What makes A Little Past Little Rock by Lee Ann Womack notable?

'A Little Past Little Rock' was a commercial success, peaking at number 7 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and establishing Womack as a prominent figure in neotraditional country. The title track garnered significant airplay and critical acclaim, showcasing her ability to blend traditional sounds with contemporary themes. Released on June 22, 1998, 'A Little Past Little Rock' marked Lee Ann Womack's debut album, introducing her distinctive voice to the country music scene. At this point, Womack was an emerging artist, transitioning from local performances to national recognition.

How many songs are on A Little Past Little Rock?

A Little Past Little Rock has 2 tracks, running approximately 6 minutes.

A Little Past Little Rock

Lee Ann Womack · 1998

6 min · 2 tracks · country music

A blend of heartfelt storytelling and traditional melodies, this album captures the essence of neotraditional country.

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A Little Past Little Rock — This title track stands out due to its poignant narrative about longing and the complexities of love, encapsulating Womack's signature storytelling style.
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If You're Ever Down in Dallas — This track showcases Womack's vocal range and emotional depth, featuring a relatable story that resonates with listeners yearning for connection.

Tracklist

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1 A Little Past Little Rock 3:44
2 If You're Ever Down in Dallas 2:33

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