Artist
In June of 2020, the band changed their name to The Chicks, dropping "Dixie" which referenced the Mason-Dixon line which separated the free northern states and the slave-owning southern states.
The Dixie Chicks formed in 1989 in Dallas, Texas. After years of struggle and changes in personnel, the group achieved large-scale country and pop commercial success starting in the late 1990s, with hit songs such as "Wide Open Spaces", "Cowboy Take Me Away", and "Long Time Gone". They became known for their lively group personae, instrumental virtuosity, fashion sense, and outspoken views. In particular, Natalie Maines' public criticism of President George W. Bush on the eve of the 2003 invasion of Iraq led to considerable controversy for the group, causing them to lose a large part of their core country audience, but gain a new if somewhat smaller audience in the process.
Tracks
1
Long Time Gone
2
Landslide
3
Travelin' Soldier
4
Truth No. 2
5
White Trash Wedding
6
A Home
7
More Love
8
I Believe Love
9
Tortured, Tangled Hearts
10
Lil' Jack Slade
11
Godspeed (Sweet Dreams)
12
Top Of The World
13
Wide Open Spaces
14
Cowboy Take Me Away
15
Goodbye Earl
16
Sin Wagon
Releases
Labels
Columbia, Columbia Music Video, MTV Music Television, Visual Milestones
Countries
Australia, China, United States of America, Europe
Members
Natalie Maines,Emily Erwin,
Laura Lynch (2),Martie Erwin,
Robin Lynn Macy
