Reba McEntire at Choctaw Grand Theater

Reba McEntire's professional singing career began with the stuff that all-American superstar dreams are made of. On one fateful day in 1974, Country artist Red Steagall spotted Reba, a high schooler who was hired to perform the national anthem at the National Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma City. Some years later in 1977, she released her first solo album that placed her within the Nashville sound. After a good run of five album releases, she moved to a new record label where she released her 1984 album "My Kind of Country". The album made astonishing breakthroughs in her career as it spawned two number one singles: "How Blue" and "Somebody Should Leave".

Reba McEntire has since released 33 studio albums, 24 singles hitting the number one spot on the charts, 16 number one albums in the sales charts, with 28 albums certified as gold, platinum, or multi-platinum in sales. McEntire has a cumulative sales of 75 million records worldwide and counting. Truly deserving of the title "The Queen of Country".

Reba McEntire has always been cited as a major influence and an inspiration for both aspirings and established country singers. The Net Music Countdown describes her significance as, "That influence has manifested itself in many ways. As a role model, she's shown others how to handle fame with grace and good humor while never backing down from her values or goals. Just as importantly, she's shown others to refuse to accept limitations on what she can do or how much she can achieve." McEntire also explained to the online website, "Whatever I'm doing, I feel like I'm representing country music". "It's always been my main career, and it's where my loyalties lie. I feel like I'm waving the flag of country music wherever I go, and I couldn't be prouder to do it."

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