Faith Hill splits from manager
Tuesday, November 17, 2009 – Faith Hill has split with her long-time manager, it was disclosed Tuesday.
Hill and Gary Borman have agreed to dissolve their long business association. "We are so proud of what we have achieved together over the past 16 years," said Hill and Borman in a joint statement. "We love each other like a sister and a brother, but have made the difficult choice to dissolve our professional relationship."
No reason was given for the decision. Borman manages Keith Urban and Lady Antebellum. Borman could not be reached for comment.
Hill's husband, Tim McGraw, cut ties with his old manager earlier this year and went with Red Light Management in Los Angeles, the home of Dave Matthews.
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CD reviews for Faith Hill
Faith Hill's first Christmas album is an uptown affair, rather than any down home celebration. Making this point from the very outset, the opening title cut features a full adult choir and orchestra. Furthermore, Hill is dressed for the ball in a beautiful red gown on the disc's front cover.
The first time Hill steers away from overly philharmonic-ready material, she heads straight for swing town with horns a plenty on both Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town. and Holly Jolly Christmas. ...
Finally, after 14 years in the recording business and more than 30 charting songs, Faith Hill released a greatest hits plus package. The songs go all the way from "Wild One" and "Piece of My Heart," her first two singles ever from 1993 and 1994 with both going number one up to "Mississippi Girl" from 2005 plus a few new songs.
Hill had more of a country vibe starting out, but grew progressively pop (the new and catchy, but not very country "Red Umbrella"). ...
Faith Hill stayed so far from her country roots with 2003's "Cries" that she laid an egg on country radio. The album was so pop that there was nothing for radio to play.
Hill did not make the same mistake twice as there is a significant amount of country instrumentation starting with the Dan Dugmore banjo and Stuart Duncan mandolin on the lead off "Sunshine and Summertime." The autobiographical and well delivered hit single, "Mississippi Girl," written in part by John Rich, who had a hand in 3 of ...
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