" and "Like We Never Loved at All", which brought her another Grammy Award.Audrey Faith McGraw (nee Perry), was born the 21st of September in 1968. She is a country singer from the United States of America. Her albums are sold to in excess of 40 million globally. She is one the most successful performers in the field of country music. It was a huge success and won Hill three Grammy Awards. The single "There You'll Be", that she composed to accompany the Pearl Harbor soundtrack, was hugely successful worldwide and became her most-seller single in Europe. Hill's subsequent albums, Cry (2002), Fireflies (2006) and Fireflies (2006) were all commercially successful. The latter produced a crossover single called "Cry" and Hill was awarded an Grammy Award. The latter single "Mississippi Girl" also brought Hill another Grammy Award.