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Holiday in Your Heart LeAnn Rimes short She wishes everyone would followHardcover in DJ in Good Condition When 14 year old LeAnn Rimes' album "Blue" rocketed her onto the "Billboard" charts in May 1996 (where it stayed at #1 for 32 weeks, until her latest album pushed it to #2), critics everywhere exulted over the big voice and knowing execution of the young singer. She was declared the reincarnation of Patsy Cline, or of a teen star like Tanya Tucker or Brenda Lee. Catapulted into the national limelight, Rimes was