Artist	Song
Lee Ann Womack	I Hope You Dance
from I Hope You Dance (2000)
Lee Ann Womack	The Fool
from Lee Ann Womack (1997)
Lee Ann Womack	Ashes By Now
from I Hope You Dance (2000)
Lee Ann Womack & Jason Sellers	A Little Past Little Rock
from Some Things I Know (1998)
Lee Ann Womack	I'll Think of a Reason Later
from Some Things I Know (1998)
Lee Ann Womack	You've Got to Talk to Me
from Lee Ann Womack (1997)
Lee Ann Womack	Finding My Way Back Home
from Finding My Way Back Home - Single (2006)
Lee Ann Womack	I May Hate Myself In the Morning
from There's More Where That Came from (2005)
Lee Ann Womack & Willie Nelson	Mendocino County Line
from Lee Ann Womack: Greatest Hits (2004)
Lee Ann Womack	Last Call
from Call Me Crazy (2006)
Lee Ann Womack	Why They Call It Falling
from I Hope You Dance (2000)
Lee Ann Womack	Buckaroo
from Lee Ann Womack (1997)
Lee Ann Womack & George Strait	Everything But Quits
from Call Me Crazy (2006)
Lee Ann Womack	Something Worth Leaving Behind
from Something Worth Leaving Behind (2002)
Lee Ann Womack	He Oughta Know That By Now
from There's More Where That Came from (2005)
Lee Ann Womack	Does My Ring Burn Your Finger
from I Hope You Dance (2000)
Lee Ann Womack	Now You See Me, Now You Don't
from Some Things I Know (1998)
Lee Ann Womack	Forever Everyday
from Something Worth Leaving Behind (2002)
Lee Ann Womack	I Found It In You
from Call Me Crazy (2006)
Buddy Miller, Julie Miller & Lee Ann Womack	Don't Tell Me
from Some Things I Know (1998)
Lee Ann Womack	Never Again, Again
from Lee Ann Womack (1997)
Lee Ann Womack	The Story of My Life
from Call Me Crazy (2006)
Lee Ann Womack	Twenty Years and Two Husbands Ago
from There's More Where That Came from (2005)
Lee Ann Womack	The Wrong Girl
from Lee Ann Womack: Greatest Hits (2004)
George Strait & Lee Ann Womack	Good News, Bad News
from Somewhere Down In Texas (2005)
Lee Ann Womack	Either Way
from Call Me Crazy (2006)
Lee Ann Womack	The Weight
from Endless Highway - The Music of the Band (2007)
Lee Ann Womack	Solitary Thinkin'
from Call Me Crazy (2006)
Gene Watson	Today I Started Loving You Again
from In a Perfect World (2007)
Lee Ann Womack	Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good
from I Hope You Dance (2000)

Comment:

Texas girl Lee Ann Womack has spent a lifetime immersed in country music — from her childhood days spent picking records for her DJ dad to play, to her studies as college music major, to her stint as professional songwriter penning tunes for the likes of Ricky Skaggs. By the time she emerged, in the late '90s, as a star in her own right, Womack had already perfected her modern approach to tradition, recalling such classic country ladies as Dolly, Tammy, and Patsy on tracks like "Never Again, Again," then highlighting her daisy-fresh pipes on songs like the bright-eyed, loving-life nugget "Finding My Way Back Home." From her hoedown ode to all things cowboy, "Buckaroo," to the gorgeous instant-standard "I Hope You Dance," our [i]Lee Ann Womack[/i] Essentials brings together the best of a very contemporary keeper of the country flame.

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