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Before starting to put together her new double CD, Reba #1's, recording-artist turned toast-of-Broadway turned sitcom-star Reba McEntire had no idea how many number-1 country singles she actually had. Turns out it's 33! Her new release includes two new tracks, including the single "You're Gonna Be." "I'm very lucky to be still in the business," says McEntire. Reba, we're the lucky ones.

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