Starting Over is billed as Reba’s special way of commemorating the 20-year anniversary of her recording career. Over the past two decades, McEntire’s crossover dreams have caused the venerable redhead to eschew her rustic roots. But none of her previous efforts could prepare fans for the bombast that is Starting Over. The new collection contains Reba’s irony-free redos of some of the worst doo-doo to come out of the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s, including “Please Come to Boston,” “Talking in Your Sleep,” and “You’re No Good.” Reba’s take on the Holland-Dozier-Holland gem, “You Keep Me Hangin’ On,” outschlocks even the Vanilla Fudge version. “Please Come to Boston”? Get back to the country, girl! Were it not for the closing cut, the Jimmy Webb classic “By the Time I Get to Phoenix,” this set would be utterly without charm.