Lee Ann Womack’s Dive into Craziness: Revisiting a Seemingly-Not-So-Distant Decade Ago

Elsewhere, there’s the unstoppable sentiment in “Everything But Quits,” a duet with George Strait (their second together). The Womack/Strait pairing is a straight shot that clearly just comes natural. Southern rock sensation Waylon Payne, who starred as Jerry Lee Lewis in the movie Walk the Line, wrote the smooth “Solitary Thinkin’.” And Keith Urban adds a unique flavor to the sweet circle of the five-minute spellbinding story of “The Bees.”

Among the other special songs making a stand on Crazy are “New Again” (co-written by Womack); “If These Walls Could Talk,” and “I Think I Know.” “Know” is beautiful, while also possibly one of the most depressing works ever – with lines like “I think I know what killed Keith Whitley” and “I think I know what took Old Johnny” flowing from the pens of hit writers Tom Shapiro, Tony Martin and Mark Nesler. Recording artist Whitney Duncan also lends in lyrics (on “I Found It In You”). Brent Mason, Chris Stapleton, Wes Hightower, Jason Sellers, and other notable talents share vocals and musicianship to the collection. The album is produced by the acclaimed Tony Brown.