Reba McEntire: Country Music's Queen - Softcover

Cusic, Don

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9780312064501: Reba McEntire: Country Music's Queen

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ISBN 10: 0312064500 ISBN 13: 9780312064501

Publisher: St Martins Pr, 1991

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Shows how the ground-breaking female country vocalist won the hearts of American fans, from a dusty rodeo arena in Oklahoma to the bright lights of Nashville's Grand Ol' Opry

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Country singer Reba McEntire's first big break came when she was asked to sing the national anthem at the 1974 National Rodeo Finals in Oklahoma City. Cusic ( Randy Travis , St. Martin's, 1990) recounts how her career subsequently took off like a barrel race. The ten-year span of 1975-85 culminated in a Country Music Association's Top Female Vocalist of the Year award. Since then she has clicked off accomplishments right and left: three additional Top Female Vocalist awards, a Grammy, and an appearance at Carnegie Hall for which she received a five-minute ovation. Cusic includes background tidbits from McEntire's childhood, her rodeo performances during high school and college, and her experience with the country music publishing business. Recommended for country music collections.
- Kathleen Sparkman, Baylor Univ., Waco, Tex.
Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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