Cecil Womack (1947) and Linda Womack (1952) were established figures in the music industry before releasing their debut duo album in 1983. Cecil, a former member of the Womack Brothers and the Valentinos, had toured with Sam Cooke in the early '60s, while Linda, Cooke's daughter, had a background in songwriting. Prior to teaming up, both Womacks had success as songwriters for artists like Teddy Pendergrass, Wilson Pickett, and Aretha Franklin. Their collaborative focus on songwriting was evident in their debut album, Love Wars, which spawned the Top 40 R&B hit "Baby I'm Scared of You." Subsequent albums included Radio M.U.S.C. Man (1985), featuring unfinished Sam Cooke songs completed by the duo, followed by Conscience (1988) and Family Spirit (1991).

With a rich musical history and a knack for songwriting, Cecil and Linda Womack captivated audiences with their soulful sound and collaborative approach to music. Their discography showcases a blend of original compositions and reimagined classics, highlighting their talent as both performers and songsmiths. The duo's releases from the '80s and '90s, including Love Wars, Radio M.U.S.C. Man, Conscience, and Family Spirit, solidified their place in the music industry as a dynamic and innovative team, drawing inspiration from their gospel and R&B roots.