Braxton did however earn her sixth Grammy for Best Female R&B Vocal for вЂњHe WasnвЂ™t Man EnoughвЂќ. вЂњThe HeatвЂќ proved another successful album though was unable to match the sales of its predecessors, despite the singles вЂњJust Be a Man About ItвЂќ and вЂњSpanish GuitarвЂќ. Subsequent to the album Braxton was caught in a legal limbo with the label LaFace and was unable to release another album until вЂњThe HeatвЂќ in 2000. Later winning the singer the Grammy Awards for Best Female Pop Vocal for вЂњUn-break My HeartвЂќ and Best Female R&B Vocal for вЂњYouвЂ™re Making Me HighвЂќ, the album cemented BraxtonвЂ™s role as the figurehead of вЂ™90вЂ™s R&B. Aided by hit single after hit single including вЂњYouвЂ™re MakinвЂ™ Me HighвЂќ, вЂњUn-break My HearrtвЂќ and вЂњI DonвЂ™t Want ToвЂќ, the album once again sold over eight million copies. With the success of her self-titled debut, it was a hard act to follow, however, it was another hugely popular hit. The album sold over eight million copies, led to Grammy wins for Best New Artist and for Best Female R&B Vocals two year running with вЂњAnother Sad Love SongвЂќ in 1994 and вЂњBreathe AgainвЂќ in 1995.ДЄfter contributing to the Witney Houston-focused soundtrack to вЂњWaiting to ExhaleвЂќ in 1995, Braxton released her sophomore album вЂњSecretsвЂќ in 1996. charts, and spawned a host of Top 10 singles including вЂњAnother Sad Love SongвЂќ and вЂњYou Mean the World to MeвЂќ. BraxtonвЂ™s highly-anticipated debut album was issued in 1993, the self-titled release shot to No. Braxton became the duo first signing on the duo's LaFace label in 1991, which led to the singer appearing on the soundtrack to the Eddie Murphy film вЂњBoomerangвЂќ in 1992. The groupвЂ™s debut single, вЂњThe Good LifeвЂќ, arrived in 1990, though despite failing to chart, introduced Toni Braxton to the songwriting and production gurus L.A. After being discovered singing to herself in a gas station by songwriter Bill Pittaway, the Braxton siblings, known as the Braxtons, signed with Arista Records in 1990. After her parents changed faith, Braxton was afforded a wider set of musical influences and allowed to explore her vocal talents. Born into a strict Apostolic faith, BraxtonвЂ™s earliest musical influences came from gospel singing in the local church with her four sisters and operatically trained mother.

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