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Reba McEntire will launch another concert special from her archive on YouTube on Friday (26). Thanks to popular demand, the 1990 show Reba In Concert will be available digitally for the first time, after the success of last month’s airing of the Reba: Live concert from 1994. More than 100,000 fans watched that show in its first three days on YouTube.

The concert was filmed at the Frank Erwin Center in Austin, Texas on October 18 that year. It includes some of the country superstar’s most popular material, such as “Fancy,” “You Lie” and “Whoever’s In New England.” It stands as a dedication to Reba’s original band members, who played with her on the special, and who tragically lost their lives in a plane crash the following year.

The show features 16 songs and will premiere at 7.30pm CT. As with the Reba: Live event, McEntire will celebrate the airing with her fans on her YouTube channel . She has also shared a teaser trailer:

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“This show is very special to me,” says Reba, “because it features my friends that we lost in a plane crash 29 years ago. Their love for music and incredible talents deserve to be seen again, and I’m so glad that we’re getting the chance to stream this concert for the first time ever. I can’t wait to watch it and I hope they will feel all the love we still have for them.”

McEntire’s Rumor Has It album is to be reissued to mark its 30th anniversary, in various formats, on MCA Nashville on September 11. The set included four Top 10 hits in the title song, “You Lie,” “Fallin’ Out Of Love” and “Fancy.” The anniversary edition vinyl will include a bonus live acoustic version of “Fancy” recorded at the Ryman Auditorium. The CD and digital versions will feature that and a new dance remix of “Fancy.”

The 30th anniversary editions of Rumor Has It  are released on September 11. Pre-order them here .

Listen to the best of Reba McEntire on Apple Music and Spotify .

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TONIGHT: Reba McEntire To Livestream Her 1990 Concert Special

Her Royal Majesty, Queen Reba McEntire , is giving us more of the content we’ve been craving. After blessing the internet with her 1994 concert special last month, Reba announced that she will livestream another of her iconic shows.

Tonight (8/28), exclusively on her YouTube channel , fans will be able to watch the concert recorded during Reba’s 1990 tour.

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Reba says that this special livestream is dedicated to her late bandmates , who appear in the concert and were killed in a helicopter crash in 1991.

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Reba McEntire to Re-Launch 1990 Concert Special, ‘Reba In Concert’

The throwback special arrives on YouTube this Friday (August 28).

After the positive reception of her first concert special’s YouTube re-launch, country superstar Reba McEntire is gearing up for round two.

Arriving this Friday (August 28) for its digital debut, Reba In Concert will take fans back in time to another of McEntire’s iconic performances. The concert was originally filmed in 1990 at the Frank Erwin Center in Austin, Texas, and now stands as a dedication to the late members of McEntire’s original band. They’re featured in this concert film, but tragically lost their lives in a plane crash the following year.

“This show is very special to me because it features my friends that we lost in a plane crash 29 years ago,” McEntire shares. “Their love for music and incredible talents deserve to be seen again, and I’m so glad that we’re getting the chance to stream this concert for the first time ever. I can’t wait to watch it and I hope they will feel all the love we still have for them.”

 Aside from the meaningful dedication, the concert special will also feature 16 theatrical performances including “Fancy,” “You Lie” and “Whoever’s In New England” — plus a stunning series of stage gowns and that unmistakable ’80s-diva hair. Reba In Concert premieres at 7:30 pm CT, and the star will celebrate by chatting with fans on her YouTube page.

It’s just the latest in a series of re-release news from McEntire’s lately. Last month, her 1994 concert special  Reba: Live arrived on YouTube, and on September 11 she’ll revive her 1990 album, Rumor Has It , 30 years after that milestone project first came out.

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Due to popular demand, Country Music Hall of Famer and Oklahoma native Reba McEntire is set to re-launch another of her classic concert specials Friday night exclusively on YouTube.   

Marking the first time this special will be available digitally, "Reba In Concert" features some of the esteemed entertainer’s biggest hits, including “Fancy,” “You Lie” and “Whoever’s In New England.” The show was filmed in 1990 at the Frank Erwin Center in Austin, Texas, and serves as a dedication to Reba’s original band members - featured in the special - who tragically died in a plane crash the following year, according to a news release. 

“This show is very special to me because it features my friends that we lost in a plane crash 29 years ago,” Reba said in a statement. “Their love for music and incredible talents deserve to be seen again, and I’m so glad that we’re getting the chance to stream this concert for the first time ever. I can’t wait to watch it and I hope they will feel all the love we still have for them.”

