Take Me As I Am Trivia Quiz

Answer: look at

The title track from the album "Take Me As I Am" by Faith Hill, this song was written by Bob DiPiero and Karen Staley.

In September 1994 it became the fourth and last song from the album to be released as a single. As well as rising to the number two position in the US Billboard Hot Country Singles and Tracks Chart, it also reached number twelve in the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart.

Answer: Satan's tongue

Jaime Kyle, Pat Bunch and Will Rambeaux were the three writers who collaborated to compose this song for Faith Hill's album "Take Me As I Am".

It was released as Faith's first single on September 23, 1993, a few weeks before the album came out. The song reached the number one position in both the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart and the US Billboard Hot Country Singles and Tracks Chart. In January 1994 it became the first debut single to stay at number one in the Billboard Chart for four consecutive weeks since Connie Smith's "Once A Day" in 1964.

Answer: the clock

The composers of this song from Faith Hill's album "Take Me As I Am" were Gary Burr and Jon Vezner.

Faith was born on September 21, 1967 near Jackson, Mississippi and was originally named Audrey Faith Perry. She lived with her adoptive parents in Star, Mississippi until she moved to Nashville, Tennessee to sing country music when she was nineteen years old.

Answer: street

Unlike the other nine tracks on "Take Me As I Am", this song was written some years before Faith Hill recorded the album. Composed by Bert Berns and Jerry Ragavoy, it was first recorded by Erma Franklin (Aretha Franklin's sister) in 1967. Big Brother and the Holding Company featuring Janis Joplin included the song on their 1968 album "Cheap Thrills" and also issued it as a single.

On January 13, 1994 Faith's version became the second track from her album to be released as a single. It reached the top of both the US Billboard Hot Country Singles and Tracks Chart and the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart.

Answer: She's afraid

Faith Hill sang this song as a duet with Larry Stewart and it is the only non-solo track on her album "Take Me As I Am". Faith herself co-wrote the song with Bruce Burch and Vern Dant.

After moving to Nashville, Faith eventually became a demo singer and also worked as a backing singer to the musician and songwriter Gary Burr. She was signed up to the Warner Bros. label after one of their executives saw her performing with Gary in Nashville's Bluebird Cafe.

Answer: give

This track from Faith Hill's first album "Take Me As I Am" was a solo composition by Sandy Ramos.

Released on October 12, 1993, the album reached position number seven in the US Billboard Top Country Albums Chart and position number two in the Canadian Country Albums Chart. In 1994 it also rose to number 59 in the mainstream Billboard 200 Chart.

Answer: stand still

Troy Seals, Eddie Setser and Larry Stewart collaborated to write this song for the album "Take Me As I Am" by Faith Hill.

On May 12, 1994 it became the third of four tracks from the album to be released as a single. Although it was the least successful of these four songs, it did rise to number 35 in the US Billboard Hot Country Singles and Tracks Chart and number 28 in the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart.

Answer: rarely

Apart from Faith Hill herself, Gary Burr, who composed this song from her album "Take Me As I Am", was the only person to be involved in the writing of more than one of the album's songs.

Gary also jointly produced this song with Mike Clute while Scott Hendricks produced the other nine tracks on the album. Several studios in Nashville and Franklin in Tennessee and one in Hollywood were used in the recording of the album, which was released on the Warner Bros. label.

Answer: bridges

Together with Trey Bruce and Thom McHugh, Faith Hill wrote this song for her debut album "Take Me As I Am".

As of this writing in 2009, the album had sold over three million copies since it was issued in October 1993, even though it has only been officially released in the US and in Canada.

Answer: Someday

This is one of two songs on Faith Hill's album "Take Me As I Am" to be written entirely by Gary Burr.

In the same year as the album was first released, Faith won the first of the many awards she has gained when the Academy of Country Music Awards designated her the Top New Female Vocalist of 1993.