From "The Fool" to "A Little Past Little Rock," here are four Lee Ann Womack songs from the 1990s that are worth revisiting.

“I Hope You Dance,” Lee Ann Womack’s empowering country-pop single that became a top 20 hit on the Hot 100 upon its 2000 release, has newfound cultural cache thanks to the feverish devotion ...

Lee Ann Womack Was Just 'Hardcore Country' — Until This Happened originally appeared on Parade. Lee Ann Womack burst onto the country music scene with her 1997 self-titled album that featured ...

Lee Ann Womack Was Just 'Hardcore Country' — Until This Happened originally appeared on Parade. Lee Ann Womack burst onto the country music scene with her 1997 self-titled album that featured ...

When Lee Ann Womack was in grade school her teacher, Miss Bell, had something prescient to say about her. "Lee Ann seems to be fascinated with music," Miss Bell told her parents.

For Lee Ann Womack fans, the six-year wait comes to an end with 'The Way I'm Livin' -- the singer's first album since 2008's 'Call Me Crazy.

But Womack enjoyed that breakthrough without really selling out her country roots. The record also included songs written by Miller and Texans Bruce Robison and Rodney Crowell.