Track Listing

1. When You Love Someone Like That (with LeAnn Rimes)
2. Does The Wind Still Blow In Oklahoma (with Ronnie Dunn)
3. Because Of You (with Kelly Clarkson)
4. Faith In Love (with Rascal Flatts)
5. She Can't Save Him (with Trisha Yearwood)
6. Everyday People (with Carole King)
7. Every Other Weekend (with Kenny Chesney)
8. These Broken Hearts (with Vince Gill)
9. Sleeping With The Telephone ( with Faith Hill)
10. The Only Promise That Remains (with Justin Timberlake)
11. Break Each Others Hearts Again (with Don Henley)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4288 in Music
• Released on: 2007-09-24
• Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

Nice one, Reba
I love Reba, I saw her in London some years ago and she was fabulous. I love the camp duets she's done with Linda Davis and it's a pity there's not one like that on this album. When I first got the record I went straight for the duet with Justin and was immediately disappointed, as you will be; but, when you've heard that song twice more you'll love it; it's an understated masterpiece; Reba tells the story and Justin lets her do just that, what a great collaboration. The album takes a few listens until you realise that it's all there. The Kelly Clarkson song is just amazing, you'll struggle not to laugh at one of the lines in the Trisha Yearwood, it's pure country trash, but perfectly done. The Carole King reminds you what a great singer that woman is, and the Ronnie Dunn, well, the album is worth it for that song alone; I didn't think they wrote them like that anymore. If you like Reba you must have this, you might not like it at first but believe me, you will!

Reba does it again
Reba has a great voice, and the compilation she has put together for this album is great. The feeling put into each song makes you just sit back, relax and listen. Quite a few older hits on the album, but again still great.

Great album
I am a fan of Reba and have been for many years. She has one of the best voices in music. She sings with power and emotion. A real performer. Although there are no bad tracks as such, one or 2 such as the one with Timberlake are a little weak. The duets with Gill, Chesney, Hill are all excellent. The duet with Leann Rimes is superb. Because of You with Kelly Clarkson was the lead off single and it deserved to be. Great track. Great song. The highlight is the duet with Ronnie Dunn. 2 great voices on a great song that could have been written 30 years ago but still sounds fresh. A classic. A well above average album that loses a star for the one or 2 weaker tracks but don't let those put you off, even they are not bad. Reba may be country but this is a great music album. Fans of Reba will like it as will fans of good pop/country. Very enjoyable. Recommended.