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Chanteuse Country US née Reba
Nell McEntire, le 28 Mars 1955 à McAlester (Oklahoma).
Reba McEntire
was the most successful female recording artist in country music in the 1980s
and 1990s, during which time she scored 22 number one hits and released five
gold albums, six platinum albums, two double-platinum albums, four triple-platinum
albums, a quadruple-platinum album, and a quintuple-platinum album, for
certified album sales of 33.5 million over the 20-year period. While she
continued to sell records in healthy numbers into the 21st century, she expanded
her activities as an actress in film and on the legitimate stage, and
particularly on television, where she starred in a long-running situation comedy.
Such diversification made her the greatest crossover star to emerge from country
music since
Dolly Parton.
Reba Nell McEntire was born March 28, 1955, in McAlester, OK, the second
daughter and third of four children of Clark Vincent McEntire, a professional
steer roper, and Jacqueline (Smith) McEntire, a former school teacher. Her older
brother Del Stanley ("Pake") McEntire also became a country singer, while her
younger sister Martha Susan ("Susie") McEntire Luchsinger became a gospel
singer. McEntire was raised on the 7,000-acre family ranch in Chockie, OK,
traveling with her parents and siblings to the rodeos at which her father
competed. Clark McEntire was named World Champion Steer Roper three times, in
1957, 1958, and 1961. (McEntire's grandfather, John McEntire, had won the same
title in 1934.) McEntire's mother had aspired to a career in music but never
pursued it. She encouraged her children to sing and taught them songs and
harmony during the long car trips between rodeos. Alice McEntire, the oldest
child, did not actively seek a musical career, but the other three were members
of a country group, the Kiowa High School Cowboy Band, as early as 1969, when
McEntire began attending Kiowa High School in Kiowa, OK. She also entered local
talent contests on her own. In 1971, the Kiowa High School Cowboy Band recorded
a single, "The Ballad of John McEntire," for the tiny Boss Records label, which
pressed 1,000 copies. As the early '70s went on, the band gave way to a trio,
the Singing McEntires, consisting of the three siblings, which performed at
rodeos. McEntire also followed in the family tradition of competing, becoming a
barrel racer, the only rodeo event open to women.
McEntire graduated from high school in June 1973 and enrolled at Southeastern
Oklahoma State University. While attending the National Rodeo Finals in Oklahoma
City on December 10, 1974, she sang the national anthem on network television.
Also present at the rodeo was country star
Red Steagall, who was impressed by her voice and asked her to go to
Nashville to record some demos for his song publishing company. After she did so
in March 1975 during her spring break from college, he took the tapes around
town trying to get her a record deal and succeeded with Mercury Records, which
signed her to a contract on November 11, 1975, that called for her to record two
singles for the label. On January 22, 1976, she entered a Nashville recording
studio and cut the first of those singles, "I Don't Want to Be a One Night
Stand," which, upon its release, climbed to number 88 in the Billboard country
singles chart in May. On June 21, 1976, she married Charlie Battles, a champion
steer wrestler she had met at a rodeo. Battles later became her business
manager.
On September 16, 1976, McEntire did her second Mercury recording session, which
produced her second single, "(There's Nothing Like the Love) Between a Woman and
a Man." It peaked at number 86 in March 1977. In the meantime, on December 16,
1976, she graduated from college on an accelerated three-and-a-half-year program
with a major in elementary education and a minor in music, freeing her to pursue
her career full-time. Her record label, however, seemed in no particular hurry,
although it picked up her option for further recordings. Her third single, "Glad
I Waited Just for You," recorded on April 13, 1977, peaked at number 88 in
August, the same month Mercury released her debut album, Reba McEntire, which
did not chart. On September 17, 1977, she made her debut at the Grand Ole Opry.
Two and a half years into her recording career, with very little to show for it,
McEntire was paired with labelmate Jacky Ward for the two-sided single "Three
Sheets in the Wind"/"I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" (the B-side a cover of
the pop hit by England Dan & John Ford Coley), which reached number 20 in July
1978. That and her touring as an opening act for
Steagall, Ward, and others increased her exposure, and her next solo single,
"Last Night, Ev'ry Night," reached number 28 in October, beginning a string of
singles that made it at least into the country Top 40. She first got into the
Top 20 with her cover of the
Patsy Cline hit "Sweet Dreams," which peaked at number 19 in November 1979.
She still wasn't selling any albums, however; her second LP, Out of a Dream,
released in September 1979, did not chart.
McEntire continued to make strides on the singles chart, reaching the Top Ten
for the first time with "(You Lift Me) Up to Heaven," which peaked at number
eight in August 1980. Feel the Fire, her third album, released in October 1980,
was another failure, but after a couple more Top 20 singles she reached the Top
Five with "Today All Over Again" in October 1981. The song was featured on her
fourth album, Heart to Heart, released in September, which helped it become her
first to chart, reaching number 42 in the country LP list. She achieved a new
high on the singles chart in August 1982 when "I'm Not That Lonely Yet" reached
number three. It was included on her fifth album, Unlimited, released in June
1982, which hit number 22. But that was only the beginning. The LP also spawned
"Can't Even Get the Blues" and "You're the First Time I've Thought About Leaving,"
which became back-to-back number one hits in January and April 1983. By then,
she had moved up from playing nightclubs and honky tonks to being the regular
opening act for
the Statler Brothers. She went on to work in the same capacity with
Conway Twitty,
Ronnie Milsap,
Mickey Gilley, and others.
It might be argued that Mercury Records had taken a 20-year-old neophyte singing
the national anthem at a rodeo and, over a period of more than seven years,
groomed her until she became a chart-topping country star. McEntire appears not
to have viewed things that way, however. On the contrary, she seems to have been
unhappy with the songs the label gave her to sing and the musical approach taken
on her records, feeling that she was being pushed too much in a country-pop
direction. She also has criticized Mercury's promotional efforts on her behalf.
And, despite her recent success, the long years of development meant she was
nowhere near repaying the investment Mercury had made in her, which, of course,
was charged against her potential royalties on the company books. (Although she
received yearly advances from the label, she later said that she did not see her
first royalties from Mercury until 1988.) So, she sought a release from her
contract and, after cutting one more album for Mercury, her sixth LP, Behind the
Scene, released in September 1983, she signed to MCA Records, her new contract
taking effect on October 1, 1983. The first fruits of the switchover suggested
that not much had changed. Her debut MCA single, "Just a Little Love," was a Top
Five hit in June 1984, shortly after the release of an album of the same name,
but that LP was actually less successful than Unlimited.
McEntire took strong action. Set to have Harold Shedd (Alabama's producer, and
thus a hot commercial property) produce her next album, she rejected his
suggestions for songs and the sweetened arrangements he imposed on them and
appealed to
Jimmy Bowen, the newly installed president of MCA's country division.
Bowen allowed her to pick her own material and to eliminate the strings and
other pop touches used on Just a Little Love and her Mercury releases. The
result was the pointedly titled My Kind of Country, released in November 1984,
which was dominated by covers of old country songs previously performed by
Ray Price,
Carl Smith,
Connie Smith, and
Faron Young. Even before the album's release, however, and before its
advance single, "How Blue," hit number one, McEntire was named Female vocalist
of the Year by the Country Music Association (CMA) on October 8, 1984. It was a
surprising win;
Dolly Parton,
Barbara Mandrell, and
Charly McClain had all arguably been more successful during the previous 12
months. But it was a forward-looking recognition for a performer who was wisely
aligning herself with such artists as
Ricky Skaggs and
George Strait as a "new traditionalist," moving country music back to its
roots after the decline of the pop-country Urban Cowboy phenomenon of the early
'80s.
