Juice Newton originally was a member of the band Silver Spur. Later she went solo and shifted to a more country sound. She scored three Top 10 hits of which "Queen of Hearts," was the most prolific. Cady Drell of Rolling Stone wrote: The irresistibly catchy, Fleetwood-esque country-pop cut written by Hank DeVito made it a big hit. Newton had been playing the song at her live shows for a year before Richard Landis produced it for the LP. It was all up from there: The LP went platinum in the U.S. and triple platinum in Canada and earned her two Grammy nominations that year.
Broadcast date: 29 August 1981
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