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Danni Leigh Divide and Conquer Release Date: 2001 09 25 Label: Audium Entertainment Danni Leigh's recording history reads like something out of -Chicken Soup for the Unsinkable Soul. Since her debut in 1998, she has had to deal with three record deals, two managers, two bands, and the release of four singles that primarily tanked. Talk about perseverance. Leigh must have something to say. And from the sound of this ten-track collection, it sounds like she's saying "I'm a pure hillbilly honky-tonk girl." The Dwight Yoakam sound-alike even hired the producer who catapulted him to fame. The scaled-down songs are a far cry from the over-produced major-studio sound. Among the not to be missed are "He Used to Say That to Me," "A Far Cry From Here," and "Last Train to San Antone." There's something to be said for the smaller, independent labels that simply let artists be themselves, and it's easy to be convinced that this the best album of Leigh's tempestuous career. Maria Konicki Dinoia, All Music Guide Tracks: Title Composer Time 1 He Used to Say That to Me Lauderdale, Sherrill 2:54 2 My Last Chance Is Gone Lawrence 3:18 3 Somebody Oughta Do Something Abot That Girl Lee 3:49 4 House of Pain Beavers 3:23 5 Far Cry from Here 3:42 6 Don't Feel Like Crying Moore 4:34 7 Yesterday Lunn, Leigh, Noble 3:32 8 Sometimes Lauderdale, Dycus 3:41 9 Last Train to San Antone Swander, Leigh 3:40 10 Divide and Conquer Lauderdale 3:06 Releases: Year Type Label 2001 CS Audium Entertainment 2001 CD Audium Entertainment

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