Slimmed down to a trio, the Dixie Chicks found a sound that was more focused on their third studio album, but only slightly less varied. With Laura Lynch taking lead vocals and Steve Fishell producing, Shouldn't a Told You That sounds as professional and delightful as any of the band's early records, if not as gratifying as their work with Natalie Maines. ~ Michael McCall, All Music Guide
Lloyd Maines (Guitar (Steel)), Emily Robison (Vocal Harmony), Steve Fishell (Guitar (Electric)), Laura Lynch (Vocals), Mike Poole (Engineer), Martie Erwin (Vocals), Emily Robison (Dobro), Matthew Benjamin (Guitar (Electric)), Bob Gentry (Bass), Tom Van Schaik (Percussion), Emily Robison (Guitar), Emily Robison (Bass), Matthew Benjamin (Guitar (Acoustic)), Laura Lynch (Vocal Harmony), Emily Robison (Banjo), Steve Fishell (Producer), Tom Van Schaik (Drums), Laura Lynch (Bass), Harry Stinson (Vocal Harmony), Steve Fishell (Dobro), Martie Erwin (Vocal Harmony), Joan Besen (Piano), Martie Erwin (Fiddle)
Shouldn't a Told You That is the third album by Americancountry band Dixie Chicks, released in 1993 (see 1993 in music). It was their third and final album for the Crystal Clear Sound label, five years before the release of their 1998 breakthrough album Wide Open Spaces.
