Album: There You'll Be
Artist: Faith Hill
2001 Warner Bros. Records Inc.
CD: 9362-48240-2

Faith Hill: vocals
Graham Hawthorne: Pro-Tools (1)
Jamie Muhoberac: programming (1)
Tim Pierce: guitar (1)
Ira Siegel: guitar (1)
Tony Shanahan: bass (1)
Rich Pagano: drums (1)
Steve Nathan: keys (2, 4, 7, 10-12, 14), piano (6, 12), organ (8), synth (8, 9)
Mike Brignardello: bass (2, 8, 10, 11)
Brent Mason: electric guitar (2, 4, 6-11, 14)
Jeffrey C King: electric guitar (2, 10)
Sonny Garrish: steel guitar (2, 10)
Glen Duncan: fiddle (2, 10, 11)
Larry Byrom: acoustic guitar (2, 4, 7, 8, 10, 11, 14)
Lonnie Wilson: drums (2, 4, 7, 8, 10-12, 14)
Glenn A Worf: bass (2, 4, 6-9, 12, 14)
Chris Rodriguez: background vocals (2, 4, 6-8, 10-12, 14)
Beth Nielsen Chapman: background vocals (2)
Mark Johns: guitar (3)
Marcus Cliff: bass (3)
B James Lowry: electric guitar (4, 8, 12, 14), acoustic guitar (6, 9)
Michael Landau: electric guitar (4, 6-9, 14)
Paul Franklin: steel guitar (4, 7, 8, 11, 12, 14), slide (6, 9)
Aubrey Haynie: fiddle (4, 7-10)
Bekka Bramlett: background vocals (4, 6-8, 14)
Stephanie Bentley: background vocals (4)
David Foster: keys (5, 13)
Felipe Elgueta: synth programming (5, 13)
Michael Thompson: electric guitar (5)
John Robinson: drums (5)
Sheree Ford Payne: background vocals (5)
Richard Page: background vocals (5)
Paul Leim: drums (6, 9)
John Willis: electric guitar (7)
Kim Parent: background vocals (7)
Gary Smith: piano (8)
Terry McMillan: percussion (9-12)
Byron Gallimore: strings (9)
Lisa Bevill: background vocals (9)
Gene Miller: background vocals (9)
Dann Huff: electric guitar (11)
Larry Beaird: acoustic guitar (12)
Joe Spivey: fiddle (12)
Curtis Wright: background vocals (12)
Dennis Wilson: background vocals (12)
Tabitha Fair: background vocals (12)
Stuart Duncan: fiddle (14)
The Duke Quartet: strings (3)
The Sound of Africa (Ken "Scat" Springs, Camile Harrison, George Pendegrass, Rosaline Thompson, Nathan Young, Duane Hamilton, Percy Travis): background vocals (12)

Orchestrated and conduced by David Campbell, based on arrangements by Fiachara Trench/James S Levin (1)
Strings arranged by William Ross (5)

Music contractor: Sandy DeCrescent (1)


Produced by Gallimore/Hill, except Trevor Horn/Gallimore (1), Foster (5, 13)
Remix and additional production: Tin Tin Out (3)
Mixed by Mike Shipley/Steve MacMillan (1), Shipley (3, 4, 7, 8), Chris Lord-Alge (2, 6, 9-12), Mick Guzauski (5), Dave Reitzas with Spatializer and NTI (13)
Assisted by Mike Dy (2, 6, 9-12), JR Rodriguez/Bryan McConkey (3, 4, 7, 8), Tom Bender (5)
Assistant engineer: Jamie Duncan (1)
Management: Borman Entertainment
Photos: Andrew Macpherson
Art direction: Janice Arzak (WB)/Sandra Westerman (Borman Ent.)
Design: Roy Roper
(c) 1939 (13), 1967 (6), 1990 (5), 1991 (11), 1997 (2, 10), 1998 (12), 1999 (4, 7-9, 14), 2001 (1)


