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The Dixie Chicks announced plans for a new album

24FEB99: Country group DIXIE CHICKS at the 41st Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. Paul Smith / Featureflash Photo: shutterstock

The Dixie Chicks announced plans for a new album

The Dixie Chicks announced plans to release a new album…after 14 years of life, kids and some solo projects, the Dixie Chicks announce the will release a new album, “Gaslighter.”

The Dixie Chicks released their 7th album, “Taking the Long Way” in 2006, the album and the single “Not Ready To Make Nice” won a combined five Grammy awards in 2007.

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