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Later this month, Lee Ann Womack’s latest album— Call Me Crazy— hits the stores. It’s her seventh studio album, and her first since 2005’s There’s More Where That Came From.
This is an exceptional album. That in itself shouldn’t be a big surprise; Womack has a pair of Grammy awards to her credit, as well as several other accolades, and is well-respected in the industry as a performer of good, solid country music.
But even so, this album stands out as a really great collection of Womack at her best.
