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	STARmeter SEE RANK Down 11,226 this week View rank on IMDbPro » Gretchen Wilson (II) Soundtrack \| Actress \| Music Department Trivia: Gretchen won as breakthrough artist at the 32nd Annual American Music Awards [November 14, 2004]. See more trivia » Born: Gretchen Frances Wilson June 26, 1973 in Pocahontas, Illinois, USA
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Soundtrack (17 titles)

2012 Dancing with the Stars (TV series)

– Week 2 (2012) (writer: "Redneck Woman" / "Redneck Woman")

2012 Smash (TV series)

– Enter Mr. DiMaggio (2012) (writer: "Redneck Woman")

2011 Footloose (performer: "Fake I.D.")

2011 The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (TV series)

– Episode #19.94 (2011) (performer: "I'd Love to Be Your Last" - uncredited)

2009 Did You Hear About the Morgans? (writer: "Redneck Woman")

2009 Best of CMT Music Awards (TV movie) (performer: "Crazy On You")

2009 The Station (documentary) (performer: "Straight On")

2007 Grand Ole Opry (TV series)

– Best Opry Moments of 2007 (2007) (performer: "You Ain't Woman Enough")

2006 40th Annual Country Music Association Awards (TV movie) (performer: "Come to Bed")

2006 CMT Insider (TV series)

– 2006 CMA Nominee Report (2006) (performer: "Caifornia Girls", "Politically Uncorrect")

2006 Biography (TV series documentary)

– Mavericks: Honky Tonk Angels - The Women (2006) (performer: "Redneck Woman")

2006 The Sopranos (TV series)

– Johnny Cakes (2006) (performer: "He Ain't Even Cold Yet")

2006 Heartbreak Hotel (writer: "Red Neck Woman")

2006 CMT Presents: Karaoke Revolution Country (Video Game) ("Redneck Woman")

2006 Austin City Limits (TV series documentary)

– Gretchen Wilson/Miranda Lambert (2006) (performer: "Here for the Party", "Politically Uncorrect", "Rebel Child", "I Don't Feel Like Loving You Today", "California Girls", "Good Morning Heartache", "All Jacked Up")

2005 América (TV series)

– Episode dated 14 March 2005 (2005) (performer: "Redneck Woman" - uncredited)

2005 The 47th Annual Grammy Awards (TV special) (performer: "Sweet Home Alabama")

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Biography: : -- Born August 28th, 1982 in Jackson Mississippi, Margaret LeAnn Rimes, began her career at the young age of fourteen with the break-out hit, "Blue", a song originally written for Patsy Cline.

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Album: "Here for the Party", 2004. See more »

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Height:

5' 7" (1.70 m)

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Trivia:

Gretchen won as breakthrough artist at the 32nd Annual American Music Awards [November 14, 2004]. See more »

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Redneck Woman See more »

Star Sign:

Cancer

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