"Can't Even Get the Blues No More" was included on McEntire's fifth album, Unlimited. The tune was a direct departure from the ballads she had previously recorded since charting in 1976 with her first song, "I Don't Wanna Be a One Night Stand."
She believed the up tempo song would be a hit, and after some back and forth, Kennedy gave the okay for the recording. Little did he know the song would go on to become her first No. 1 single, per Billboard.
McEntire followed up that success with a Kennedy-approved ballad, "You're the First Time I've Thought About Leaving," which also hit the top spot on the Billboard charts. Another song from Unlimited, "I'm Not That Lonely Yet," landed in the Top 3.
"I had a long period of time between my first single [1976 's 'I Don’t Want to Be a One Night Stand'] to my number one record," she added. It took a long time, but boy, it was worth it."
She told the BUILD series, "I got out there in the middle of the floor, and I sang 'Jesus Loves Me' and [the cowboys] gave me a nickel. I've been fighting that ever since."
Additionally, "Can't Even Get the Blues No More" was included in the compilation albums The Best of Reba McEntire (1985), Oklahoma Girl (1984), and 2005's Reba #1s. Reba McEntire currently stars in the television series Happy's Place, which airs Fridays at 8 p.m. ET on NBC.
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