Reba McEntire returns this week on the WSVNRadio website, with her 1992 release, It's Your Call. McEntire has been one of the most popular country singers of the 1980s/early 1990s. And, in listening to her music, it definitely defines the country sound, where in the next decade, it turned into more of a pop/rock sound with just a small mix from the original country.

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The title track, likewise "Straight From You" are truly amazing country ballads; the instrumentation on "It's Your Call" is worth checking out. On "Straight From You," it can be an easy radio favorite for the true Reba/Country fan.

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"Take It Back" has a cool blues/country sound, another song worth listening to. "Baby's Gone Blues" is more of a moodier ballad, yet it still has the standard Country sound. "The Heart Won't Lie" has a more patriotic, energetic feel."One Last Good Hand" does have an almost pop meets country sound, with Reba's country sounding voice, she has a resemblance to Dolly Parton.

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The remaining songs: "He Wants To Get Married," "For Herself," "Will He Ever Go Away," and "Lighter Shade Of Blue" are very powerful Country ballads, and are very enjoyable listening tunes for the ears.

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"It's Your Call" features the 1980s Country sound, where the many ballads are the true standouts on this very well-done album. It's clear that McEntire's voice and her sound is definitely Country. It's Your Call is a very relaxing Country album, and it should be any Country fan's call, to say it is a very fine album.

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