Lee Ann Womack - There's More Where That Came From

Lee Ann Womack has always been more comfortable with country-pop than hardcore country, sounding relaxed and assured in smoother surroundings. That friendliness helped Womack become one of the most popular country singers of the late '90s, and it's what made her albums enjoyable even when they were a little bit too slick or relied on material that was just this side of generic. There's More Where That Came From, her fifth proper studio album and first after her 2004 Greatest Hits compilation, is still firmly within the country-pop confines, but there's a notable difference -- as the rather brilliant cover art suggests, this hearkens back to the sound and style of early-'70s country-pop albums from the likes of Barbara Mandrell, Loretta Lynn, and Dolly Parton. Not that this is a retro effort, or anything like a stab at neo-traditionalist country. Instead, Womack takes her inspiration from these records, crafting a record that's laid-back but never lazy, smooth but never too slick, tuneful without being cloying. While it's not far removed from her earlier albums, There's More Where That Came From has a warmer feel, a textured, colorful production, and, best of all, a strong set of songs that may be highlighted by the cheater's anthem of the title track, but has 11 songs of equally high quality. All this adds up to an album that's not only the best album that Lee Ann Womack has yet made, but one that does suggest that there is indeed more where this came from. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Name Credits Andrea Zonn Vocals (Background) Ann Callis Production Coordination Aubrey Haynie Fiddle, Mandolin B. James Lowry Guitar (Acoustic) Bergen White Arranger Bill Luther Vocals (Background) Brent Mason Gut String Guitar, Guitar (Electric) Bryan Sutton Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (12 String), Banjo Carl Gorodetzky Contractor Chris Rodriguez Vocals (Background) Chuck Ainlay Mixing David Bryant Assistant David Grissom Guitar (Electric) Eric Darken Percussion Glenn Worf Bass, Guitar (Bass) Greg Droman Mixing, Producer, Audio Production, Engineer Hank Williams Mastering Harry Stinson Vocals (Background) James Minchin Photography Jason Sellers Vocals (Background) Jelly Roll Johnson Harmonica Jimmy Nichols Piano Julian King Audio Engineer, Engineer Julie Brakey Engineer Larry Franklin Mandolin, Fiddle Lee Ann Womack Vocals (Background), Vocals Lisa Cochran Vocals (Background) Lonnie Wilson Drums, Percussion Luke Laird Vocals (Background) Mally Roncal Make-Up Mark Casstevens Guitar (Acoustic) Michael Rhodes Bass, Guitar (Bass) Mike "Frog" Griffith Production Coordination Nashville String Machine Strings Paul Franklin Guitar (Steel), Dobro Randy Scruggs Guitar (Acoustic) Robert Turner Guitar (Steel) Rusty Danmyer Guitar (Steel) Sara Lesher Engineer Seble Maaza Wardrobe Shannon Forest Percussion, Drums Shannon Forrest Drums Steve Nathan Synthesizer, Wurlitzer, Piano Stuart Duncan Mandolin Todd Gunnerson Assistant Tom Bukovac Guitar (Electric) Troy Lancaster Guitar (Electric) Wes Hightower Vocals (Background)