Featuring 16 iconic performances, "Reba In Concert" will premiere at 7:30 p.m. Friday, and the Chockie native will celebrate with fans through a chat on her YouTube channel HERE .

As previously reported, Reba last month released her 1994 concert special "Reba: Live" on YouTube to massive success. More than 100,000 fans watched it in just the first three days, according to the news release. 

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Also as previously reported, the Country Music Hall of Fame member is set to re-release her legendary album "Rumor Has It" in celebration of its 30th anniversary. The album includes Reba's four Top 10 hits, including the title track, “You Lie,” “Fallin’ Out Of Love” and “Fancy.” The anniversary edition vinyl will include a bonus track, a live acoustic version of “Fancy” recorded at The Ryman, while the CD and digital versions will feature that bonus track and a new dance remix of “Fancy.” Special CD, vinyl and autographed bundle packages will be available for fans featuring items such as a commemorative lithograph, limited-edition t-shirt and more. Additional information can be found at www.reba.com .

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Reba McEntire’s New Concert Special Honors Band Members Who Died in 1991 Plane Crash

Reba McEntire is taking a walk down memory lane and remembering her late band members, and she's taking fans on the journey with her.

The country icon is releasing another YouTube special titled Reba in Concert  that was taped during her 1990 show at the Frank Erwin Center in Austin, Texas.

In addition to performances of 16 of her beloved songs, the special also serves as a tribute to McEntire's original band members Chris Austin, Kirk Cappello, Joey Cigainero, Paula Kay Evans, Terry Jackson, Anthony Saputo and Michael Thomas, who were killed in a tragic plane crash in 1991, along with her road manager Jim Hammon. All of those band members appear in the special.

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In a video preview of the show, McEntire sings clips of "Fancy," "Little Rock" and "Somebody Should Leave" while strutting across the stage in flashy costumes, with big hair and a big voice to match.

"This show is very special to me because it features my friends that we lost in a plane crash 29 years ago. Their love for music and incredible talents deserve to be seen again, and I’m so glad that we’re getting the chance to stream this concert for the first time ever. I can’t wait to watch it and I hope they will feel all the love we still have for them," McEntire shares in a press release.

The new special   follows the release of another,  Reba: Live,  that featured footage from her 1994 concert at the Omaha Civic Center. She's also set to re-release her Rumor Has It   album in honor of its 30th anniversary on Sept. 11.  Reba in Concert  streams on YouTube at 8:30PM ET on Friday (Aug. 28).

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Reba McEntire is honoring her late band members, who passed away in a plane crash in 1991. The country legend' is sharing her 1990 concert special Reba in Concert,  which was filmed in 1990 at the Frank Erwin Center in Austin, Texas . The concert, which streams on YouTube on August 28 at 7:30 CT, features McEntire's late band members.

The 1990 concert features "Can't Even Get the Blues," "Somebody Should Leave," "Little Rock" and "Fancy."

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Jim Hammon (Tour Manager), Kirk Cappello (Music Director and Keyboard), Chris Austin (Fiddle/Guitar/Vocals) Joey Cigainero (Keyboard), Paula Kaye Evans (Vocals), Terry Jackson (Bass), Tony Saputo (Drums) and Michael Thomas (Guitar) passed away in a March 16, 1991 plane crash.

When McEntire won the ACM award for Female Vocalist of the Year in 1991, she dedicated the award to her band members.

"This is for my eight buddies," McEntire said through tears. "I know they're grinning up there knowing they've had so many friends on earth."

McEntire will re-release her iconic album Rumor Has It on September 11 in honor of the 30th anniversary of the record.

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Reba McEntire and Barbara Mandrell's "I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool" Duet Was Epic

You aren't going to get a more powerhouse country duo than Reba McEntire and Barbara Mandrell.

With multiple decades of country hits, The Voice 's Reba McEntire exudes country pride in everything she does. The Oklahoma native grew up around rodeos and cowboy boots and has nothing but love for her country beginnings before hitting it big.

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McEntire has become a pillar of the country industry and yet has managed to stay grounded throughout her sprawling career. It helps that The Voice Coach relishes any opportunity to rock a country set.

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In honor of The Grand Ole Opry's 70th Anniversary in 1996, McEntire teamed up with fellow country titan Barbara Mandrell to deliver a powerhouse performance of Mandrell's 1981 hit "I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool," and it was a certified treat .

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If there's anyone who loves singing with other powerful country artists, it is Reba McEntire — which made her the perfect choice when Mandrell took the stage at the Ryman Auditorium for a live performance of her 80s hit "I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool."

