Singers Gloria Estefan (L) and Lee Ann Womack perform a "I'm Every
Woman" at the third annual Women Rock! Girls & Guitars, a benefit to
increase breast cancer awareness, October 10, 2002 in Hollywood,
California. The two performed the duet on a taped telecast that airs
October 25 on Lifetime Television. REUTERS/Robert Galbraith

RG 

Country singer Lee Ann Womack laughs during a song at Farm Aid 2002 at
Post-Gazette Pavillion outside Pittsburgh on September 21, 2002. Womack
kicked off the annual event which benefits family farmers.
REUTERS/Jason Cohn

JC/ME 

Singers Lee Ann Womack and Willie Nelson perform "Mendocino County
Line" at the 37th annual Academy of Country Music Awards in Los Angeles
May 22, 2002. REUTERS/Adrees Latif

FSP/SV 

Singers Lee Ann Womack and Willie Nelson perform "Mendocino County
Line" at the 37th annual Academy of Country Music Awards in Los Angeles
May 22, 2002. REUTERS/Adrees Latif

FSP/SV 

Country singer Lee Ann Womack holds her award for Adult Contemporary
Single of the Year for her song "I Hope You Dance," at the 2001
Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas, December 4, 2001. REUTERS/Steve
Marcus-Las Vegas Sun

MB/HB 

Country Music Association Female Vocalist of the Year Lee Ann Womack
performs at the Patriot Center on the campus of George Mason University
in Fairfax, Virginia November 30, 2001. REUTERS/Joe Giza

JG 

Country artist Lee Ann Womack performs at the Patriot Center on the
campus of George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia November 30,
2001. Womack is the current Country Music Association Female Vocalist
of the year. REUTERS/Joe Giza

JG 

Country Music Association's Female Vocalist of the Year, Lee Ann
Womack, performs at the Patriot Center on the campus of George Mason
University in Fairfax, Virginia November 30, 2001. REUTERS/Joe Giza

JG 

Lee Ann Womack kisses the Country Music award for Female Vocalist of
the Year at the 35th annual Country Music Association awards broadcast
from the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, November 7, 2001.
REUTERS/Jeff Mitchell

JM/ME 

Country music artist Lee Ann Womack performs her hit single "Does My
Ring Burn Your Finger" at the 35th annual Country Music Association
awards show at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, November 7, 2001.
Womack won Femaile Vocalist of the Year. REUTERS/Tami Chappell

JM/ME 

Country artist Lee Ann Womack reacts after winning Female Vocalist of
the Year at the 35th annual Country Music Association awards show from
the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, November 7, 2001. Womack
performed her hit single "Does My Ring Burn Your Finger". REUTERS/Tami
Chappell

JM/ME 

Singer Lee Ann Womack performs at the 36th annual Academy of Country Music Awards May 9, 2001 in Los Angeles. Womack went on to win three awards at the show including Song of the Year for "I Hope You Dance.

FSP/ME 

Singer Lee Ann Womack poses with three awards she won at the 36th annual Academy of Country Music Awards May 9, 2001 in Los Angeles. Womack won for Song of the Year and Single of the Year and Top Vocal Event for "I Hope You Dance.

FSP/ME 

President George W. Bush thanks Country singer Lee Ann Womack after her performance in the East Room of the White House in Washington February 25, 2001. Bush welcomed 52 of the nation's 55 governors from U.S. states and territories at his first formal White House dinner.

WP/SV 

Country music stars Lee Ann Womack and Asleep at the Wheel will perform for the incoming Bush administration and the Texas congressional delegation at an inaugural party in Washington on January 18, 2001. Womack, shown performing at the Country Music Association Awards show October 4, 2000, will also appear with rock group Nine Days, female R&B trio Destiny's Child, vocal group 98 Degrees, and pop stars Jessica Simpson and Jaci Velasquez at a January 19 show at the MCI Center.

JP 

Country Music singer Lee Ann Womack blows a kiss after winning Single of the Year for her hit single "I Hope You Dance" during the 34th annual Country Music Association Awards show at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, October 4, 2000.

TLC/SV 

Country Music recording artist Lee Ann Womack performs her single "I Hope You Dance" at the 34th annual Country Music Association Awards show at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, Tennessee October 4, 2000. Womack won Single of the Year for the song.

JM/SV 

Singer Lee Ann Womack waves at the end of a performance at the inaugural youth concert at the MCI Center in Washington, DC January 19, 2000. George W. Bush will become the 43rd U.S. president at tomorrow's inauguration ceremony.

GMH/RCS 

Country music singer Lee Ann Womack poses with the Top New Female Vocalist Award she won at the 33rd Annual Academy of Country Music Awards at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, April 22. 

Country music singer Lee Ann Womack poses with the Top New Female Vocalist Award she won at the 33rd Annual Academy of Country Music Awards at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, April 22.

REUTERS 

Country music artist Lee Ann Womack accepts the favorite new country artist award at the 25th annual American Music Awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, January 26. The awards program was also broadcast worldwide to over 140 countries by the ABC television network.
**POR QUALITY DOCMUENT** 

Country music star Lee Ann Womack and actor and musician LL Cool J pose with the award given to winners of the American Music Award after they announced the nominees for the 25th American Music Awards during a news conference in Beverly Hills December 11. The award show will honour seven categories of popular music and will be telecast live January 26, 1998 from Los Angeles on the ABC television network.

USA 

Country music artist Lee Ann Womack accepts the favorite new country artist award at the 25th annual American Music Awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, January 26. The awards program was also broadcast worldwide to over 140 countries by the ABC television network.

MUSIC AWARDS 

Country music star Lee Ann Womack and actor and musician LL Cool J pose with the award given to winners of the American Music Award after they announced the nominees for the 25th American Music Awards during a news conference in Beverly Hills December 11. [The award show will honour seven categories of popular music and will be telecast live January 26, 1998 from Los Angeles on the ABC television network].