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It's true that Carrie Underwood sprang to fame as an American Idol winner, but her career needs to be defined in the context of country superstars instead of reality show contestants. Her millions of records sold.

Born: March 10, 1983 (age 32), Muskogee, Oklahoma
Nationality: United States of America
Height: 5' 3" (1.60m)
Spouse: Mike Fisher (m. 2010-present)
Parents: Stephen Underwood, Carole Underwood

News:
"Right now, he's smiling and laughing so that's all I want to make him do is smile and laugh," Underwood recently shared with E! News when asked about her growing boy. "He's super cuddly and you can tell that he's going to be a sweet, sweet guy and that makes me so happy."

Biography:
So much can happen in a decade. Just ask Carrie Underwood. It was January 18, 2005, when the fourth season of American Idol premiered and fans first heard the shy Oklahoma college student who Rolling Stone would later hail as “the female vocalist of her generation… of any genre.” In less than 10 years, Carrie Underwood has sold 56 million records worldwide, scored 21 #1 singles, and earned nearly 100 major accolades, including seven GRAMMY® Awards.

She celebrates this first amazing chapter in her career with the 19 Recordings/Arista Nashville release of Greatest Hits: Decade #1, a 25-song collection that includes such radio staples as “Before He Cheats,” “All-American Girl,” “Cowboy Casanova,” “Blown Away,” “See You Again,” and her six-week #1 breakthrough hit “Jesus, Take the Wheel.”

Alongside the familiar favorites, Greatest Hits: Decade #1 includes two new songs: the #1 smash, “Little Toy Guns” – written by Underwood, Chris DeStefano, and Hillary Lindsey – and the Platinum-certified, GRAMMY-winning blockbuster debut single, “Something in the Water,” written by Underwood, Chris DeStefano, and Brett James.

“I don’t think it would be quite as exciting if I didn’t have something new for the album,” Carrie smiles, noting that fans will also find her previously unreleased, live version of “How Great Thou Art” with Vince Gill, a song they performed together for the ACM Presents: Girls’ Night Out concert and television special.

“‘How Great Thou Art’ kind of took on a life of its own,” Carrie shares. “I hear people all the time come up to me and tell me, ‘I love that, I look at it online all the time,’ so I thought it was important to make that available on an album.” Looking back, she adds, “That was a really amazing moment – I think for myself and for Vince – and we felt it.”