"Girl, I am so thrilled to be here at the Ryman with you," Mandrell mused before the set. "I love you so much, and this is the first time. I've always wanted us to do something together; this is the first time."

"It is," McEntire agreed. "And I'm really glad that my first time to get to sing on the stage of the Ryman Auditorium is with you ."

"This is your... are you kidding?" Mandrell asked.

"Yeah," McEntire confirmed. "I'm not kidding!" Until Mandrell's 1996 performance, McEntire had never performed at the Ryman Auditorium, which had been the home of the Grand Ole Opry until 1974 .

"I love that!" Mandrell gushed.

"Yeah, with Barbara Mandrell!" McEntire exclaimed gleefully as the band started playing.

Mandrell and McEntire's voices are a match made in heaven, boasting perfect sonic synergy for the country-fried duet. Mandrell and McEntire are western-singing sirens, and they injected soul and delightful banter throughout their stirring performance of "I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool."

The song's lyrics — all centered around the singers' unabashed pride in their country roots — served as a fun-filled launching pad for several cute moments together as they reminisced on "puttin' peanuts in my Coke," "wearin' straight-leg Levis," and other bits of nostalgic. 

About halfway through the performance, Mandrell pointed out the balcony seat she sat in during her first-ever visit to the iconic venue. McEntire then revealed that she scored a seat under the balcony during her first visit, earning a chuckle from Mandrell before they launched back into the angelic song.

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McEntire and Mandrell's vocals were firing off on all cylinders throughout the set, and they upped the ante during the final chorus when the pair belted the final note with expert precision. After singing the final lyric, " I was country when country wasn't cool ," Mandrell cheekily added, "We were, we are, and we always will be."

"We've come a long way, baby!" McEntire cheered as the pair swapped sweet post-performance pleasantries.

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Produced by Tom Collins and co-written by Kye Fleming and Dennis Morgan, the anthem reached No. 1 on Billboard 's Hot Country Singles and spent 13 weeks on the chart.

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Reba McEntire is without doubt one of the finest women in country music history. From her strong Oklahoma roots to her outstanding history of breaking records in country music, Reba has earned her place at the top of Nashville’s pinnacle of success.

Reba McEntire Biography

Reba Nell McEntire , known simply as Reba, is more than just an American country music singer and actress; she’s a living legend, the embodiment of the heart and soul of country music. With tour dates that have resonated with fans around the world, Reba has proven time and again why she’s hailed as “the Queen of Country.” Her journey from a humble Oklahoma upbringing to the bright lights of Nashville is a story of passion, perseverance, and profound talent.

Tour Dates That Tell a Tale:

• Reba’s music has touched the hearts of millions, with over 100 singles gracing the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart since the 1970s, and an astounding 25 of those singles reaching the coveted number one spot.
• Her live shows are legendary, where fans experience the magic of her timeless hits. From the moment she steps on stage, Reba weaves a musical tapestry that captivates her audience.

Awards and Achievements:

• Grammy Award Winner for the iconic “Whoever’s in New England.”
• An unstoppable force in country music, Reba has sold over 75 million records worldwide, solidifying her status as a true country icon.

Born and raised in Oklahoma, Reba’s journey began as a young girl, singing harmonies with her siblings as “The Singing McEntires.” They performed at local events, planting the seeds of what would become an extraordinary career. Her path led her to Southeastern Oklahoma State University, where she studied to be a teacher while continuing to pursue her musical dreams.

Nashville Calling:

The turning point came when the talented Red Steagall discovered Reba’s enchanting voice at a rodeo event. Steagall’s belief in her potential led to a life-changing moment. With Steagall’s help, she secured a recording contract with PolyGram/Mercury Records in 1975, embarking on her journey to Nashville.

A Musical Evolution:

While her early years with PolyGram/Mercury Records saw moderate success, it was her transition to MCA Records in 1984 that marked a new chapter. “My Kind of Country” was a game-changer, bringing two number one Billboard country singles and a shift towards a more traditional musical style.

In 1991, tragedy struck when Reba lost eight of her band members in a plane crash, leading to her critically acclaimed album, “For My Broken Heart.” This profound experience inspired her highest-selling album to date.

The Artistic Chameleon:

Reba’s career isn’t limited to music; her versatility shines in the world of acting. From her film debut in “Tremors” to her role as Annie Oakley in the Broadway musical “Annie Get Your Gun,” she’s left an indelible mark.

In 2001, “Reba,” the TV series where she starred, graced our screens, and her recent venture as a coach on “The Voice” from 2023 onwards is a testament to her timeless appeal.

