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Articles tagged "lee ann womack" PopMatters Picks: The Best Music of 2008 FeatureThe Best Country Music of 2008by Juli Thanki[18.Dec.08] :. The year's best country music may be topped by archival releases from deceased artists, but the living managed to offer a strong alternative to the Nashvegas machine. PopMatters Picks: The Best Music of 2008  Music ReviewLee Ann Womack: Call Me Crazyby Dave Heaton[23.Oct.08] :. She's walking that traditional/modern tightrope, trying to decide where to land. NewsLee Ann Womack knows how to put torch in her tunesby Mario Tarradell [The Dallas Morning News (MCT)][21.Oct.08] :. Today’s country music industry banks on youth-targeted, up-tempo, positive radio fodder that would’ve been called pop three decades ago. But Lee Ann Womack remains an adult voice of a...  Music ReviewLee Ann Womack: There’s More Where That Came Fromby Matt Cibula[22.Mar.05] :. It's not a revolution, it's not a bold new path, it's nothing more than good old country music, schmaltz and truth and hurt and illicit sex all wrapped up together with a pretty and garishly red bow.  Music ReviewLee Ann Womack: Something Worth Leaving Behindby Nikki Tranter[10.Feb.03] :. The photographs of country star Lee Ann Womack decorating the album cover and inner sleeve of her latest release, Something Worth Leaving Behind, are obviously both taken at approximately the...  Music ReviewLee Ann Womack: I Hope You Danceby Mitchell MooreThere is nothing about the cover art of Lee Ann Womack’s latest release, I Hope You Dance—the singer bathed in beatific light, color scheme of heavenly whites and atmospheric... |
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