About this album
Sound:
"A blend of heartfelt storytelling and traditional country melodies with a contemporary Americana twist."
Where they were
By the time 'Call Me Crazy' was released in 2008, Lee Ann Womack was already an established artist known for her traditional country sound. This album came five years after her critically acclaimed record 'Greatest Hits,' marking a return to her roots amidst a changing country music landscape.
Why it matters
'Call Me Crazy' received significant acclaim, including a Grammy nomination for Best Country Album. Its introspective lyrics and classic sound resonated with fans, helping to solidify Womack's position as a leading voice in neotraditional country music.
Essential tracks
- "Either Way" — This track showcases Womack's vocal prowess and emotional depth, grappling with themes of love and loss that resonate throughout the album.
- "Solitary Thinkin’" — With its reflective lyrics and haunting melody, this song captures the essence of loneliness and self-discovery, making it a standout moment on the album.
- "I Found It in You" — This track highlights the album's romantic undertones, featuring lush instrumentation and heartfelt lyrics that showcase Womack's ability to convey deep emotion.
Release Date
January 1, 2008
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Last Call 3:17
- 2 Either Way 3:39
- 3 Solitary Thinkin’ 3:57
- 4 New Again 3:56
- 5 I Found It in You 3:46
- 6 Have You Seen That Girl 3:23
- 7 The Bees 5:08
- 8 I Think I Know 3:28
- 9 If These Walls Could Talk 3:33
- 10 Everything but Quits 3:51
- 11 The King of Broken Hearts 3:49
- 12 The Story of My Life 4:22
