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Combine some blasts from the past with a few brand-new songs, mix in an audience of friends and fans assembled for a special showcase gig, and you've got a recipe for a strong performance by singer Juice Newton and her band. Recorded in Los Angeles in 2001, the 16-song, roughly 75-minute show features Newton's brand of guitar-driven, crossover country music; not the world's most distinctive sound, perhaps, what with its oft-repeated themes of the heartbreak and sweet glories of love, but Newton is in fine voice, and the band is tight and rockin'. Some welcome variety comes at the end, when, after performing her two biggest pop hits ("Angel of the Morning" and "Queen of Hearts"), Newton brings out a horn section for a swinging "After Midnight" before closing with an a cappella "It's Late." --Sam Graham

Additional features
The DVD contains considerable bonus material, including four audio-only tracks from Newton's 2002 album, also entitled Every Road Leads Back to You, plus a concert performance of one of those songs, "Love Is Still Alive and Well." Substantial offstage film footage and interviews with Newton and others round out the bonus features. --Sam Graham

Description
Juice Newton produced a string of top ten hits that impacted both the country and pop album charts. In this live concert event, Juice showcases her distinctive voice and energetic stage presence as she captivates a Los Angeles audience of friends and devoted fans. So sit back, relax and let the lady that defined cross-over music take you on a journey through three decades of music. Songs: Your Heart is Showing, Love Sail Away, Medley: I'm So Hurt/Break It to Me Gently, The Trouble with Angels, Red Blooded American Girl, Medley: You Make Me Want to Make You Mine/Cheap Love/Love's Been a Little Hard on Me, Every Road Leads Back to You, Shot Full of Love, Ride'm Cowboy, The Old Flame, The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known), They Never Made It to Memphis, Angel of the Morning, Queen of Hearts, Night Time Without You (After Midnight), It's Late.