- Audio Cassette (17 Oct 1990)
- Format: Import
- Label: Mca Special Products
- ASIN: B000002PFP
- Other Editions: Audio CD | Vinyl
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
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Track Listings
| 1. I'm in Love All Over |
| 2. She's Single Again |
| 3. Great Divide |
| 4. Have I Got a Deal for You |
| 5. Red Roses (Won't Work Now) |
| 6. Only in My Mind |
| 7. She's the One Loving You Now |
| 8. Whose Heartache Is This Anyway |
| 9. I Don't Need Nothin' You Ain't Got |
| 10. Don't Forget Your Way Home |
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Reba recorded this album during the mid-eighties, when her style was very traditional country with plenty of fiddles and steel but no strings or other pop instrumentation. There are fine songs on this album, both ballads and up-tempo. Sad songs, happy songs, reflective songs - they're all here.
Perhaps the best of the lot is She's single again, a great song in which Reba gives a warning other women. Reba recorded this song unaware that Janie Fricke was also recording it. Janie's version was released as a single and made number two on the country charts. Some people think that Reba's version would have reached number one but nobody can tell. Janie was still a big name in country music at the time (though not for much longer) and her version, although more contemporary, is every bit as good as Reba's. I'm in love all over, Red roses won't work now, Only in my mind and Don't forget your way home are just a few of the other great songs here.
You have to appreciate traditional country music to love this, one of Reba's most traditional albums. Her other albums in a similar style included My kind of country, Merry Christmas to you and The last one to know.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
CALL ME A HICK IF YOU WILL
22 Sep 2005
Format:Audio CD
But there is no denying that Reba McEntire is as country as they come and this outstanding CD is proof of that!! First class all the way!! I never get tired of hearing this.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
MY FAVORITE REBA ALBUM
16 Sep 2005
Format:Audio CD
The liner notes by Emmylou Harris and Loretta Lynn say it all here. Reba is the master of her game here and this is my favorite of all her albums. Every cut on here could and should have been a number one!!!!!!!!! The first one, "I'm In Love All Over" is a great country line-dance tune!! Its also a great song!! "She's Single Again" should have been a single but Janie Fricke beat her to the punch with her version. Reba outdoes Janie in every way. "Red Roses Won't Work Now" is just beautiful. "Have I Got a Deal For You" is Reba at her very traditional best!! "Only In My Mind" is Reba's contribution as a writer and really the first song she wrote that wasn't mediocre as she really is not a writer. This one made top five and it was well deserved. "She's the ONe Loving You Now" is another one penned by her and I love it!! The fiddle work on this great country shuffle is outstanding!!!!! "Whose Heartache Is this Anyway" is country the way it should be!! Clean and wholesome and real!! The rest of the tunes are equally fine. If you own only one Reba CD this should be the one!!!!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
If you want variety, buy this!
16 April 2005
Format:Audio CD
There is so much variety on this one! I'm in Love All Over and I Don't Need Nothin' You Ain't Got are two great upbeat traditional country songs. She's Single Again and Have I Got A Deal For You are 2 great Traditional songs. The Great Divide is a wonderful ballad. Her self-penned hit "Only in My Mind" was amazing!! Up and to this point Reba's self-penned songs never made it anywhere, but this one did. If I'm remembering correctly it made the Top 10. I agree with the others however. Red Roses and Don't Forget... are the 2 worst songs, and the 2 I normally skip over. Don't make that not buy it though. It's a great album anyway. It was Reba's 1st album co-produced with Jimmy Bowen, who helped her career immensely. Although this sparked no #1 hits, all of her albums from 1986-1989 gave 2 each.
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