Traci Hines
Traci Hines is a singer from Memphis who started in church choirs. Her first album came out in 1999, and she's put out a few more since then, including one...
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Traci Hines is a singer from Memphis who started in church choirs. Her first album came out in 1999, and she's put out a few more since then, including one called 'The Traci Hines Project' in 2002.
People know her for covering songs like 'If I Ain't Got You' and 'Part Of Your World.' Her version of 'If I Ain't Got You' got some attention around the time of that 2002 album.
She recorded another album in 2006 called 'Simple Things' and one more in 2018. She works as a solo artist, usually with a backing band.
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