Room To Breathe Music Cd

Reba Mcentire - Room To Breathe

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Room to Breathe      Artist : Reba McEntire      List Price : $13.98 USD        Your Price : $13.98 USD      ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 2003-11-18      Studio : Mca      Label : Mca      Avg. Customer Rating : (102 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for Room To Breathe      Excellence Once Again      Rating:      I Highly recommend this CD. Reba has really out done herself. All of the songs on this CD are just Wonderful.     Customer Reviews for Room To Breathe Cd      first CD in 4 years      Rating:      This is Reba's First CD in four years and it was a long awaited project. The first single "I'm Gonna Take That Mountain" is very upbeat and about how she can take anything on and get it done. The 2nd single "Somebody" is my favorite track on the CD. It is a very beautiful love story about a man who talks to a woman about all of his troubles with relationships and they both do not realize that they are falling in love with each other day by day until one day they meet eye to eye and they finally realize it. The 3rd single "He Gets That From Me" is about a son that has characteristics of his father and mother. You do not know what happened to the dad in the video until the very end when they go to the graveyard to visit the father's grave. Breath taking video if you ask me and is also very sad. The 4th single "My Sister" is about 2 sisters that are best friends but are miles apart and they call each other from time to time. 2 other songs on this CD that are moving are "Moving Oleta" and "Sky Full Of Angels" Editorial Reviews for Room To Breathe Audio Cd      Amazon.com      Reba McEntire's first album in four years finds the spunky redhead (and sitcom star) thinking like a singer again. Where she'd virtually burned out, doing too many albums a year, she's now thoughtful about her material, updating her repertoire with the hill-country radio hit, "I'm Gonna Take That Mountain," while also drawing on the kinds of meaty ballads that propelled her to diva-ness. If "Moving Oleta," a nursing home tale of love, is too squishy a topic for most folks, McEntire seems to be saying that it's high time we looked unflinchingly at a full range of relationships beyond the standard romantic fare. To that end, there's the woman-to-woman song, "My Sister," the pained adoption tale of "Secret," and the bittersweet "He Gets That From Me," a tribute to families who lost loved ones on 9/11. By the time McEntire mixes in some uptempo dance tunes, a gospel number, and a straight-country waltz, she's delivered an album that's a combination of all of the types of music she's recorded over the past 25 years. Thankfully she keeps her trademark vocal curlicues to a minimum, which allows guests Alison Krauss, Union Station vocalist/guitarist Dan Tyminski, and Vince Gill to sweeten the sound. But it's really all Reba, in a very classy return. --Alanna Nash