"How Blue" hit number one in January 1985, followed by the second single from My
Kind of Country, "Somebody Should Leave," which topped the chart in May as the
album reached number 13. (Eventually, it was certified gold.) With such success,
McEntire was able to start headlining her own concerts. For her next album, Have
I Got a Deal for You, released in July 1985, she worked directly with
Bowen, the two billed as co-producers. Another new traditionalist
collection, it included her own composition "Only in My Mind," a Top Five hit,
as well as a Top Ten hit in the title song; though the LP was not as successful
as its predecessor, it too went gold over time, and it helped McEntire earn her
second consecutive CMA award as Female vocalist of the Year. Another important
accolade came on January 14, 1986, when she became a member of the Grand Ole
Opry.
Perhaps even more important than McEntire's decision to perform music in a more
traditional country style was her search for material that she felt women would
respond to. Just as
Loretta Lynn had spoken for pre-feminist women in the 1960s, McEntire had
begun to address the emotional and empowering concerns of women in the 1980s. "Whoever's
in New England," her next single, released in January 1986 just ahead of an
album of the same name, was a case in point. Kendal Franceschi and Quentin
Powers' song was written in the voice of a Southern woman who believes her
husband is having an affair during his business trips up north, but pledges that
she will remain available to him when "whoever's in New England's through with
you." It was a career-making song for McEntire, not least because it was
promoted by her first music video. Reaching number one in May 1986, it marked a
major breakthrough for her, beginning a string of chart-topping hits that didn't
begin to slow down for the next three years. "Little Rock," the follow-up
single, also hit number one, as did the Whoever's in New England album, her
first LP to be certified gold. (It later went platinum.)
Her career in high gear, McEntire released her next album, What Am I Gonna Do
About You, in September 1986, prefaced by a single of the same name that hit
number one, as did the gold-selling LP, which also featured the chart-topping
single "One Promise Too Late." On October 13, 1986, McEntire not only won her
third consecutive Female vocalist of the Year Award from the CMA, but also was
named Entertainer of the Year. On February 24, 1987, she won her first Grammy
Award for Country Female Vocals for "Whoever's in New England." She released Reba
McEntire's Greatest Hits in April; it became her first platinum album and
eventually sold over three million copies. (It also became her first album ever
to cross over to the pop charts.) On June 25, 1987, she filed for divorce from
Charlie Battles, her husband of 11 years. After her divorce was settled and
Battles was awarded the couple's ranch in Oklahoma, she moved to Nashville.
McEntire's string of hits continued with the release of The Last One to Know in
September 1987, prefaced by a single of the same name that reached number one in
December. The album, also featuring the number one hit "Love Will Find Its Way
to You," reached number three and eventually went platinum. McEntire won an
unprecedented fourth straight CMA award as Female vocalist of the Year in
October. In November, she released a holiday album, Merry Christmas to You,
which, over the years, sold more than two million copies. She engendered
controversy with her next album release, Reba, which appeared in May 1988. Here,
an artist who had jumped on the new traditionalist bandwagon in 1984 abruptly
jumped off, returning to more of a pop-oriented style, without a fiddle or a
steel guitar anywhere. The album's leadoff single was "Sunday Kind of Love," a
cover of the 1947 Jo Stafford pop hit. It peaked at number five in July,
actually the worst showing for a McEntire single in nearly three years. But the
album had already begun a run of eight weeks at number one by then, and it was
supported by the subsequent chart-topping singles "I Know How He Feels" and "New
Fool at an Old Game." It eventually went platinum. Also in 1988, McEntire
founded Starstruck Entertainment, a company that handled management, booking,
publishing, and other aspects of her career and, eventually, represented other
artists as well.
Sweet Sixteen, released in May 1989, was actually McEntire's 14th regular studio
album, but her 16th counting her authorized MCA hits compilation and Christmas
album. The leadoff single was a cover of
the Everly Brothers' "Cathy's Clown" that hit number one in July, and it was
followed by three Top Ten hits, "'Til Love Comes Again," "Little Girl," and "Walk
On," as the LP spent 13 weeks at the top of the charts, with sales eventually
crossing the million mark. It also reached the pop Top 100. McEntire had already
recorded her next album, Live, the previous April for release in September and,
though it took more than a decade, another platinum certification. That gave her
some breathing space. On June 3, 1989, she married Narvel Blackstock, her
manager, who had been part of her organization since joining her band as its
steel guitar player in 1980. On February 23, 1990, she bore him a son, Shelby
Steven McEntire Blackstock. A month earlier, she had made her feature film
acting debut in the comic horror film Tremors, which had been shot the previous
spring.
McEntire was back on tour by May 1990, and she returned to record making in
September with her 15th regular studio album, Rumor Has It, which was prefaced
by the single "You Lie," a number one hit. Three other songs from the LP placed
in the country Top Ten: the title song, a revival of
Bobbie Gentry's 1969 hit "Fancy," and "Fallin' Out of Love." The album
eventually sold three million copies. McEntire was on tour promoting it when, on
March 16, 1991, seven members of her band and her road manager were killed in a
plane crash after a show in San Diego. She dedicated her next album, For My
Broken Heart, to them when it was released in October. The disc was another
massive hit, going gold and platinum simultaneously shortly after its release
and eventually selling four million copies, its singles including the chart-topping
title song and another number one, "Is There Life Out There." Also in 1991,
McEntire co-starred in the TV mini-series The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the
Draw. Her 17th album, It's Your Call, was released in December 1992, and, like
Rumor Has It, it was an immediate million seller, eventually going triple
platinum. (It was also her first Top Ten pop album.) Its biggest single was "The
Heart Won't Lie," a duet with
Vince Gill that hit number one in April 1993. McEntire's next chart-topper
was also a duet, "Does He Love You," sung with
Linda Davis; it hit number one in November 1993 and was included on her
September release Greatest Hits, Vol. 2, an album that sold two million copies
practically out of the box and another three million over the next five years. "Does
He Love You" won McEntire her second Grammy, for Best Country Collaboration with
Vocals, and a CMA award for Vocals Event. She also appeared in the TV movie The
Man from Left Field in 1993.
By 1994, while continuing to reign as country's most successful female singer,
McEntire was increasingly turning her attention to other concerns. Her 18th
regular studio album, Read My Mind, appeared in April. Another instant
million-seller that went on to go triple platinum, it threw off five country
chart singles, among them the chart-topping "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter" and,
controversially, "She Thinks His Name Was John," a song about a woman who
contracts AIDS from a one-night stand. Even McEntire's star power could propel
such an atypical country subject only as high as number 15 in the charts.
Meanwhile, she had parts in two feature films released during the summer, a
speaking role in the drama North and a cameo in the children's comedy The Little
Rascals. (She also made an uncredited appearance in the Western film Maverick
and was heard on the soundtrack album.) She executive produced and starred in
the TV movie Is There Life Out There? (based on her song), and she published her
autobiography, Reba: My Story, which became a best-seller.
McEntire's 19th album was called Starting Over, released in October 1995.
Intended to mark the 20th anniversary of her recording career, it was a
collection of covers of well-known songs. It not only topped the country charts
but hit number five in the pop charts, selling a million copies out of the box.
But, boasting only one Top Ten hit, a revival of
Lee Greenwood's "Ring on Her Finger, Time on Her Hands," among three chart
singles, and not achieving a multi-platinum certification, it suggested that
McEntire finally had peaked commercially as far as country music was concerned.
(In a considerable departure for a country singer, MCA released a dance remix of
McEntire's revival of the Supremes' "You Keep Me Hangin' On" from the album that
reached number two on Billboard's dance chart.) That didn't keep her from
starring in another TV mini-series, Buffalo Gals, playing famed Western
sharpshooter Annie Oakley, a part her rodeo background suited her to perfectly.