Reba’s life is a true embodiment of the American dream, a tale of family, love, and unwavering dedication. Her journey from the heart of Oklahoma to the epicenter of country music in Nashville is a testament to the power of dreams and the ability to transcend boundaries.

Full Discography:

• 1977: Reba McEntire
• 1979: Out of a Dream
• 1980: Feel the Fire
• 1981: Heart to Heart
• 1982: Unlimited
• 1983: Behind the Scene
• 1984: Just a Little Love
• 1984: My Kind of Country
• 1985: Have I Got a Deal for You
• 1986: Whoever’s in New England
• 1986: What Am I Gonna Do About You
• 1987: The Last One to Know
• 1987: Merry Christmas to You
• 1989: Sweet Sixteen
• 1990: Rumor Has It
• 1991: For My Broken Heart
• 1992: It’s Your Call
• 1994: Read My Mind
• 1995: Starting Over
• 1996: What If It’s You
• 1998: If You See Him
• 1999: The Secret of Giving: A Christmas Collection
• 1999: So Good Together
• 2003: Room to Breathe
• 2007: Reba: Duets
• 2009: Keep On Loving You
• 2010: All the Women I Am
• 2015: Love Somebody
• 2016: My Kind of Christmas
• 2017: Sing It Now: Songs of Faith & Hope
• 2019: Stronger Than the Truth
• 2023: Not That Fancy

Reba McEntire is more than a country music legend; she’s a symbol of tenacity and artistry that has left an indelible mark on the world. Witness her live, and you’ll understand why her tour dates are the stuff of dreams—a journey through time and emotion where her music connects hearts and transcends borders.

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Reba McEntire Songs From The 90’s

Reba McEntire songs from the 90’s will always have a place in our hearts.  Reba has been cranking out country music songs for over 5 decades, totaling over 120 singles.  But, if you ask any country fan, Reba McEntire songs from the 90’s are usually at the top of their list of faves.

Reba McEntire released her first album in 1976, however those songs didn’t create a whole lot of buzz and fell flat.  Her second album, “Out Of A Dream,” was released in 1979 and put her on the map and Top 40 charts.  In to the 1980’s Reba continued to release music and put herself on the map, hitting back to back spots on the Top 20 charts.

By the 1990’s, Reba McEntire’s songs made her a household name and the rest is history.  Reba McEntire songs from the 90’s included huge hits, and easily changed her status from household name to country music icon, and helped secure her place in the Country Music Hall Of Fame.  Let’s take a look at some of Reba’s most popular songs from the 90s.

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Reba McEntire: Fancy

If you ask most country music fans what their first favorite Reba song is, nine times out of ten the answer is “Fancy.”  The song was released in 1991 under her “Rumor Has It” album and made it to #8 on the country music charts.  The dark lyrics and storytelling depict Reba as a girl named Fancy who was born in a shack to a destitute mother who shipped her off with gentleman callers when she was a young teen so she could make a life for herself.

What a lot of people don’t know about Reba McEntire’s “Fancy,” is that contrary to popular belief it’s not her real life story and is actually a remake of Bobbie Gentry’s song from 1970.

Reba McEntire: The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia

Reba released The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia in 1992 on her “For My Broken Heart Album.”  Next year her hit song will turn 30 years old, but just like Fancy, it was also a remake.  Despite the fact that the Reba version will always be a classic, the 90’s classic was originally a 70’s  classic from Bobby Russell and Vicky Lawrence.

Reba McEntire: For My Broken Heart

It wouldn’t be a complete list of Reba songs from the 90’s without her chart topper song For My Broken Heart.  The song was released from her album of the same name in 1991 and shot up to the #1 spot on both American and Canadian country music charts.

Reba McEntire: The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter

In the mid 90’s Reba released two albums back to back.  Read My Mind was released in April 1994, and Starting Over (full of covers of her favorite artists) hit the country music radio stations in October 1995.  Despite the lengthy list of new songs, only one song from both albums topped the charts, The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter.

Reba McEntire: If You See Him/If You See Her

In the late 90’s Reba got her mojo back on the country music charts, and hit the ball out of the park with the help of Brooks and Dunn on the classic “If You See Him/If You See Her,” which skyrocketed to the number one position on the charts in 1998 and was part of Reba’s 23rd album.  By 2000 the country music queen had already released 24 studio albums, gracing us with hundreds of songs that will go down in country music history.

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[…] parents were both musically inclined, and she began singing and performing at a young age. Reba signed her first recording contract in 1974, and released her debut album in […]

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