| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| All returns accepted | ReturnsNotAccepted |
| Industry | Music |
| Artist | Reba Mcentire |
| Original/Reproduction | Original |
| Genre | Country |
| Country/Region of Manufacture | United States |
With Loretta gone, few argue that Reba Mcentire is now the “Matriarch” of country music. Dozens of gold & platinum singles and albums, Reba fought her way up the Nashville ladder until she came into undisputed SUPERSTARDOM with this – her first PLATINUM award: Whoever’s in New England. She took home a Grammy, an ACM a CMA and more with two #1 songs on the album and her very first extraordinary MUSIC VIDEO of the same album name. That won her Best Female Vocal Performance and a Grammy just a year after the album’s release. She became known for her incredible music video’s from then on. Whoever’s in New England is Reba’s tenth studio album released on February 10, 1986 on MCA records. My father, Ken Kittinger knew Reba extremely well. She often visited his workshop and she even came to one of his World War II medal ceremonies (as seen in the photo). One of the “nicest” and “gracious” superstars, Reba will sign or talk to everyone waiting in line for her. She’s one-of-a-kind, coming from a genuine rodeo family from Chockie, Oklahoma, Reba could ride a horse, rope a steer or get a college degree. Sine the 1970’s, Reba has placed more than 100 singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, 25 of which reached #1. Pop made many of Reba’s gold & platinum awards for MCA and several “Reba items” are listed in my store here. More to come as I get through the more than 5,000 items he left in his legendary estate when he passed at age 91 in 2016. He was active until near his death and was the premier gold & platinum awards maker in Music City for more than 50 years.
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