She bounced back on the country charts somewhat with her 20th album, What If
It's You, released in November 1996. The album spawned four Top 20 hits, with
"How Was I to Know" reaching number one and "The Fear of Being Alone" and "I'd
Rather Ride Around with You" each getting to number two. Simultaneously
certified gold and platinum, the album eventually topped two million copies.
The singles drawn from What If It's You kept McEntire's name in the country
charts throughout 1997, as did the holiday benefit record "What If," the
proceeds from which were donated to the Salvation Army. But for the first time
since 1978, she did not release a new album, even a compilation, during the
calendar year. Aiming for a splash, she teamed up with the popular country duo
Brooks & Dunn in the spring of 1998 for a single called "If You See Him/If
You See Her." It hit number one in June, helping to set up the release of her
21st album, If You See Him, which also brought her three additional Top Ten hits
on its way to selling a million copies. She appeared in the TV movie Forever
Love (the title of one of those Top Ten hits) during the year and made several
guest-star appearances on TV series.
After publishing her second book of memoirs, Comfort from a Country Quilt, in
May 1999, McEntire had two new albums ready for the fall. Secret of Giving: A
Christmas Collection, a September release, was her second holiday CD, which she
accompanied with a TV movie, Secret of Giving. The disc eventually went gold. So
Good Together, issued in November, was her 22nd regular studio album, prefaced
by the Top Five single "What Do You Say." Although none of the songs from the
album topped the country charts, it did feature a second Top Five hit, "I'll
Be," and a Top 20 hit in "We're So Good Together," and it went platinum before
the end of 2000.
As in 1997, McEntire went without an album release in 2000, and in this case, it
turned out that she definitely was positioning herself for a career beyond
country music, as events in 2001 showed. In February of that year, she stepped
in as a replacement star in the Broadway revival of Irving Berlin's musical
Annie Get Your Gun that had begun performances in 1999 with Bernadette Peters in
the title role of Annie Oakley. Barry and Fran Weissler, the producers of the
revival, were known on Broadway for making money by keeping production costs
down and by the extensive use of what was derisively called "stunt casting":
bringing in a well-known personality, often one without much of a theater
background, as a replacement to extend the run of a show, as a means of exciting
the tourist crowd who would recognize the name of a prominent TV star, for
example. McEntire had been preceded as a replacement in Annie Get Your Gun by
soap opera star Susan Lucci and TV actress Cheryl Ladd, both of whom kept the
show going while being largely ignored or derided by theater insiders.
McEntire turned out to be an entirely different proposition. First, although she
lacked legitimate theater experience, she had by now done plenty of acting on
television and even a little in film. Second, she had long since brought
unusually high production values to her concerts that included choreography and
costume changes, good preparation for similar demands in the theater. Third, she
could, of course, sing. And fourth, with her rodeo background and Oklahoma
accent, she was an ideal Annie Oakley, just as she had been in her previous TV
portrayal. (Never mind that the real Annie Oakley was from Ohio; in everybody's
mind, this female sharpshooter and star of Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, the
precursor to the modern rodeo, was a Westerner.) The result was a triumph for
McEntire. Reviews were ecstatic, and tickets sold out. The Tony Awards did not
have a category for replacements (one has since been added), but she was given
special awards for her performance by the Drama Desk, the Outer Critics Circle,
and Theatre World. She stayed in the show until June 22, 2001. Unfortunately,
there was no new cast album recorded to immortalize her appearance.
During the run of Annie Get Your Gun, McEntire was seen in a small part in the
film One Night a McCool's, released in April 2001. Her most extensive filmed
acting role began on October 5, 2001, however, when the half-hour situation
comedy Reba premiered on the WB TV network (later renamed the CW network). The
show became the primary focus of McEntire's activities, and she moved to Los
Angeles to accommodate it. She had not, however, given up country music entirely.
In the summer of 2001, she released a single, "I'm a Survivor," that peaked in
the country Top Five and prefaced a new compilation, Greatest Hits, Vol. 3: I'm
a Survivor, released in October. It topped the country charts and went gold.
McEntire was occupied primarily with her TV series during 2002 and 2003. After
two years, she finally returned to record-making in the summer of 2003 with a
new single, "I'm Gonna Take That Mountain," which peaked in the country Top 20.
Room to Breathe, her 23rd regular studio album and first in three years,
followed in November and went platinum over the next nine months. The disc's
second single, "Somebody," hit number one, and it was followed by another Top
Ten hit, "He Gets That from Me," and the Top 20 "My Sister." Reba continued on
into 2004 and 2005. McEntire found time in the spring of 2005 to return to the
musical theater, if only for one night. In another piece of inspired casting,
she portrayed the "cock-eyed optimist" from Arkansas, Ensign Nellie Forbush, in
a special concert version of Rodgers & Hammerstein's South Pacific performed at
Carnegie Hall. The all-star production, also featuring Broadway star Brian
Stokes Mitchell and actor Alec Baldwin, was filmed for a PBS special on the
network's Great Performances series and recorded for an album, both of which
appeared in 2006.
By 2005, the catalogs of Mercury and MCA had been combined in the major label
Universal, and in November MCA released McEntire's first combined hits
collection, the double-CD set Reba: #1's, with two newly recorded tracks. It
went gold and platinum simultaneously. In 2006, as she began the sixth season of
Reba, McEntire also voiced a character in the holiday film release Charlotte's
Web. The sixth season of Reba proved to be the last, as the show signed off the
air on February 18, 2007. Not one to sit idle, McEntire toured the U.S. from May
25 through August. On September 18, 2007, she released a new album, Reba Duets,
featuring such guests as Justin Timberlake, Don Henley, Kelly Clarkson,
Kenny Chesney, Carole King,
Faith Hill,
Ronnie Dunn of
Brooks & Dunn,
Vince Gill,
Rascal Flatts,
LeAnn Rimes, and
Trisha Yearwood. It was prefaced by the single "Because of You," a duet with
Clarkson. For the week ending October 6, 2007, Reba Duets became McEntire's
first album ever to enter the pop charts at number one.
The October 28, 2008 release of the three-disc set 50 Greatest Hits marked the
conclusion of her contract with MCA Nashville, and McEntire signed to Valory
Music. Through the singer’s Starstruck imprint, Valory released her next album,
Keep on Loving You, on August 18, 2009. For the week ending September 5, 2009,
it became her second album to enter the Billboard pop chart at number one. Not
content to rest on her laurels,
McEntire issued the single "Turn on the Radio" in the late summer of 2010,
which made the Top 30 on Billboard's country chart. The Dann Huff-produced album
All the Women I Am was released in the late fall.
McEntire starred in the 2012 ABC sitcom Malibu Country; the show was cancelled
after one season. In 2015, she returned with Love Somebody, her first album in
five years. A year later, McEntire released a holiday-themed album, My Kind of
Christmas, which was released in cooperation with the popular restaurant chain
Cracker Barrel. Early in 2017, McEntire put out Sing It Now: Songs of Faith &
Hope, a double-disc inspirational album featuring a disc of traditional hymns
and a disc of contemporary material.
McEntire teamed with producer Buddy Cannon for 2019's Stronger Than the Truth, a
return to hard country for the singer.
