- Original Release Date: June 12, 2011
- Release Date: June 12, 2011
- Label: Mercury Nashville
- Copyright: (C) 2011 Mercury Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
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- Total Length: 3:14
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- ASIN: B0052DE3YO
- Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (11 customer reviews)
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #25,535 Paid in MP3 Albums (See Top 100 Paid in MP3 Albums)
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| Play | 1. Today Is Your Day | 3:14 | $1.29 |
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
By Jeff Funk
Format:MP3 Music
I've been watching Why Not? With Shania Twain on OWN and I think it's the most inspiring show I've seen in years. What an inspiration you are, Shania. My family is happy to watch you find your confidence again. I loved watching this song come to life on camera with legendary producer David Foster working his magic. (He has perfect pitch, I believe. Bet his mind is always creating.) I can't stop humming this tune. It's the feel-good song to kick off summer.
--Jeff Funk
--Jeff Funk
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Music
It's great to have Shania back and sounding just as good as she always has.. Been a very long time and this song is perfect for her to open up this new chapter in her career! Bravo Shania!
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Music
I too watched the documentary and became a Shania fan. This is the first step down the road of performing and recording again. Go Shania!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Music
After being out of the recording studio for years due to personal problems in her life, most notably a nasty divorce, Shania Twain is gearing up for the release of her new album, due to be in stores sometime in the fall of 2012. First up, though, is this beautiful self-penned song of Shania's called "Today Is Your Day", a song that is positive in attitude and shows that anyone faced with hardships can overcome them with sheer determination, gutso and drive, all attributes Shania has. The song is catchy, fun and will haunt your memory for a long time. By the way Shania's voice has never sounded better.
I for one cannot wait for Miss Twain's new album! This has been a long time coming. Welcome back girl!
I for one cannot wait for Miss Twain's new album! This has been a long time coming. Welcome back girl!
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Kate Smart
Format:MP3 Music
Shania Twain has never seemed like a person who hangs out with other musicians, and this is a shame. It explains why she would make a bee-line for David Foster the second she was ready to make a "come back." If she were my friend, I would beg her to steer clear of the David Foster machine which seems to have the unfortunate tendency to flatten out every artist under a sickly-sweet blanket of strings and uninspired piano arrangements. Anything that guy touches has "cheese" written all over it: predictable, soft-rock friendly, and catering to the same people who run out to buy the latest Josh Grobin record.
She should reach out to real musicians who write their own music and understand their craft. I would love to see her make a pared-down record that is clean and from the heart, as opposed to something that sounds as if it was churned out of a music vending machine. I know she has worked with Allison Krauss - I wonder how she would have approached this song. The way it sounds right now is pretty awful, in my opinion - it sounds as though it was recorded in an hour.
It will be a real shame if Shania Twain throws her talent away and leaves her songs in the hands of producers who will ruin her music and engineer her songs to fit a predictable radio format. It will only serve to reinforce the suspicion that she cannot make a record without being under the control of a powerful, male producer who ultimately makes all of the musical decisions for her.
She should reach out to real musicians who write their own music and understand their craft. I would love to see her make a pared-down record that is clean and from the heart, as opposed to something that sounds as if it was churned out of a music vending machine. I know she has worked with Allison Krauss - I wonder how she would have approached this song. The way it sounds right now is pretty awful, in my opinion - it sounds as though it was recorded in an hour.
It will be a real shame if Shania Twain throws her talent away and leaves her songs in the hands of producers who will ruin her music and engineer her songs to fit a predictable radio format. It will only serve to reinforce the suspicion that she cannot make a record without being under the control of a powerful, male producer who ultimately makes all of the musical decisions for her.
By Reacher
Format:MP3 Music|Amazon Verified Purchase
I would play this song repeatedly on YouTube and finally bought it. As a long term Shania fan, I was very pleased when this song came out. I listen to this if I'm happy or feeling discouraged. It is an encouraging song.
By nicole
Format:MP3 Music|Amazon Verified Purchase
Great inspirational song.. It is a song to help you get out of bed on days you feel you can't.
By Cody
Format:MP3 Music
I thought I had written a review for this song before, but obviously haven't! I have been following Shania's career for fourteen years now, and she has never disappointed. This is top notch and a great way to come back. While she is working with a different producer, David Foster, as I saw on her OWN docu-series, she is back in the studio for the first time. She wrote this song independently and though I thought David Foster's production was a bit restricted from what Shania wanted to do with the song originally, the lyrics come from her expierence. It was written to cheer her up, and was something she was afraid to release. I feel that when Shania finds the right producer that will allow her creative freedom to shine, as Mutt Lange did years ago, her songs will again top the charts. I can relate to these lyrics, but ultimatley feel the more upbeat acoustic version played on the first episode of her docu-series would have been a better fit for radio. I also saw Shania during the opening night (12/1/12) of her SHANIA:STILL THE ONE residency, which she exceeded every expectation. When she performed this song on stage, she used her original acoustic arangment, which the audience loved, and so did critics of the show. I reccommend the track to anyone, because Shania delivers it beautifully. It's well worth the money :)
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5.0 out of 5 stars
i love this song!!!
i heard this song on shanias special on the oprah network. the words have a special meaning for me, as i was having a rough time in my life then. and the music is great! Read more
Published 6 months ago by barb w
2.0 out of 5 stars
Really expected better from Shania than this!
Shania is my favorite female artist of all time, and one of my favorite artists as well. So, I was so excited to hear that she had finally released a new song. Read more
Published 17 months ago by 1980s music
3.0 out of 5 stars
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