The best country music videos from Today's Superstars and Yesterday's Legends
Is Reba a night owl or an early bird? Does she prefer Facebook or Twitter? Does she like Italian or Mexican food better? These are just a few of the important questions Reba answers in this CMT Minute video.
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As a SiriusXM subscriber, I received the following email today:
Reba McEntire Takes Over Prime CountryWhen: Nov. 5 | 5pm ET – Nov. 9
CHANNEL 17 – PRIME COUNTRYCountry superstar Reba McEntire takes over SiriusXM’s Prime Country channel for five days of “Reba Radio.”
This special limited engagement will feature Reba hosting a track-by-track presentation of her new album, All The Women I Am. Listeners will also hear personal stories behind Reba’s biggest hits like “Is There Life Out There,” “Fancy” and “I’m a Survivor,” music by some of her favorite artists, and an in-depth interview and performance from SiriusXM’s acclaimed series, Artist Confidential. Plus, Reba will host a Top 20 countdown of her own songs — as voted by Prime Country listeners.
For more information about “Reba Radio”, visit Prime Country on SiriusXM. And, to get you primed and ready for Reba tomorrow, here’s a clip from SiriusXM featuring Reba in their studios. Enjoy!
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Wow! Think about that statement. Reba’s Turn on the Radio just became her 60th top ten hit on the Billboard Hot Country charts this week. According to my calculations*, she has 58 solo top ten hits and two guest single top tens (1986′s Mind Your Own Business w/Hank Williams, Jr., Reverend Ike, Willie Nelson, and Tom Petty and 2008′s Cowgirls Don’t Cry with Brooks & Dunn).
That’s a remarkable achievement from a remarkable woman. Congratulations Reba!
If Reba’s new single Turn on the Radio hits number one on the Billboard Hot Country charts, it will be her 25th number one single on the Billboard Hot Country charts, which will tie Dolly Parton as the most ever by a female country singer. Dolly’s last number one was When I Get Where I’m Going, her duet with Brad Paisley from 2006. Reba’s last number one was earlier this year when she hit number one with Consider Me Gone.
Let’s help Reba make history. If you like Turn On The Radio, call up your local radio station and request it. If you haven’t seen the video for the song yet, here you go. Enjoy!
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Last week, we took you behind-the-scenes, and this week it’s the read deal! Here’s Reba’s new video for Turn On The Radio. Enjoy!
P.S. If for some reason, the video isn’t playing, you can watch it on CMT.com. Thanks!
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On August 18, 2009, Valory released Reba McEntire’s first album on the label called Keep On Loving You. It produced three top 15 singles on the Billboard Hot Country charts including her first number one single (Consider Me Gone) since 2004′s Somebody. The first single from the album was Strange. Have a look at the video one more time.
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This is one of the best behind-the-scenes videos I’ve ever seen of the shooting of a music video. It’s for Reba McEntire’s latest single Turn On The Radio, and Reba takes us behind-the-scenes in the extremely hot warehouse where the video was shot. You also get to see Reba and crew head down to the basement when a tornado warning goes off during the middle of the shoot.
Reba looks fantastic in all black, and I’m sure the video’s gonna be great. Enjoy this behind-the-scenes look at a country legend in action!
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Look at Reba. Maybe she wants to knock Taylor off the top of the social media world… She just learned how to post a video on TwitVid, and it’s pretty cute to watch her. It reminds me a little of the first time I used Skype – Pretty cool, but pretty awkward as well. Again, this is why I love the internet. Where else can you see Reba sitting at home just being Reba. Gotta love her!
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Remember Reba as Annie Oakley in Broadway’s Annie Get Your Gun? Reba’s five-month stint on Broadway as Annie came to a close on this day back in 2001, and the city of New York celebrated Reba McEntire Day. At least for one day, Reba ruled New York City! That’s pretty cool.
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