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Talents : Vocals
Style musical : Traditional Country, Contemporary Country
Years in activity :
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DISCOGRAPHY
Singles
| 05/1976 | SP MERCURY 73788 (US) | . | One Night Stand / I'm Not Your Kind Of Girl | ||
| 12/1976 | SP MERCURY 73879 (US) | . | Between Woman And Man / I Was Glad To Give My Everything For You | ||
| 07/1977 | SP MERCURY 73929 (US) | . | Glad I Waited Just For You / Invitation To The Blues | ||
| 01/1978 | SP MERCURY 55014 (US) | . | I've Waited All My Life For You / One To One | ||
| 04/1978 | SP MERCURY 55026 (US) | . | I'd Really Love / Three Sheets In The Wind | ||
| 06/1978 | SP MERCURY 55036 (US) | . | Last Night Every Night / Angel In Your Arms | ||
| 02/1979 | SP MERCURY 55058 (US) | . | Runaway Heart / Make Me Feel Like A Woman | ||
| 05/1979 | SP MERCURY 55054 (US) | . | That Makes Two Of Us (with Jackie WARD) / Good Friends (with Jackie WARD) | ||
| 08/1979 | SP MERCURY 57003 (US) | . | Sweet Dreams / I'm A Woman | ||
| 12/1979 | SP MERCURY 57014 (US) | . | Now And Then / It's Gotta Be Love | ||
| 05/1980 | SP MERCURY 57025 (US) | . | Rain Fallin' / Up To Heaven | ||
| 10/1980 | SP MERCURY 57034 (US) | . | I Can See Forever In Your Eyes / Poor Man's Rose | ||
| 02/1981 | SP MERCURY 57046 (US) | . | I Don't Think Love Ought To Be That Way / Tears On My Pillow | ||
| 06/1981 | SP MERCURY 57054 (US) | . | Today All Over Again / Look At The One | ||
| 11/1981 | SP MERCURY 57062 (US) |
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| 04/1982 | SP MERCURY 76157 (US) | . | I'm Not That Lonely Yet / Over Under And Around | ||
| 09/1982 | SP MERCURY 76180 (US) | . | Can't Even Get The Blues / Sweet Dreams | ||
| 01/1983 | SP MERCURY 810338-7 (US) | . | You're The First Time I've Thought About Leaving / Up To Heaven | ||
| 06/1983 | SP MERCURY 810632-7 (US) | . | Why Do We Want What We Know / I Can See Forever In Your Eyes | ||
| 11/1983 | SP MERCURY 810629-7 (US) | . | There Ain't No Future In This / Reasons | ||
| 02/1984 | SP MCA MCA-52349 (US) |
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Just A Little Love / If Your Heart's Not In It | ||
| 06/1984 | SP MCA MCA-52404 (US) | . | He Broke Your Mem'ry Last Night / If Only | ||
| 09/1984 | SP MCA MCA-52468 (US) | . | How Blue / That's What He Said | ||
| 01/1985 | SP MCA MCA-52527 (US) |
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Somebody Should Leave / Don't You Believe Him | ||
| 05/1985 | SP MCA MCA-52604 (US) |
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Have I Got A Deal For You / Whose Heartache Is This | ||
| 09/1985 | SP MCA MCA-52691 (US) | . | Only In My Mind / She's The One Loving You Now | ||
| 01/1986 | SP MCA MCA-52761 (US) | . | Whoever's In New England / Can't Stop Now | ||
| 05/1986 | SP MCA MCA-52848 (US) | . | Little Rock / If You Only Knew | ||
| 09/1986 | SP MCA MCA-52922 (US) | . | What Am I Gonna Do About You / Heard Her Crying | ||
| 01/1987 | SP MCA MCA-52990 (US) | . | Let The Music Lift You Up / Lookin' For A New | ||
| 05/1987 | SP MCA MCA-53092 (US) | . | One Promise Too Late / Why Not Tonight | ||
| 09/1987 | SP MCA MCA-53159 (US) | . | Last One To Know / I Don't Want To Be Alone | ||
| 1987 | SP MCA S45-17446 (US) | . | Chestnuts Roasting On An / O Holy Night | ||
| 1987 | SP MCA S45-17725 (US) | . | The Christmas Guest / I'll Be Home For Christmas | ||
| 12/1987 | SP MCA MCA-53244 (US) | . | Love Will Find Its Way / Someone Else | ||
| 04/1988 | SP MCA MCA-53315 (US) | . | Sunday Kind Of Love / So So So Long | ||
| 08/1988 | SP MCA MCA-53402 (US) | . | I Know How He Feels / So So So Long | ||
| 12/1988 | SP MCA MCA-53473 (US) | . | New Fool At An Oled Game / You're The One I Dream About | ||
| 04/1989 | SP MCA MCA-53638 (US) | . | Cathy's Clown / Walk On | ||
| 1989 | SP MCA MCA 1336 (UK) |
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Cathy's Clown / Walk On | ||
| 08/1989 | SP MCA MCA-53694 (US) | . | ‘Til Love Comes Again / You Must Really Love Me | ||
| 12/1989 | SP MCA MCA-53763 (US) | . | Little Girl / I Am The Only One Who Cares | ||
| 01/1990 | SP MCA MCA-53780 (US) | . | Oklahoma Swing (with Vince GiILL) / + Vince GILL | ||
| 03/1990 | SP MCA MCA-79009 (US) | . | It Always Rains On Saturday / Walk On | ||
| 07/1990 | SP MCA MCA-79071 (US) | . | You Lie / That's All She Wrote | ||
| 11/1990 | SP MCA MCAS7-53970 (US) | . | Rumour Has It / You Remembered Me | ||
| 02/1991 | SP MCA MCAS7-54042 (US) | . | Fancy / This Picture | ||
| 05/1991 | SP MCA MCAS7-54108 (US) | . | Fallin' Out Of Love / Now You Tell Me | ||
| 09/1991 | SP MCA MCAS7-54223 (US) | . | For My Broken Heart / Bobby | ||
| 01/1992 | SP MCA MCAS7-54319 (US) | . | Is There Life Out There / Buying Her Roses | ||
| 04/1992 | SP MCA MCAS7-54386 (US) | . | Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia / All Dressed Up | ||
| 07/1992 | SP MCA MCAS7-54441 (US) | . | Greatest Man I Ever Know / If I Had Only Known | ||
| 10/1992 | SP MCA MCAS7-54544 (US) | . | Take It Back / Baby's Gone Blues | ||
| 01/1993 | SP MCA MCAS7-54599 (US) | . | Heart Won't Lie (with Vince GiILL) / Will He Ever Go Away | ||
| 04/1993 | SP MCA MCAS7-54696 (US) | . | It's Your Call / For Herself | ||
| 07/1993 | SP MCA MCAS7-54719 (US) | . | Does He Love You (with Linda DAVIS) / Straight From You | ||
| 11/1993 | SP MCA MCAS7-54769 (US) | . | They Asked About You / For Herself | ||
| 03/1994 | SP MCA MCAS7-54823 (US) | . | Why Haven't I Heard From You / If I Had Only Known | ||
| 07/1994 | SP MCA MCAS7-54899 (US) | . | She Thinks His Name Is John / I Wish That I Could Tell You | ||
| 10/1994 | SP MCA MCAS7-54888 (US) | . | Till You Love Me / I Wouldn't Wanna Be You | ||
| 01/1995 | SP MCA MCAS7-54987 (US) | . | Heart Is A Lonely Hunter / Read My Mind | ||
| 05/1995 | SP MCA MCAS7-55047 (US) | . | And Still / I Won't Stand In Line | ||
| 08/1995 | SP MCA MCAS7-55100 (US) | . | On My Own / Read My Mind | ||
| 11/1995 | SP MCA MCAS7-55161 (US) | . | Right On Her Finger / You Keep Me Hangin' On | ||
| 03/1996 | SP MCA MCAS7-55183 (US) | . | Starting Over Again / I Won't Mention It Again | ||
| 04/1996 | CD MCA MCADM-55195 (US) |
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You Keep Me Hangin' On - EXTENDED MIX - You Keep Me Hangin' On (classic Paradise radio mix) / You Keep Me Hangin' On (classic Paradise mix) / You Keep Me Hangin' On (classic Paradise instrumental) / You Keep Me Hangin' On (Deep Love mix) / You Keep Me Hangin' On (Aphrodisiac mix) | ||
| 1996 | EP 33t 12" MCA MCA 12-55195 (US) |
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You Keep Me Hangin' On - EXTENDED MIX - You Keep Me Hangin' On (classic Paradise mix) / You Keep Me Hangin' On (classic Paradise instrumental) / You Keep Me Hangin' On (Deep Love mix) / You Keep Me Hangin' On (Aphrodisiac mix) | ||
| 07/1996 | SP MCA MCAS7-55249 (US) | . | Fear Of Being Alone / Never Had A Reason To | ||
| 11/1996 | SP MCA MCAS7-55290 (US) | . | How Was I To Know / Just Looking For Him | ||
| 03/1997 | SP MCA MCAS7-72006 (US) | . | I'd Rather Ride Around With You / State Of Grace | ||
| 08/1997 | SP MCA MCAS7-72026 (US) |
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What If It's You / Close To Crazy | ||
| 08/1997 | CD MCA MCADS-72027 (US) |
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What If | ||
| 04/1998 | SP MCA MCAS7-72051 (US) | . | BROOKS & DUNN & Reba MCENTIRE - If You See Him - If You See Her / If You See Him - If You See Her | ||
| 1998 | CD MCA MCADS-72054 |
