Lee Ann Womack - The Season for Romance

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Album Details

Title: The Season for Romance
Artist: Lee Ann Womack
Release Date: 10/29/2002
Label: MCA Records
Album Type(s): christmas
UPCs: 008817028927, 0008817028927
Genre: Country
Styles: Christmas, Country-Pop, Contemporary Country, Holidays
Moods: Amiable/Good-Natured, Calm/Peaceful, Earthy, Gentle, Intimate, Organic, Passionate, Romantic, Sentimental, Stylish, Theatrical
Total Copies: 2
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. The Season for Romance
  2. Baby, It's Cold Outside
  3. Let It Snow/Winter Wonderland
  4. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
  5. Silent Night
  6. White Christmas
  7. Forever Christmas Eve
  8. The Man With the Bag
  9. The Christmas Song
  10. What Are You Doing New Year's Eve

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2002CDMCA Records170289

Other Editions

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Album Review

Cardinal rule number one for introducing new holiday songs amidst a sea of newly arranged classics: Make them compelling! No doubt she hopes that listeners will slow dance to the title track of her first holiday offering, but, despite its sweet sentiment, it's one of the handful of bland tracks amidst many that are far more interesting. The most unique choice Lee Ann Womack makes is moving away from her comfy country roots and doing a traditional jazz/big band-flavored party for the season at hand. Her wry duet of "Baby It's Cold Outside" with Harry Connick, Jr. is fully of sultry cool and sassy personality -- qualities the disc's other ballads could use more of. The medley of "Let It Snow/Winter Wonderland" is rendered in a classic '50s crooner fashion, with rising splashes of horn section complementing her lush vocals. That same tenderness serves her well on a sparse, folksy arrangement of "Silent Night," a mood she balances with sassy swingers like "The Man With the Bag." Even if there's some unevenness here, the disc in general lives up to its title concept. ~ Jonathan Widran, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Al SchmittEngineer, Mixing
Andrew EcclesPhotography
Armen GarabedianOrchestra
Arturo VelascoHorn
Assa DroriOrchestra
Bergen WhiteVocals (Background)
Berj GarabedianOrchestra
Brad WarnaarOrchestra
Brice MartinOrchestra
Buddy JacksonArt Direction
Carie HigdonProject Coordinator
Charles EverettOrchestra
Charles LoperHorn
Christopher HanulikOrchestra
Chuck DomanicoBass (Upright)
Dan HigginsSaxophone
Darius CampoOrchestra
David BryantAssistant Engineer
Dennis BudimirGuitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
Dennis MolchanOrchestra
Denyse BuffmanOrchestra
Dirk VanoucekDigital Remastering
Donald WaldropHorn
Elizabeth WilsonOrchestra
Ernest EhrhardtOrchestra
Evan WilsonOrchestra
Fred SeldenHorn
Gayle LevantOrchestra
George BohanonHorn
George GrahamHorn
Greg DromanEngineer, Mixing
Hank WilliamsMastering
Harry ShirinianOrchestra
James RossOrchestra
Jennifer MundayOrchestra
Joe MeyerOrchestra
Joel DerouinOrchestra
John AcostaOrchestra
John Mitchell J.Horn
Jon ClarkeOrchestra
Jorge MoragaOrchestra
Jules ChaikinContractor
Karinne CaulkinsDesign
Katie GillonArt Direction
Larry CorbettOrchestra
Leslie WoodburyOrchestra
Linda RoseOrchestra
Lisa CochranVocals (Background)
Mally RoncalMake-Up
Marabeth JordanVocals (Background)
Mari TsumuraOrchestra
Marilyn BakerOrchestra
Mark WrightProducer
Melissa MatteyMixing Assistant
Norman LudwinOrchestra
Pamela GoldsmithOrchestra
Patricia JohnsonOrchestra
Pete ChristliebHorn, Saxophone
Peter KentOrchestra
Raymond TischerOrchestra
Rick BaptistHorn
Rob MounseyPiano, Associate Producer, String Arrangements, Conductor
Robert FindleyHorn
Seble MaazaStylist
Shari ZippertOrchestra
Sheridon StokesOrchestra
Steve EdelmanOrchestra
Steve GenewickAssistant Engineer, Mixing Assistant
Suzie KatayamaOrchestra
Thomas BoydOrchestra
Todd GunnersonAssistant Engineer
Valarie KingOrchestra
Vinnie ColaiutaDrums
Wayne BergeronHorn
Yvette DevereauxOrchestra

Member Reviews

Joalice M. wrote on 8/9/2006...

good disc.