Lee Ann Womack - Lee Ann Womack - Music & Performance - CD

Since Lee Ann's debut single, "Never Again, Again," shipped to radio in February of '97, the song has been a runaway success. With 48 adds one week prior to the official report date, the song has gained the attention of audiences and programmers nationwide and it is currently in rotation on over 130 reporting stations. The video was also serviced to all outlets and is currently in Hot Shot rotation on CMT and Hit Bound on TNN; at least 2 more videos will be produced to support the album.

All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology.

From the opening song of Lee Ann Womack's auspicious debut album, it's clear that this talented young woman is set on singing a slightly different song than is generally heard among Nashville's "new hats". "Never Again, Again" may be about the singer's lack of willpower to end a flawed relationship, but the Texas-born Womack seems to have little problem charting her own musical course. Womack's music recalls early-to-mid-sixties country music without losing any of the luster of today's current sound.

In "Buckaroo", a fast paced description of the kind of man she finds attractive, Womack sings: "Don't have to wow me like a long beard Shakespeare, Just talk plain talk right here in my ear, If you aspire to sophistication, I'll tell you now you're in the wrong location." In other words, what Womack is looking for is simplicity. With her debut album, Womack does more than just successfully achieve simplicity, she simply succeeds.