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Reba McEntire performed to a sold-out
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opened with a rousing rendition of
Aretha Franklin's "Respect" and continued
to excite fans with songs off her "Greatest
Hits Volume II." The two opening acts
were John Michael Montgomery and Faith
Hill. Montgomery's "I Swear" has been
the No. 1 song in Columbia for more than
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For passes and screening information,
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FEBRUARY 23
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MS NATIVE OF CHARLESTON AND AlflHOR
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