Tracks:
1. "There You'll Be" [Diane Warren] (3:43)
2. "This Kiss" [Robin Lerner/Annie Roboff/Chapman] (3:17)
3. "Breathe (Tin Tin Out Radio Mix)" [???] (3:58)
4. "The Way You Love Me (Love to Infinity Remix)" [Keith Follesé/Michael Dulaney] (3:01)
5. "Let Me Let Go" [Steve Diamond/Dennis Morgan] (4:10)
6. "Piece of My Heart" [Bert Berns/Jerry Ragavoy] (3:40)
7. "If My Heart had Wings" [Roboff/J Fed Knobloch] (3:36)
8. "There will Come a Day" [Bill Luther/Aimee Mayo/Chris Lindsey] (4:14)
9. "Love will Always Win" [Wayne Kirkpatrick/Gordon Kennedy] (5:10)
10. "My Wild Frontier" [Franne Golde/Robin Lerner/Marsha Malamet] (4:58)
11. "You Give Me Love" [Matraca Berg/Jim Photoglo/Harry Stinson] (3:34)
12. "Somewhere Down the Road" [Kirkpatrick/Amy Grant] (5:40)
13. "Over the Rainbow" [mus: Harold Arlen; lyr: EY Harburg] (3:18)
14. "Breathe" [Holly Lamar/Bentley] (4:09)
15. "The Way You Love Me" [Delaney, Follesé] (3:06), Australian bonus track only
16. "If I Should Fall Behind" [Springsteen] (4:32), Australian bonus track only



Notes: (1) was recorded for the soundtrack to the film 2001 "Pearl Harbor". It was released as a single (21 May 2001), on Pearl Harbor Soundtrack (22 May; where the rest of the music was from the score by Hans Zimmer), on this compilation (8 Oct) and then, in 2007, on Hill's The Hits. The US single was backed with (3) on vinyl and (8) on CD. The European CD single had (8) and (16). There was a music video by Michael Bay, who directed "Pearl Harbor" and set the video in the same time period. The song had first been offered to Celine Dion. It's a not particularly romantic power ballad to my ears, with only occasional touches of that Horn production sound. But plenty of others liked it! It got a Grammy nomination for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance (losing to Nelly Furtado's "I'm Like a Bird", which is a far superior song) and an Oscar nominaton for Best Original Song (losing to Randy Newman's "If I Didn't Have You" from "Monsters, Inc.").

The single was Hill's highest charting in the UK (#3) and Ireland (#3). It re-entered the UK (#10) and Irish (#29) charts on downloads only in Sep 2008 after a contestant on "The X Factor" sang it. It re-entered the UK chart again in 2012, making #47. It made #10 in the US, including #1 in the Adult Contemporary chart. It made #6 in Europe. It also made #1 in Canada, Portugal and Sweden, #2 in Flanders (Belgium), #4 in the Netherlands and Norway, #5 in Austria, Switzerland and Wallonia (Belgium), #7 in Denmark, #8 in Germany, #11 in Italy and New Zealand, #14 in Spain and Finland. In the 2001 year-end charts, it made #10 in Sweden, #23 in Flanders (Belgium), #30 in Austria, #31 in Ireland, #32 in Switzerland, #35 in the Netherlands, #49 in Germany, #52 in the UK, and #66 in the US (#13 in Adult Contemporary, and #19 in Adult Contemporary for 2002). It was certified Platinum in the UK and Sweden, and Gold in Belgium.

Because of the success of the song and other recent singles, this compilation album was released in the UK and Australia later in the year, preceded by a single of (3). (15) and (16) were only on the Australian release; details for those are from Wikipedia. The album also sold well, making #3 in Ireland, #5 in Australia and Denmark, #6 in the UK, #8 in Flanders (Belgium), #10 in Sweden, #11 in Austria, #12 in Norway, #13 in Switzerland, #14 in Germany, #16 in New Zealand, #18 in Portugal, #24 in Finland, and #83 in the Netherlands. It was #14 in Europe. It also made the 2001 year-end charts: #45 in Australia, #81 in the UK and #85 in Sweden. It went 5 times Platinum in Australia, and (single) Platinum in the UK and Portugal.

Muhoberac and Pierce were regular Horn collaborators. The David Foster on some tracks is the other one, not the one who was in The Warriors and Badger. (HP, 12 Feb 22)
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