Reba McEntire

The 1990s changed everything about country music.

"I'll never forget the wonderful times we spent together."

Can we just skip the other holidays and start with Christmas music?

Many celebrities and public figures have been immortalized in wax by the famous Madame Tussauds -- including a number of country stars! 

The '80s were a transitional decade for country music: a time when artists could try out different styles and approaches -- and, by extension, adopt new traditions that would come to reverberate in the '90s and beyond.

Many of our favorite country stars have been in the public eye for multiple decades, which means that some of them have changed a lot since when they first hit the stage.

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The country superstar has been announced as the first recipient of the Hall's Career Maker Award.

Reba McEntire scored one of the biggest hits of her career with a cover of a song first made famous by the Everly Brothers.

On July 29, 1989, McEntire earned her 13th No. 1 single with "Cathy's Clown," which was originally recorded by the Everly Brothers.

Have you ever wondered what your favorite country singer looked like when he or she was pint-sized?

She joins honorees from across all aspects of the American arts.