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Reba & BROOKS & DUNN - Exclusive Collector's Edition - All Of You (Reba McENTIRE) / Steady As She Goes (BROOKS & DUNN) / I'll Take Your Heart (Reba McENTIRE) / What It's Come Down To (BROOKS & DUNN) |
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| 07/1998 | SP MCA MCAS7-72062 (US) | . | Forever Love / All His Time | ||
| 10/1998 | SP MCA MCAS7-72075 (US) | . | New Wrong Night / Up And Flying | ||
| 1998 | CD MCA UMD80573 (EUR) |
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Forever Love / And Still / Fallin' Out Of Love |
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| 1998 | CD Universal MSD 37245 (US) |
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Forever Reba - For My Broken Heart / It's Your Call / They Asked About You / And Still / How Was I To Know / All This Time | ||
| 02/1999 | SP MCA MCAS7-72094 (US) | . | One Honest Heart / I'll Give You Something To Miss | ||
| 08/1999 | SP MCA 172131-7 (US) | . | What Do I Say / Nobody Dies From A Broken Heart | ||
| 1999 | CD MCA MCSTD55569 (UK) |
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Does He Love You - CD 1 - Does He Love You / Does He Love You (live) / Forever Love (live) |
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| 1999 | CD MCA MCSXD 55569 (UK) |
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Does He Love You - CD 2 - Does He Love You / The Greatest Man I Never Knew (live) / What If (radio edit) | ||
| 1999 | CD Universal MSD-37314 (US) |
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Comfort From A Country Quilt - Forever Love / I'd rather Ride Around With You / And Still / For My Broken Heart / Tulsa Time |
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| 01/2000 | SP MCA 172143-7 (US) | . | I'll Be / When You're Not Trying | ||
| 07/2000 | SP MCA 172181-7 (US) | . | We're So Good Together / Nobody Dies From Broken Heart | ||
| 07/2001 | SP MCA 172212-7 (US) | . | I'm A Survivor / 'Til I Said It To You | ||
| 01/2002 | SP MCA 172231-7 (US) | . | Sweet Music Man / Heart Is A Lonely Hunter | ||
| 09/2003 | CD MCA B0001404-21 (US) | . |
I'm Gonna Take That Mountain / Sky Full Of Angels |
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| 01/2004 | CD MCA B0001981-21 (US) | . |
Somenody / Moving Oleta |
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| 2004 | CD MCA MCNR-02565-2 (US) |
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Whirlpool Presents REBA LIVE - I'm Survivor (live) / Take It Back - Why Haven't I Heard From You (live medley) / Whirlpool - Habitat For Humanity - Reba (video message) |
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| 2007 | CD Hump Head HUMP 020S (UK) |
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Reba McEntire & Kelly Clarkson - Because Of You |
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Albums
| 10/1977 | LP 12" MERCURY SRM1-5002 (US) |
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REBA McENTIRE - Glad I Waited Just For You / One To One / Angel In Your Arms / I Don't Want To Be A One Night Stand / I've Waited All My Life For You / I Was Glad To Give My Everything For You / Take Your Love Away / There's Nothing Like The Love Between A Woman / Why Can't He Be You / Invitation To The Blues / Right Time Of The Night | |||||
| 08/1979 | LP 12" MERCURY SRM1-5017 (US) |
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OUT OF A DREAM - I Still Long To Hold You Now And Then / Daddy / Last Night Every Night / Make Me Feel Like A Woman Wants To Feel / That Makes Two Of Us / Sweet Dreams / I'm A Woman / Rain Fallin' / Runaway Heart / It's Gotta Be Love | |||||
| 10/1980 | LP 12" MERCURY SRM1-5029 (US) |
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FEEL THE FIRE - You Lift Me Up To Heaven / Tears On My Pillow / I Don't Think Love Ought To Be That Way / Long Distance Lover / If I Had It My Way / I Can See Forever In Your Eyes / Poor Man's Roses / My Turn / Look At The One / Suddenly There's A Valley | |||||
| 08/1981 | LP 12" MERCURY SRM1-6003 (US) |
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HEART TO HEART - Indelibly Blue / Ease The Fever / There Ain't No Love / How Does It Feel To Be Free / Only You / Today All Over Again / Gonna Love Ya / Small Two Bedroom Starter / Love By Love | |||||
| 06/1982 | LP 12" MERCURY SRM1-6047 (US) |
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UNLIMITED - I'd Say You / Everything I'll Ever Own / What Do You Know About Heartache / Out Of The Blue / Over Under And Around / I'm Not That Lonely Yet / Whoever's Watchin' / Old Man River / You're The First Time I've Thought About Leaving / Can't Even Get The Blues | |||||
| 09/1983 | LP 12" MERCURY M1 812781 (US) |
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BEHIND THE SCENE - Love Isn't Love / Is It Really Love / Reasons / Nickel Dreams / One Good Reason / You Really Better Love Me After This / There Ain't No Future In This / Why Do We Want What We Know / I Sacrified More Than You'll Ever Know / Pins And Needles | |||||
| 03/1984 | LP 12" MCA MCA-5475 (US) |
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JUST A LITTLE LOVE - Just A Little Love / Poison Sugar / I'm Gettin' Over You / You Are Always There For Me / Every Second Someone Breaks A Heart / Tell Me What's So Good About Goodbye / He Broke Your Memory Last Night / If Only / Congratulations / Silver Eagle | |||||
| 10/1984 | LP 12" MCA MCA-5516 (US) |
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MY KIND OF COUNTRY - How Blue / That's What He Said / I Want To Hear It From You / It's Not Over / Somebody Should Leave / Everything But My Heart / Don't You Believe Him / Before I Met You / He's Only Everything / You've Got Me Right Where You Want Me | |||||
| 02/1985 | LP 12" MERCURY M1 824342 (US) |
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THE BEST OF REBA MC ENTIRE - (You Lift Me) Up To Heaven / There Ain't No Future In This / I Don't Think Love Ought To Be That Way / Only You / I'm Not That Lonely Yet / Can't Even Get The Blues / Today All Over Again / Why Do We Want What We Know / My Turn / You're The First Time I've Thought About Leaving | |||||
| 06/1985 | LP 12" MCA MCA-5585 (US) |
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HAVE I GOT A DEAL FOR YOU - I'm In Love All Over / She's Single Again / Great Divide / Have I Got A Deal For You / Red Roses / Only In My Mind / She's The One Loving You Now / Whose Heartache Is This Anyway / I Don't Need Nothin' You Ain't Got / Don't Forget Your Way Home | |||||
| 02/1986 | LP 12" MCA MCA-5691 (US) |
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WHOEVER'S IN NEW ENGLAND - Can't Stop Now / You Can Take The Wings Off Me / Whoever's In New England / I'll Believe It When I Feel It / I've Seen Better Days / Little Rock / If You Only Knew / One Thin Dime / Don't Touch Me There / To Make The Same Mistake Again | |||||
| 05/1986 | LP 12" MERCURY M1 822455 (US) |
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REBA NELL McENTIRE - I've Never Stopped Dreaming Of You / Hold On / I Know I'll Have A Better Day Tomorrow / Don't Say Goodnight Say Good Morning / Muddy Mississippi / It's Another Silent Night / Empty Arms / Love Is Never Easy / Waitin' For The Sun To Shine / Good Friends | |||||
| 09/1986 | LP 12" MCA MCA-5807 (US) |
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WHAT AM I DONNA DO ABOUT YOU - Why Love Story / What Am I Gonna Do About You / Lookin' For A New Love Story / Take Me Back / My Mind Is On You / Let The Music Lift You Up / I Heard Her Cryin' / No Such Thing / One Promise Too Late / Till It Snows In Mexico | |||||
| 04/1987 | LP 12" MCA MCA-5979 (US) |
