Faith Hill built her big-voiced, hook-filled country music atop the legacy of generations of singers to come before her. She learned how to spin a charged-up anthem from the queen herself, Dolly Parton, whose "Jolene" offers a Hill-like combination of expressive vocals and propulsive momentum. The same goes for Aretha Franklin, whose "Baby, I Love You" conveys the kind of joy that Hill's greatest hits have always expressed.