Release Date
May 1, 1992
Recorded at Sumet-Bernet Studios, Dallas, Texas, January/February 1992
Produced and arranged by Larry Seyer and the Dixie Chicks
For this album, the Chicks added a drummer, Tom Van Schaik. Bandmember Robin Macy was not in
favor of this but went along with it as she was out-voted. It was suggested by producer Larry Seyer that Lloyd Maines be brought
in to play steel guitar on a few songs. The Chicks manager at that time, David Skepner shopped the CD to Nashville label executives
but no one was interested in it so the Chicks released it themselves. Shortly after the release, Robin decided to leave the
band. Little Ol' Cowgirl achieved sales of 48,000.
The Band
Laura Lynch: lead vocals, bass, harmony vocals
Robin Lynn Macy:
lead vocals, guitar, harmony vocals
Martie Erwin: fiddle, viola, bass, harmony vocals
Emily Erwin: banjo, guitjo, bass,harmony vocals
Other Players:
Tom Van Schaik: drums, percussion
Matthew Benjamin: guitar
Bruce Singleton: penny whistle, bagpipes
Johnathon David Brown: bagpipes
Olga Arseniev: accordion
Lloyd Maines: steel guitar
Dave Peters: mandolin
Jeff Helmer: piano
Larry Seyer: piano
Larry Spencer: trumpet
Songs
1. Little Ol' Cowgirl (2:53) by John Ims
2. A Road Is Just A Road (3:15) by
Mary Chapin Carpenter and John Jennings
3. She'll Find Better Things To Do (3:00) by Bob Millard
4. Irish
Medley (3:57) Traditional
5. You Send Me (2:51) by Sam Cooke
6. Just A Bit Like Me (3:56) by Robin Lynn
Macy
7. A Heart That Can (2:35) by Patti Dixon
8. Past The Point Of Rescue (3:30) by Mick Hanly
9. Beatin' Around The Bush (2:32) by Martie Erwin and Matthew Benjamin
10. Two Of A Kind (4:12) by John Ims
11. Standin'
By The Bedside (2:29) by I. Tucker
12. Aunt Mattie's Quilt (3:57) by Lisa Brandenburg and Robin Lynn Macy
13. Hallelujah,
I Just Love Him So (2:41) by Ray Charles
14. Pink Toenails (3:24) by Laura Lynch and Martie Erwin