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REBA McENTIRE'S GREATEST HITS - Just A Little Love / He Broke Your Memory Last Night / How Blue / Somebody Should Leave / Have I Got A Deal For You / Only In My Mind / Whoever's In New England / Little Rock / What Am I Gonna Do About You / One Promise Too Late | |||||
| 07/1987 | CD MCA MCAD-42030 (US) |
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LAST ONE TO KNOW - Last One To Know / Girl Who Has Everything / Just Across The Rio Grande / I Don't Want To Mention Any Names / Someone Else / What You Gonna Do About Me / I Don't Want To Be Alone / Stairs / Love Will Find Its Way To You / I've Still Got The Love We Made | |||||
| 09/1987 | LP 12" MCA MCA-42031 (US) |
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MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU - Away In A Manger / On This Day / O Holy Night / Christmas Guest / Silent Night / Happy Birthday Jesus / White Christmas / I'll Be Home For Christmas / Christmas Letter / Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire) | |||||
| 1987 | CD MCA MCAD-42031 (US) |
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MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU - Away In A Manger / On This Day / O Holy Night / Christmas Guest / Silent Night / Happy Birthday Jesus / White Christmas / I'll Be Home For Christmas / Christmas Letter / Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire) | |||||
| 04/1988 | CD MCA MCAD-42134 (US) |
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REBA - So So So Long / Sunday Kind Of Love / New Fool At An Old Game / You're The One I Dream About / Silly Me / Respect / Do Right By Me / I Know How He Feels / Wish I Were Only Lonely / Everytime You Touch Her | |||||
| 1988 | CD Country Store CST 32 (UK) |
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The Country Store Collection - I Can See Forever In Your Eyes / Old Man River (I've Come To Talk Again) / Sweet Dreams / Can't Even Get The Blues / You're The First Time I've Thought About Leaving / Only You And You Alone / That Makes Two Of Us (with Jacky Ward) / Today All Over Again / (You Lift Me) Up To Heaven / A Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold) / Who? / Gonna Love Ya (Till The Cows Come Home) / Tears On My Pillow / I'm Not That Lonely Pillow | |||||
| 05/1989 | CD MCA MCAD-6294 (US) |
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SWEET SIXTEEN - Cathy's Clown / Till Love Comes Again / It Always Rains On Saturday / Am I The Only One Who Cares / Somebody Up There Likes Me / You Must Really Love Me / Say The Word / Little Girl / Walk On / New Love | |||||
| 09/1989 | CD MCA MCAD-8034 (US) |
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REBA LIVE - So So So Long / One Promise Too Late / Let The Music Lift You Up / Little Rock / New Fool At An Old Game / Little Girl / Can't Stop Now / Sunday Kind Of Love / I Know How He Feels / Whoever's In New England / Cathy's Clown / You Must Really Love Me / Somebody Up There Likes Me / San Antonio Rose / Mama Tried / Night Life / Jolene / Sweet Dreams / Respect | |||||
| 09/1990 | CD MCA MCAD-10016 (US) |
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RUMOR HAS IT - Climb That Mountain High / Rumor Has It / Waitin' For The Deal To Go Down / You Lie / Now You Tell Me / Fancy / Falling Out Of Love / This Picture / You Remember Me / That's All She Wrote | |||||
| 10/1990 | CD MERCURY 824 342-2 (US) |
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THE BEST OF REBA MC ENTIRE - (You Lift Me) Up To Heaven / There Ain't No Future In This / I Don't Think Love Ought To Be That Way / Only You / I'm Not That Lonely Yet / Can't Even Get The Blues / Today All Over Again / Why Do We Want What We Know / My Turn / You're The First Time I've Thought About Leaving | |||||
| 01/1991 | CD MCA MCAD-10400 (US) |
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FOR MY BROKEN HEART - For My Broken Heart / Is There Life Out There / Bobby / He's In Dallas / All Dressed Up / Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia / Buying Her Roses / Greatest Man I Never Knew / I Wouldn't Go That Far / If I Had Only Known | |||||
| 1992 | CD MERCURY 2 846496 (US) |
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YOU LIFT ME UP TO HEAVEN - You Lift Me Up To Heaven / I've Waited All My Life For You / You're The First Time I've Thought About Leaving / One To One / Ease The Fever / Glad I Waited Just For You / Old Man River / Don't Say Goodnight Say Good Morning / I'm Not That Lonely Yet / It's Gotta Be Love / Right Time Of The Night / Why Can't He Be You | |||||
| 12/1992 | CD MCA MCAD-10673 (US) |
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IT'S YOUR CALL - It's Your Call / Straight From You / Take It Back / Baby's Gone Blues / Heart Won't Lie / One Last Good Hand / He Wants To Get Married / For Herself / Will He Ever Go Away / Lighter Shade Of Blue | |||||
| 1992 | CD MCA MCAD-5979 (US) |
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REBA McENTIRE'S GREATEST HITS - Just A Little Love / He Broke Your Memory Last Night / How Blue / Somebody Should Leave / Have I Got A Deal For You / Only In My Mind / Whoever's In New England / Little Rock / What Am I Gonna Do About You / One Promise Too Late | |||||
| 04/1993 | CD Polygram 314 836 692-2 (US) |
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Forever In Your Eyes - I Can See Forever In Your Eyes / You Really Better Love Me After This / Gonna Love Ya / There Ain't No Future In This / I'm Not That Lonely Yet / I'd Say You / Whoever's Watchin' / Why Can't He Be You |
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| 09/1993 | CD MCA MCAD-10906 (US) |
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GREATEST HITS VOLUME TWO - Does He Love You / They Asked About You / Fancy / For My Broken Heart / Love Will Find Its Way To You / Is There Life Out There / Rumor Has It / Walk On / You Lie / Greatest Man I Never Knew | |||||
| 04/1994 | CD MCA MCAD-10994 (US) |
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READ MY MIND - Everything That You Want / Read My Mind / I Won't Stand In Line / I Wish That I Could Tell You / She Thinks His Name Was John / Why Haven't I Heard From You / And Still / Heart Is A Lonely Hunter / I Wouldn't Wanna Be You / Till You Love Me | |||||
| 09/1994 | 2 CD MERCURY 2 522711 (US) |
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OKLAHOMA GIRL :
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| 04/1995 | CD Polygram 314 520 287-2 (US) |
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AMERICAN LEGENDS - I've Never Stopped Dreaming Of You / You Really Better Love Me After This / I'm Not That Lonely Yet / Gonna Love Ya / Waitin' For The Sun To Shine / Over / Under And Around / Only You / Can't Even Get The Blues / You Lift Me Up To Heaven / Everything I'll Ever Own / Nickel Dreams | |||||
| 10/1995 | CD MCA MCAD-11264 (US) |
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STARTING OVER - Talking In Your Sleep / Please Come To Boston / On My Own / I Won't Mention It Again / You're No Good / Ring On Her Finger Time On Her Hands / 500 Miles / Starting Over Again / You Keep Me Hangin' On / By The Time I Get To Phoenix | |||||
| 11/1996 | CD MCA MCAD-11500 (US) |
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WHAT IF IT'S YOU - How Was I To Know / Fear Of Being Alone / What If It's You / I'd Rather Ride Around With You / It Don't Matter / State Of Grace / Close To Crazy / She's Callin' It Love / Just Looking For Him / Never Had A Reason To | |||||
| 1997 | CD Polygram 314 520 385-2 (US) |
