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Reba branched out on this album to lend her voice to a new sound. Less country, and more cross-over, this album is almost mellow and flows gracefully from one song to the next. It definetely creates a mood and contains excellent songwriting. Reba vocals are highlighted most on the torch-song and first single, "Sunday Kind Of Love." The beautiful "I Know How He Feels," was the second single and found its way to the top of the charts. The absolute best song on the album though is the very simple guitar/vocal of "Everytime You Touch Her." Other highlights include "Wish I Were Only Lonely," "Do Right By Me," and "Silly Me." Reba's version of Aretha Franklin's "Respect," which has become a stage favorite, is here but the studio version lacks the energy Reba brings to it on stage and is really the only low point on the album.