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Juice Newton's Best! A Great CD!
Juice Newton's first studio album of new material in over 10 years is definitely worth the wait! Her voice is better than ever and the songs she chooses are perfect for her sweet, sweet voice. The CD is layered with remarkable instrumentations, bold, interesting song choices and some absolutely brilliant performances. Her cover of Queen's "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" is surprisingly good as is her rendition of "Love Hurts," a 60s song later made famous by Nazareth. It is, however, the lesser known songs that really showcase Juice's talents. Her finest moments include a heartbreaking track "You Can't Say That You Don't Love Me Anymore" and the smart, catchy love song "Keepin' Me Alive." Many great songwriters are represented here: Nanci Griffith, Tom Petty, Freddy Mercury and Juice Newton herself. All the songs are top-notch entertainment and pure, sweet country. This CD is a great way to get reacquainted with one of the most successful singer/songwriters of the 80s. Highly recommended!!!

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This album brings Juice Newton truly back to us!!!
October 12, 1999 After a year of touring all over the country, Juice Newton has released her second recent new album, "American Girl". The album contains 10 never-before recorded hits, plus two rearranged hits from her "Trouble with Angels" album which was released just last year. The album is produced by Otha Young, Juice's long-standing musical partner, who composes many of her songs, in the past and currently, and who also backs up with vocals and guitar. Just like Juice's Gold albums of the 1980's this album is comprised of a mix of fast-paced upbeat numbers and some slower poingant love songs. These songs deliver to us more of what Juice was famous for in the past, in Juice's famous Grammy-winning voice, which only improves with time. A real fast-paced song "They never made it to Memphis" is a tribute to Elvis, and one number, written by Juice, brings back the old big band sound of the 40's. The banner song "American Girl" was first introduced on the "Trouble with Angels" album and was the inspiration for this new album. The closing number on the album "You Can't Say You Don't Love Me Anymore" is a real tearjerker for anyone has been in the situation depicted. For anybody who ever appreciated Juice Newton in the past, and for you newcomers too, I can tell you, Juice is truly here again for our enjoyment!!!

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Juice Newton Still Has The Juice
Juice "American Girl" Newton still packs the power of her smooth vocals with some great music. She is not only the "Queen of Hearts" but now she had covered the diamonds and more. This CD is one worth ordering.