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REBA NELL McENTIRE - I've Never Stopped Dreaming Of You / Hold On / I Know I'll Have A Better Day Tomorrow / Don't Say Goodnight Say Good Morning / Muddy Mississippi / It's Another Silent Night / Empty Arms / Love Is Never Easy / Waitin' For The Sun To Shine / Good Friends | |||||
| 04/1998 | CD MCA UMD 80556 (EUR) |
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MOMENTS AND MEMORIES - THE BEST OF REBA - Whoever's In New England / Little Rock / Somebody Should Leave / What Am I Gonna Do About You / One Promise Too Late / Is There Life Out There / My Broken Heart / Walk On / Greastest Man I Never Knew / Fancy / Rumour Has It / Does He Love You / Misty Blue / Sweet Dreams / Why Haven't Heard From You / And Still / Heart Is A Lonely Hunter / It's Your Call / Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia / Heart Won't Lie | |||||
| 06/1998 | CD MCA MCA-70019 (US) |
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IF YOU SEE HIM - If You See Him If You See Her / One Honest Heart / I Wouldn't Know / I'll Give You Something To Miss / Invisible / Up And Flying / Forever Love / Face To Face / Heart Hush / Lonely Alone / Wrong Night / All This Time | |||||
| 1999 | CD MASTER DANCE 8878 (US) |
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THE REBA MCENTIRE - STAR PROFILE - Chapter 1 : Early Days / Taking Country For A Ride / Chapter 2 : First Recording Contract And The First Husband / Chapter 3 : Eighties / Change Of Record Lable / Chapter 4 : Nineties / Joy Of Becoming A Mum And The Tragedy / Discography / Untitled | |||||
| 09/1999 | CD MCA MCAD-70092 (US) |
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SECRET OF GIVING - This Is My Prayer For You / I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus / One Child One Day / Mary Did You Know / Up On The Housetop / Angels Sang / Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town / Secret Of Giving Till I Said It To You / This Christmas / Til The Season Comes Around Again | |||||
| 11/1999 | CD MCA 70119 (US) |
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SO GOOD TOGETHER - What Do You Say / We're So Good Together / Till I Said It To You / I Like It That Way / Roses / I'm Not Your Girl / She Wasn't Good Enough For Him / Nobody Dies From A Broken Heart / Back Before The The War / When You're Not Trying To / Where You End And I Begin | |||||
| 1999 | CD Star Profile 8878 (GER) |
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THE REBA McENTIRE - Chapter One: The Early Days... Taking Country For A Ride / Chapter Two: The First Recording Contract And The First Husband / Chapter Three: The Eighties... A Change Of Record Lable And A Change Of / Chapter Four: The Nineties... The Joy Of Becoming A Mum And The Tragedy / Discography |
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| 2000 | CD MCA 170 144-2 (US) |
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I'LL BE - If I Fell, I'll Be / What If / By The Time I Get To Phoenix / On My Own / You're No Good / Starting Over Again / Please Come To Boston / Ring On Her Finger Time On Her Hands / New Fool At An Old Game / I Won't Mention It Again / Five Hundred Miles Away From Home / Talking In Your Sleep / What Do You Say / We're So Good Together | |||||
| 10/2001 | CD MCA 088 170 202-2 (US) |
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GREATEST HITS VOLUME III - I'M A SURVIVOR - I'm A Survivor / Forever Love / Heart Is A Lonely Hunter / And Still / If You See Him If You See Her / The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia / Fallin' Out Of Love / Heart Won't Lie / Take It Back / She Thinks His Name Was John / Fear Of Being Alone / Why Haven't I Heard From You / One Honest Heart / Myself Without You / Sweet Music Man | |||||
| 2002 | CD Delta Distribution 4118 (UK) |
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I‘m Not That Lonely - I'm Not That Lonely Yet / I'm Getting Over You / You Lift Me Up To Heaven / Can't Even Get The Blues / Every Second Someone Breaks A Heart / You're The First Time I've Thought About Leavin' / Daddy (with Pike McEntire & Susan Luchsinger) / (Love Lift Us) Up Where We Belong (with Pike McEntire & Susan Luchsinger) / There Ain't No Future In This / Open Road (Hot Rod Guitar) / Today All Over Again / What We Can't Have / Who Ever's Watchin' / Silver Eagle / He Broke Your Memory Last Night / Red Roses / Pins And Needles / Poison Sugar / Just A Little Love / Islands In The Stream (with Pike McEntire & Susan Luchsinger) |
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| 09/2003 | CD MCA B0000648-02 (US) |
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20th Century Masters - THE BEST OF REBA - The Christmas Collection - This Is My Prayer For You / I Saw Mama Kissing Santa Claus / Up On The Housetop / The Angels Sang / The Secret Of Giving / Silent Night / O Holy Night / Happy Birthday Jesus (I'll Open This One For You) / White Christmas / I'll Be Home For Christmas / The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire) / Til' The Season Comes 'round Again |
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| 11/2003 | CD MCA B0000451-02 (US) |
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Room To Breathe - Secret / If I Had Any Sense Left At All / My Sister / Once You've Learned To Be Lonely / Moving Oleta / Love Revival / He Gets That From Me / I'm Gonna Take That Mountain / Room To Breathe / Sky Full Of Angels / Somebody / It Just Has To Be This Way |
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| 12/2004 | 4 CD Platinum Disc 3337 (US) |
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Greatest
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| 02/2005 | 2 CD Madacy 51066 (US) |
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Love Collection :
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| 08/2005 | 2 CD Madacy 251559 (US) |
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Christmas
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| 08/2005 | 3 CD Madacy 51663 (US) |
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Whoever's in New
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| 09/2005 | CD Xtra 26521 (UK) |
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Just a Little Love - I'm Not That Lonely Yet / I'm Gettin' Over You / You Lift Me Up To Heaven / Can't Even Get The Blues No More / Every Second Someone Breaks A Heart / You're The First Time I've Thought About Leavin' / Daddy (Reba McEntire feat: Susie Luchsinger / Pake McEntire) / (Love Lift Us) Up Where We Belong (Reba McEntire feat: Susie Luchsinger / Pake McEntire) / There Ain't No Future In This / Open Road (Hot Rod Guitar) / Today All Over Again / What We Can't Have / Who Ever's Watchin' / Silver Eagle / He Broke Your Memory Last Night / Red Roses / Pins And Needles / Poison Sugar / Just A Little Love / Islands In The Stream (Reba McEntire feat: Susie Luchsinger / Pake McEntire) | |||||
| 11/2005 | 2 CD MCA B0005366-02 (US) |
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REBA #1'S :
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| 07/2006 | CD Humphead HUMP 006 (US) |
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Reba McEntire at Her Very Best - How Blue / Can't Even Get The Blues No More / The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter / The Heart Won't Lie / You're The First Time I've Thought About Leaving / Somebody Should Leave / Ring On Her Finger, Time On Her Hands / One Promise Too Late / What Am I Gonna Do About You? / Fallin' Out Of Love / The Last One To Know / Does He Love You / Is There Life Out There / Love Will Find Its Way To You / New Fool At An Old Game / Love Needs A Holiday / If You See Him, If You See Her / Cathy's Clown / Whoever's In New England / Little Rock / I'm Gonna Take That Mountain / I'm A Survivor | |||||
