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Qwb @3{ 歌手姓名：Lee Ann Womack
@-hy:th# 唱片公司：MCA Nashville
h.67] U7m 发行日期：2008年10月28日
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专辑流派：Country
k2xjc rg 专辑语言：英语
, 7}Ri 文件内容：mp3 vbr 59 MB
]Y3ALQr! zR e0z2 e@6}?q; After spending several years as a professional songwriter, Lee Ann
&P\T{d2" Womack became one of the breakout contemporary country stars of 1997
9V p$A$7M with her eponymous debut album. Born and raised in Jacksonville, TX,
}>grGr%oR Womack became infatuated with music at an early age, which is
pD){K appropriate for the daughter of a disc jockey. Her father often took her
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&B))3WFy high-school graduation, she attended South Plains Junior College in
=14p Ee Levelland, TX. The school was one of the first in the country to offer
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degrees in country and bluegrass music, and Womack soon became a member
oL<^m?-u of the college's band, Country Caravan. She traveled throughout the
V482V#BP South and California with Country Caravan and stayed with the group
jildiT[s until she left South Plains to study music business at Belmont
[9w8oNg0 University in Nashville. That led to an internship in MCA's A&R
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[x@ iqFO9 9{+B l NZ By 1990, she had settled in Nashville, where she married and became a
& )rmv mother. She continued to attend Belmont, as well as write songs. Soon,
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9;:Lf concerts. Eventually, Womack was spotted by Tree Publishing at one of
#KiRH* giU her showcases. In 1995, the company signed her after listening to one of
^fRA $t her original demos. While she was a staff writer at Tree, she co-wrote
AR&u9Y)I songs with Ed Hill, Bill Anderson, Sam Hogin, and Mark Wright. Her songs
^ .k}YSWut were recorded by Anderson and Ricky Skaggs. Within a year after signing
Jr#ptf"Wu to Tree, Womack signed to Decca Records as a recording artist. Wright
zhFGMF1 was hired as the producer for Womack's debut album, which was comprised
FQ );el'_V of both original material and songs written by professional songwriters.
f}o`3v*z Mark Chesnutt, Ricky Skaggs, Sharon White, and Tony Brown all appeared
{B u^%JEn on the record, which created a buzz in the industry.
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e\\ I, Lee Ann Womack's eponymous album was released in May of 1997, and
/H}83 C shortly after its release, it reached the Top Ten on the country chart.
?:UDK? I Hope You Dance followed in mid-2000. Something Worth Leaving Behind
p`Ax)L\f appeared in mid-2002, and it was a sure fit for Womack to move into the
`2GHB@S"k country mainstream for good. A Season for Romance was released before
2 &R-z G the year's end, but Womack was itching for the stage. In early 2003,
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[IiwpC earned two Grammy nods: one for Best Female Country Vocal Performance
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%h3 CQk (Country) for her duet with Willie Nelson on "Mendocino County Line."
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=sO@0(< 01 - Last Call 03:17
K4y4!zz `^RpT] S 02 - Either Way 03:39
D (yRI 03 - Solitary Thinkin' 03:58
Uh*V>HA# 04 - New Again 03:57
E{h 05 - I Found It In You 03:46
e;,D! 06 - Have You Seen That Girl 03:24
0&Zm3(} 07 - The Bees 05:08
o4tQ9X=} 08 - I Think I Know 03:28
R\)pW9) 09 - If These Walls Could Talk 03:33
|[ C3 _'X 10 - Everything But Quits feat. George Strait 03:52
IEHAPt' 11 - The King Of Broken Hearts 03:49
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