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Track Listing DISC 1: 1. How Blue 2. Somebody Should Leave 3. Have I Got A Deal For You 4. Only In My Mind 5. Whoever's In New England 6. Little Rock 7. What Am I Gonna Do About You 8. Let The Music Lift You Up 9. One Promise Too Late 10. Last One To Know, The 11. Love Will Find It's Way To You 12. Sunday Kind of Love 13. I Know How He Feels 14. New Fool At An Old Game 15. Cathy's Clown 16. 'Til Love Comes Again 17. Walk On
DISC 2: 1. You Lie 2. Rumor Has It 3. Fancy 4. Fallin' Out of Love 5. For My Broken Heart 6. Is There Life Out There 7. Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia, The 8. Greatest Man I Never Knew, The 9. Take It Back 10. Heart Won't Lie, The - (featuring Vince Gill) 11. It's Your Call 12. Does He Love You - (featuring Linda Davis) 13. Why Haven't I Heard From You 14. She Thinks His Name Was John 15. Till You Love Me 16. Heart Is A Lonely Hunter, The 17. And Still
DISC 3: 1. Ring On Her Finger, Time On Her Hands 2. Starting Over Again 3. Fear Of Being Alone, The 4. How Was I To Know 5. I'd Rather Ride Around With You 6. What If It's You 7. If You See Him, If You See Her - (featuring Brooks & Dunn) 8. Forever Love 9. Wrong Night 10. One Honest Heart 11. What Do You Say 12. I'll Be 13. I'm A Survivor 14. Somebody 15. He Gets That From Me 16. Because of You - (featuring Kelly Clarkson)
Album Notes Audio Remasterer: Hank Williams III. The lavishly packaged three-disc box set 50 GREATEST HITS is a solid overview of Reba McEntire's tenure at MCA Records, from 1984 to 2007. Opening with 1984's "How Blue," McEntire's first hit single for the label, the set continues in roughly chronological order all the way to 2007's "Because of You," a duet with Kelly Clarkson co-written by Ben Moody and David Hodges of Evanescence. As a result, 50 GREATEST HITS is a history not only of McEntire's career, but of Nashville tastes as a whole during this time period. Winding from the mid-1980s new traditionalist scene through the sparkly glamour of the post-Garth Brooks 1990s to the twangy pop songs of modern country radio, this box set neatly encapsulates the high points of Reba McEntire's output.
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