# Lee Ann Womack
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lee ann womack (; born August 19, 1966) is an American country music singer and songwriter. Her 2000 single, "I Hope You Dance" was a major crossover music hit, reaching No. 1 on the Billboard Country Chart and the Top 15 of the Billboard Hot 100, becoming her signature song.
Country Goldmine - Show #31/2026 - Part 1
Warren Zeiders - Love on the Line
Lee Ann Womack - Finding My Way Back Home
Josh Turner - Your Man
Darryl Worley - Nothin But A Love Thang
Patty Loveless - Higher Than The Wall
Kenny Chesney - Never Wanted Nothing More
Jake Owen - If He Ain't Gonna Love You
Jade Eagleson - Boom Town
Trace Adkins –…
Country Goldmine - Show #31/2026 - Part 2
Charles Kelley - Lonely Girl
Trent Willmon - Home Sweet Holiday Inn
Steel Magnolia - Keep On Lovin You
Thomas Rhett - Crash and Burn
Tim McGraw - Whiskey And You
Josh Turner & Trisha Yearwood - Another Try
Melissa Etheridge & Chris Stapleton - The Other Side Of Blue
Luke Bryan - Drink A Beer
Lee A…
167. History Dump: Oprah, Michel de Montaigne, Bruce Springsteen, and More
History dump is back. Diving into some of my favorite stories, people, and ideas I've learned and read about recently.
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What I Know for Sure - Oprah
Bruce Springsteen - Peter Carlin
The Essays - Michael de Montaigne
King of the World - David Remnick
The Strenuous Life - Theodore Roose…
This Is Your Window: Kate Gallego on Betting on Herself When Life Was Falling Apart
What if your opportunity arrives at the exact moment you feel least prepared to take it?
When Kate Gallego considered running for mayor of Phoenix, she was pregnant, navigating a highly public divorce, and watching deeply personal details of her life become national news. From within that experien…
Parker McCollum: Fatherhood, Album of the Year, and Finding His Voice in New York
This week on Off the Record, Editor-in-Chief Lisa Konicki sits down with Parker McCollum fresh off the birth of his second son, Rocker, and an ACM Award for Album of the Year win. McCollum opens up about balancing tour life with two young boys and reflects on the win for his self-titled record: "a …
Take 5 with country music superstar Lainey Wilson
Lainey Wilson is a force of nature.
Raised in the tiny farming town of Baskin, Louisiana (population 170) she grew up between corn fields and country radio, where music wasn't a genre but a way of life. From writing her first song at nine years old to hauling a camper trailer to Nashville at 19, he…
Dissecting "I'll Think of a Reason Later" by Lee Ann Womack - 1998
We start to round out the 90s with a lighthearted, neotraditional turn from a pre-I-Hope-You-Dance Lee Ann Womack. It's her hilarious late-1998/early-1999 hit: "I'll Think of a Reason Later". The slightly tongue-in-cheek lyrics set the stage, but how does Womack charm us with her down-to-earth del…
Lee Ann Womack — “I Hope You Dance”
She sings both kinds of music—country and Western—and you better be grateful for it. Lee Ann Womack followed in the footsteps of icons like Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, and Tammy Wynette, but she took even greater inspiration from male country stars like George Jones. After making a name for herself…
I Hope You Dance: Timely Insights From Lee Ann's Beautiful Song
New insights behind Lee Ann Womack’s beautiful song, I Hope You Dance, are more timely than ever—especially when joy feels impossible among today’s news headlines. Diane Canada unpacks LeAnn’s anthem through a biblical lens and shows why real joy isn’t a mood you manufacture, but a gift that can re…
Lee Ann Womack — “I Hope You Dance”
She sings both kinds of music—country and Western—and you better be grateful for it. Lee Ann Womack followed in the footsteps of icons like Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, and Tammy Wynette, but she took even greater inspiration from male country stars like George Jones. After making a name for herself…
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