WE'RE ALL ALONE - THE VIDEO

By popular demand it has been decided to feature the "We're All Alone" video again. Usually we feature live performances on fancyreba.com instead of regular music videos but we made an exception this time since it is such a rare video. The video has never aired in the US and you won't see it anywhere but here - enjoy!

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International Reba McEntire Meetup Day

Here are some tips for those of you who have not yet signed up or may have questions about it.

This is how it works:

1. You sign up at the website.
2. During registration you tell it where you are from (I suggest picking a larger city closer to you if you are from a small town. As an example I put Tulsa OK but I live in a smaller town outside of Tulsa.)
3. You need at least 5 people in your city for a successful meetup.

Right now the Reba meetups are still a new thing and I don't think there has been a meetup in any cities yet since the numbers are still so low. We need to get everyone signed up so this will work. Tell everyone you know.

Reba meetups are scheduled for the 2nd Monday of every month.

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It's the 22nd Time at No. 1 for Reba McEntire

By: Craig Shelburne

In a remarkable feat of longevity and reinvention, Reba McEntire has returned to the No. 1 spot on Billboard's country chart for the 22nd time with "Somebody." McEntire's first No. 1, "I Can't Even Get the Blues," topped the chart on Jan. 8, 1983.

To put this accomplishment in perspective, consider that other No. 1 songs in 1983 include the Kenny Rogers-Dolly Parton duet, "Islands in the Stream," Larry Gatlin's "Houston" and John Anderson's "Swingin'," and that McEntire was competing for airplay against John Conlee, Janie Fricke, Crystal Gayle, Mickey Gilley, Ronnie McDowell, Ronnie Milsap, Anne Murray, T.G. Sheppard and Shelly West.

The landscape has certainly changed, but the country singles chart always remains a battle.

This week, Tim McGraw's "Live Like You Were Dying" and Kenny Chesney's "I Go Back" each fall a spot to second and third place, respectively, while Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss' "Whiskey Lullaby" and Billy Currington's "I Got a Feelin'" hold steady at fourth and fifth. Josh Gracin's "I Want to Live" and Terri Clark's "Girls Lie Too" stick to No. 6 and No. 7, respectively, while Keith Urban's "Days Go By," Jimmy Buffett's "Hey, Good Lookin'" and Andy Griggs' "She Thinks She Needs Me" round out the Top 10.

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