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List Price: $6.98 | | Label: Mca Special Products
Salesrank: 73105
Released: October 24, 2000 |
| Our Price: $4.91 |
| Used Price: $0.44 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Reba Track Listing:
1. So, So, So Long
2. Sunday Kind of Love
3. New Fool at an Old Game
4. You're the One I Dream About
5. Silly Me
6. Respect
7. Do Right by Me
8. I Know How He Feels
9. Wish I Were Only Lonely
10. Everytime You Touch Her
Reba Reviews:
REBA 
2007-09-13 - This is the best CD ever that Reba ever made. I had one that was damamged. That was why I wanted to replace it. I couldn't beat the price.
Outstanding CD
2007-07-15 - This CD from the country music diva Reba McEntire is an outstanding CD which was the CD that crossed her over to pop music and younger audiences. From the first track "So, So, So Long" to "Everytime You Touch Her" are superb. The best song on the CD is the single and a tear jerker "I Know How He Feels." It is about a man she loves and it tears her up because he is with another woman and Reba loves him so much and knows all of his ways and knows how he feels. "New Fool At An Old Game" is another single and another tear jerker on the CD. She falls in love again and it is new to her but it is the same old thing happening. "Sunday Kind Of Love" is the 3rd single and by the way the music sounds it is in the 40's. The video is set in the 40's also. A man comes home from war to surprise his family. Another good song on the CD is "You're The One I Dream About." It could have been a single real easily. A very slow song about a woman who dreams about another man that she loves when she falls asleep. Every song on this CD is very outstanding. A very good CD for any Reba fan.
The best voice in music.
2007-05-05 - When I bought this album when it first came out I was a liitle concerned that it might not measure up to Reba's previous works. As a diehard fan of her pure country sound I was'nt sure I would like this record, but after listening to it I realized that Reba's voice is the real instrument. It's not the fiddles, and steel quitars that make her a country star, its the voice. Several reviewer's have stated that this album is what ended Reba's run as CMA female vocalist because it was'nt traditional country but, they fail to mention that K.T. Oslin is the one who broke Reba's streak and no one can say K.T. is traditional country. Lack of awards has nothing to do with the quality of this album. Reba decided to try something new and some people just can't accept change. They don't like that she just want's to "do what sells", but if she does'nt do what sells she'd be out of the business. If you are looking for a great album from the best there is give this a listen, and I mean listen to it with an open ear, otherwise you won't hear the best voice in music.
Not very "country" but still a great album
2006-12-14 - I'm not a country purist so maybe that is why I find this Album to be one of Reba's best. I have loved Reba as an artist since the 80's and I find it extremely gratifying that I've been able to hear her break out into other genre's. She has real talent and this is my favorite album of all time.
Good cd 
2006-06-16 - Nice cd from Reba. Heard her better and MOST CERTANELY heard her worse. The songs are good, but nothing special
