Kelly Clarkson Got the Idea for Taylor Swift to Re-Record Her Masters From Reba McEntire
By kmvq on September 9, 2019
Remember back in the summer when Kelly Clarkson tweeted that Taylor Swift should re-record her old masters? Well, Clarkson’s now revealed that she got the idea from her ex-stepmother-in-law, Reba McEntire. “Reba told me she did that…She wanted to own her masters. And I was like, ‘Well if it’s that important to you, like find a way.’ And she recut all of her music and did it with the same musicians, the same everything,” Clarkson explained on a special Sunday-night episode of The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon. “That’s where I got the idea.” After Clarkson tweeted in July that Swift should “go in and re-record all the songs that you don’t own the masters on” following Scott Borchetta’s sale of Big Machine Records to Swift nemesis Scooter Braun, Swift confirmed on Good Morning America in August that she plans to re-record her first five albums next year.
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“That woman is the smartest business woman I’ve ever seen in the music industry like, she would have totally already thought about that! We actually ran into each other recently.” — @kellyclarkson on Taylor re-recording her old music [@etnow] pic.twitter.com/fTEiV0dFkH
— Taylor Swift News (@TSwiftNZ) September 8, 2019
