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Let's Go Bang (Album) by Jennifer Love Hewitt

Artist Biography For Jennifer Love Hewitt

Jennifer Love Hewitt Born February 21 1979 In Waco Texas Is An American Actress Voice Actress And Singer-Songwriter. As A Singer Hewitt Has Been Signed By Atlantic Records And Jive Records. She Is Primarily Known For Her Recordings In The Pop Genre And Has A Contralto Vocal Range. To Date Her Most Successful Single On The Billboard Hot 100 Is The 1999 Release How Do I Deal Which Peaked At #59. In Addition She Has Contributed Music To The Promotion Or Soundtracks Of Acting Projects. In 2009 Hewitt Announced She Had Begun Working On Her New Album Which She Describes As Sporting A Country Sound As Opposed To Her Previous Pop Records. In 1991 Meldac Funded The Recording Of Hewitt's First Album Love Songs When She Was Just 12. The Album Was Only Released In Japan In 1992 Where Hewitt Became A Pop Star. Her Explanation For Her Success In Japan Is That The Japanese "love Perky Music. The Poppier The Music The Better." As An Actress Hewitt Began Her Acting Career As A Child By Appearing In Television Commercials And The Disney Channel Series Kids Incorporated. She Rose To Fame In Teenage Popular Culture Via Her Roles In The Fox Series Party Of Five As Sarah Reeves And The Films I Know What You Did Last Summer And Its Sequel As Julie James. In Addition To Acting Hewitt Has Also Served As A Producer On Certain Film Or Television Projects. She Can Be Seen On The CBS Television Program Ghost Whisperer As Melinda Gordon A Young Woman Who Can Communicate With Ghosts. She Won A Saturn Award In 2007 And 2008 For Best Actress On Television.

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Let's Go Bang Is The Second Solo Studio Album By American Actress And Singer Jennifer Love Hewitt. It Was Released By Atlantic Records On September 12 1995. It Is Also The First Hewitt Album Distributed By Atlantic. The Producer Angelo Montrone Had "noticed Her Talents" And Brought Her To The Attention Of Then CEO Of Atlantic Records Doug Morris Who Then Signed Her. The Album Was Received With Enthusiasm By Several Program Directors At Pop Radio However With The Departure Of Doug Morris From Atlantic In 1995 The Plans For Promotion Were Canceled. The Album Features Contributions From Pino Palladino Steve Ferrone John Robinson And Harvey Mason. One Of The Album's Tracks "Free To Be A Woman" Written By Hewitt And Angelo Montrone Would Go On To Become The Theme Song For The TV Series The Modern Girl Which Aired On The Style Network.