Martina McBride

On Jan. 10, 1998, McBride soared to No. 1 with "A Broken Wing."

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Released in 1993, Martina McBride's sophomore album 'The Way That I Am' skyrocketed the country star's career.

On March 2. 1996, McBride earned her first No. 1 hit, with "Wild Angels," the title track of her third studio album.

Can you believe it?!

The hair was big, the sound was iconic, and artists such as Faith Hill and George Strait were tearing up the airwaves.

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She's paying it forward in more ways than one.

On March 2. 1996, McBride earned her first No. 1 hit, with "Wild Angels," the title track of her third studio album.

One of the most recognized names in country music.

Can you believe it?!

"It's insightful, it's intimate," says McBride, "and I think it's just another way to enjoy your favorite artists."

A show by a certain popular artist showed Brooks the emotional side of being a fan in the audience.

"I don't want an hour a week of all women. I don't want one [awards] show that's dedicated to women. I want an even playing field ..."