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- Herausgeber: Emily Whiteman
- Kategorie: Sachliteratur, Reportagen, Biografien
- Sprache: Englisch
Country Music Queen - What's Her Secret?
Reba McEntire is one of the most successful and beloved country music artists of all time. She's a Grammy, CMA, and ACM award-winner, and she's sold over 90 million records worldwide.
But what's her secret?
Delve into the highs and lows of Reba's remarkable life, from her humble beginnings in Oklahoma to conquering the world's biggest stages.
Reba's unwavering faith helped her overcome the plane disaster that claimed her band members.
Explore her journey from singing in local venues to becoming one of the most successful artists in country music history.
Learn how Reba's philanthropic endeavors have made a profound difference in the lives of countless individuals.
Get a glimpse into Reba's relationships, family, and the profound impact love and loss had on her life.
Prepare to have your heart and mind changed by Reba McEntire's extraordinary life.
Start reading and click to buy now. Discover the woman behind the music, the icon who has touched the hearts of millions, and the indomitable spirit that has made her a true legend.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023
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Reba McEntire
Biography
Country Music Queen
Emily Whiteman
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Conclusion
Copyright Notice
All rights reserved.
Copyright © 2023 by Emily Whiteman.
Introduction
In the heartland of America, amidst the rolling plains of Oklahoma, a star was born. Reba Nell McEntire, a name synonymous with country music royalty, entered the world on March 28, 1955. Little did the world know that this small-town girl would ascend to the heights of fame and establish herself as the unrivaled "Queen of Country."
From the very beginning, Reba exhibited an indomitable spirit, a tenacity that would carry her through life's trials and triumphs. Raised as one of four children, she learned the value of family bonds and hard work in the heartland of America. Her roots ran deep, intertwining with the rhythms of country life that would later resonate in her music.
As a child, Reba and her siblings came together to form the Singing McEntires. It was a humble beginning, performing at local events and recording for a small label. Little did they know that these early melodies were the first notes of a legendary career.
In pursuit of her education, Reba embarked on a journey to become a public school teacher. Her passion for imparting knowledge was evident, and her dreams seemed destined to take shape in a classroom. But fate had other plans, and destiny chose to intervene.
It was at a dusty rodeo event where the course of Reba's life altered dramatically. Her melodic voice echoed through the air, catching the attention of none other than country performer Red Steagall. He heard something special, a voice that possessed the power to move hearts and stir souls. It was in that moment, amidst the cheers of rodeo fans, that Red Steagall became Reba's guiding star.
In 1975, a young Reba McEntire packed her dreams and aspirations and embarked on a journey to Nashville, Tennessee, the epicenter of country music. Accompanied by her devoted mother, they ventured into uncharted territory, where the pursuit of a dream would test their mettle.
The early years in Nashville were marked by struggles, as PolyGram/Mercury Records released a series of Reba's albums and singles that garnered little recognition. Yet, the seeds of determination had been sown, and Reba was ready to thrive.
The 1980s proved to be a turning point in her career. Hits like "(You Lift Me) Up to Heaven," "I'm Not That Lonely Yet," and the chart-topping "Can't Even Get the Blues" catapulted her to stardom. With each song, she etched her name deeper into the annals of country music history.
However, as success beckoned, Reba realized that she was not content with simply following the mainstream. In 1984, she took a leap of faith and signed with MCA Records, setting the stage for her breakout release, "My Kind of Country." This album, brimming with authenticity and traditional country style, marked a new chapter in her musical journey.
The 1980s saw Reba release seven more studio albums, each adorned with country hits, including "One Promise Too Late," "The Last One to Know," and the Grammy Award-winning "Whoever's in New England." Her music resonated with a generation, a timeless echo of emotion and storytelling.