| 07/2006 | 2 CD Madacy 52495 (US) |
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My Best to You :
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| 10/2006 | CD MCA B0019280-02 (US) |
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20th Century Masters - The Millenium Collection - The Best of Reba McEntire - (You Lift Me) Up To Heaven / I'm Not That Lonely Yet / Have I Got A Deal For You / Only In My Mind / Let The Music Lift You Up / 'Til Love Comes Again / Fancy / Fallin' Out Of Love / The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia / What If It's You / I'll Be / He Gets That From Me |
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| 09/2007 | CD MCA B0008903-02 (US) |
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REBA DUETS - When You Love Someone Like That (with LeAnn RIMES) / Does The Wind Still Blow In Oklahoma (with Ronnie DUNN) / Because Of You (with Kelly CLARKSON) / Faith In Love (with RASCAL FLATTS) / She Can't Save Him (with Trisha YEARWOOD) / Everyday People (with Carol KING) / Every Other Weekend (with Kenny CHESNEY) / These Broken Hearts (with Vince GILL) / Sleeping With The Telephone (with Faith HILL) / The Only Promise That Remains (with Justin TIMBERLAKE) / Break Each Others Hearts Again (with Don HENLEY) | |||||
| 01/2008 | CD Hallmark XPR4231 (UK) |
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Love Revival - Love Revival / You Must Really Love Me / Bad For My Own Good / The Heart Won't Lie (with Vince Gill) / Love Needs A Holiday / With You I Am / Somebody / Forever Love / Big Blue Sky / I'll Still Be Loving You |
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| 10/2008 | 3 CD MCA 001166402 (US) |
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50 Greatest Hits :
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| 10/2008 | 2 CD MCA / Verve 111338 (US) |
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Christmas & Hits
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| 08/2009 | CD VALORY 3000234 (US) |
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KEEP ON LOVING YOU - Strange / Just When I Thought I'd Stopped Loving You / I Keep On Lovin' You / I Want A Cowboy / Consider Me Gone / But Why / Pink Guitar / She's Turning 50 Today / Eight Crazy Hours (In The Story Of Love) / Nothing To Lose / Over You / Maggie Creek Road / I'll Have What She's Having / Strange [multimedia] / Consider Me Gone [multimedia] | |||||
| 11/2010 | CD VALORY 3000394 (US) |
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ALL THE WOMEN I AM - Turn On The Radio / If I Were A Boy / The Bridge You Burn / Cry / When Love Gets A Hold Of You / Somebody's Chelsea / All The Women I Am / The Day She Got Divorced / A Little Want To / When You Have A Child | |||||
| 06/2013 | CD TGG Direct 60319 (US) |
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Live Upclose And Personal - Daddy / Every Second Someone Breaks My Heart / He Broke Your Memory Last Night / I Can't Even Get The Blues / I'm Getting Over You / I'm Not That Lonely Yet / Is This How It Is When It's Over / Out On The Open Road / Pins And Needles / Poison Sugar / Red Roses / Silver Eagle / There Ain't No Future In This / Up To Heaven / Whoever's Watchin' / Why Do We Want What We Know We Can't Have / With Just A Little Love / You're The First Time I Thought About Leavin’ |
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| 11/2013 | 5 CD MCA B001936702 (US) |
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5 Classic Albums
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| 08/2014 | CD MCA B0021121-02 (US) |
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Icon - Little Rock / Heart Is A Lonely Hunter / Fancy / Heart Won't Lie (with Vince GILL) / Have I Got A Deal For You / Is There Life Out There / How Was I To Know / Why Haven't I Heard From You / Somebody Should Leave / What Am I Gonna Do About You / I'm A Survivor |
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| 11/2014 | CD Hux HUX 142 (EUR) |
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Just A Little Love / My Kind Of Country - Just A Little Love : Just A Little Love / Poison Sugar / I'm Gettin' Over You / You Are Always There For Me / Every Second Someone Breaks A Heart / Tell Me What's Good About Goodbye / He Broke Your Memory Last Night / If Only / Congratulations / Silver Eagle / My Kind Of Country : How Blue / That's What He Said / I Want To Hear It From You / It's Not Over / Somebody Should Leave / Everything But My Heart / Don't You Believe Him / Before I Met You / He's Only Everything / You've Got Me | |||||
| 04/2015 | CD Nash Icon NICRM 0300 A (US) |
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Love Somebody - Going Out Like That / Enough (Reba McEntire feat: Jennifer Nettles) / She Got Drunk Last Night / Living Ain't Killed Me Yet / That's When I Knew / I'll Go On / Until They Don't Love You / Promise Me Something / Just Like Them Horses / Love Somebody / Love Land / Pray For Peace | |||||
| 06/2016 | CD Hotspur HSCD 1030 (UK) |
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Live from Gilley's - 4 August 1985 - Introduction - White Lightnin' / Invitation To The Blues / Sweet Dreams / Today All Over Again / Only You / Great Balls Of Fire / Crazy / I Fall To Pieces / Walkin' After Midnight / Why Do We Want (What We Know We Can't Have) / You're The First Time I’ve Thought About Leaving / I'd Say You / Daddy / Someday Soon / Over, Under, And Around / I Can See Forever In Your Eyes / I Don't Think Love Ought To Be That Way / I'm Not That Lonely Yet / (You Lift Me) Up To Heaven / Can't Even Get The Blues | |||||
| 2016 | CD Cracker Barrel NICRM0500A (US) |
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My Kind of Christmas - Winter Wonderland / The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire) / Santa Claus Is Coming To Town / O Holy Night / Hard Candy Christmas / O Come All Ye Faithful / Jingle Bell Rock / Silent Night / White Christmas / Jingle Bells / I'll Be Home For Christmas | |||||
| 02/2017 | 2 CD Nash Icon 400 (US) |
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Sing It Now -
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| 04/2019 | CD Big Machine 0600 (US) |
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Stronger than the Truth - Swing All Night Long With You / Stronger Than The Truth / Storm In A Shot Glass / Tammy Wynette Kind Of Pain / Cactus In A Coffee Can / Your Heart / The Clown / No U In Oklahoma / The Bar's Getting Lower / In His Mind / Freedom / You Never Gave Up On Me |
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| 10/2021 | 3 CD MCA B0033960-02 (US) |
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Revived Remixed Revisited :
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| 03/2022 | CD MCA B0034892-02 (US) |
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My Chains Are Gone - Hymns & Gospel Favorites - Jesus Loves Me / Oh, How I Love Jesus / When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder / Amazing Grace - My Chains Are Gone / I'll Fly Away / Because He Lives / In The Garden / Wonderful Peace (featuring The Isaacs) / How Great Thou Art / Softly And Tenderly (featuring Kelly Clarkson, Trisha Yearwood) / I'd Rather Have Jesus / The Lord's Prayer / Back To God (featuring Lauren Daigle) |
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