- Audio Cassette (24 Oct 2000)
- Format: Import
- Label: Mca Special Products
- ASIN: B000002PHL
- Other Editions: Audio CD
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
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Track Listings
| 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 |
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This CD is one of her earlier recordings but it is an excellent example ofthe different styles Reba can sing. From the toe tapping Respect to theheartfelt Everytime You Touch Her you can see why this lady has beenaround and at the top for so long. New singers may come and go but Rebawill be around for a long time. Always reinventing herself but notnecessarily pandering to the current fashions Reba shows us what she doesbest..entertaining. Highly recommended as an introduction to this fineartist.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Not very "country" but still a great album
13 Dec 2006
Format:Audio CD
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.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
BAD MOVE
17 Sep 2005
Format:Audio CD
When Reba ventured into the pop field with this release she said in her autobiography that this album did not lend itself to steel and fiddles. It would have been far better if it had. I can picture and hear "New Fool at an Old Game" or "Silly Me" or the other ballads with new production in a traditional vein that would have made these songs stand out!! "Respect" is a disaster.......a true insult to the Aretha Franklin classic. Reba needs to stop trying to cover other people's tunes. This album marked the end of "Reba" as true country fans knew her and loved her. It was never the same after this.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Good, Solid Pop-Country Fun
24 Feb 2011
Format:Audio CD
This album is a dividing point for a lot of Reba fans. Prior to this one, Reba had been in the middle of a very traditional country sound. During her more traditional era, she recorded songs such as "How Blue," "Somebody Should Leave," "Whoever's in New England," "The Last One to Know," "What Am I Going to Do About You," and "One Promise Too Late."
This album is definitely a departure from those sounds, and marked the beginning of a more pop-country era for Reba's music. If you like the singles - "Sunday Kind of Love," "I Know How He Feels," and "New Fool at an Old Game," you'll like the album, because they represent the type of music found on the album well.
This album is definitely a departure from those sounds, and marked the beginning of a more pop-country era for Reba's music. If you like the singles - "Sunday Kind of Love," "I Know How He Feels," and "New Fool at an Old Game," you'll like the album, because they represent the type of music found on the album well.
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