Lee Ann Womack Music
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Lee Ann Womack
Artist Overview
Bursting onto the country scene in 1997 with the hit song "Never Again, Again," Lee Ann Womack upheld the classic Nashville standards of earlier generations, with an achey sob in her voice and songs of cheatin' and heartsickness. With each progressive album, Womack went slightly more pop, the commercial pinnacle being her sentimental 2000 hit, "I Hope You Dance," from the album of the same name. Nevertheless, by 2005, with the release of THERE'S MORE WHERE THAT CAME FROM, Womack seemed to be reverting back to the straight-up, Tammy Wynette-inspired sound that impressed critics and fans at the start of her career.
Bursting onto the country scene in 1997 with the hit song "Never Again, Again," Lee Ann Womack upheld the classic Nashville standards of earlier generations, with an achey sob in her voice and songs of cheatin' and heartsickness. With each progressive album, Womack went slightly more pop, the commercial pinnacle being her sentimental 2000 hit, "I Hope You Dance," from the album of the same name. Nevertheless, by 2005, with the release of THERE'S MORE WHERE THAT CAME FROM, Womack seemed to be reverting back to the straight-up, Tammy Wynette-inspired sound that impressed critics and fans at the start of her career.
