Detailed item info | Track listing | 1. I Want to With You
2. You Take Me Home
3. Something's Gotta Give
4. Won't Be Lonely Long
5. Nothin' 'Bout Love Makes Sense
6. Probably Wouldn't Be This Way
7. Weight of Love, The
8. With You
9. I Got It Bad
10. I Dare You
11. When This Woman Loves a Man
12. Some People
| | Details | | Producer: | Dan Huff | | Distributor: | WEA (Distributor) | | Recording type: | Studio | | Recording mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
| | Album notes | Personnel include: LeAnn Rimes (vocals); Dan Huff, Jay Joyce, J.T. Corenflos, Tom Bukovac (guitar); Keith Urban (electric guitar); Dan Dugmore, Paul Franklin (steel guitar); Bruce Bouton (dobro); Jonathan Yudkin (mandolin); Tim Akers, Steve Nathan (keyboards); Jimmie Lee Sloas (bass guitar); Chris McHugh, Lonnie Wilson, Vinnie Colaiuta (drums); Eric Darken (percussion); Dan Tyminski, Joanna Janet, Perry Coleman (background vocals).
Recording information: Emerald Entertainment, Nashville, Tennessee (2005); The Sound Kitchen, Nashville, Tennessee (2005); Jane's Place, Nashville, Tennessee (2005).
When a teenage LeAnn Rimes burst on the scene in the mid-1990s, country fans were astounded by her uncanny vocal resemblance to the late, great Patsy Cline. Perhaps in reaction to this initial pigeon-holing, Rimes moved further and further away from her straight country roots; as the singer's career progressed, she eventually became a country-pop diva on par with Shania Twain and Faith Hill.
As the title suggests, THIS WOMAN completes Rimes's transformation into an adult crossover artist. Despite the twangy guitar licks of "I Want to With You," the track has much in common with the driving teen-pop anthems of Lindsay Lohan and Avril Lavigne as it does with Nashville's "new traditionalists." "Something's Gotta Give" delivers an interesting hybrid, pairing careening bluegrass violin with electric sitar straight out of a 1960s film soundtrack. Through it all, Rimes's voice remains a powerful, husky instrument imbued with equal parts stadium glitter and honky-tonk sawdust. In particular, "When This Woman Loves a Man" is a bluesy, Hammond organ-fueled tour de force that sounds like Bonnie Raitt on a drunken night out with Janis Joplin. An assertive statement by a fully formed artist, THIS WOMAN showcases Rimes at the peak of her vocal powers.
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