Bettle Juice

Body Armor is the 1993 debut album by rap duo Juice With Soul. Released by Atlantic Street/Atlantic, the only (known) single from this album was the opening track, "Gang Lingo". The group consisted of rappers Juice (Julius Harold) and Soul (William "Bill" Bias).

Digitally remastered two CD set containing a trio of albums from the Country/Pop vocalist: Juice (1981), Quiet Lies (1982) and Dirty Looks (1983). Newton's version of 'Angel of the Morning' was a US Top 5 hit in 1981. 'Love's Been a Little Bit Hard on Me', 'Queen of Hearts' and 'The Sweetest Thing (I've Ever Known)' were also Top 10 hits and all feature in this package. These three albums all made the US Top 100.

Juice Newton's Greatest Hits (And More) Review by Greg Adams
One of a series of single-artist CD anthologies on Liberty sharing this title, this collection compiles 15 of Juice Newton's hits and album tracks. Her best-known songs such as "Queen of Hearts" and "Love's Been a Little Bit Hard on Me" are included, as well as interesting items such as a cover version of the Zombies' "Tell Her No." The hits are the highlights here; although the fusion of new wave, power pop, and country may sound dated, the hooks are timeless. Greatest Hits (and More) makes for enjoyable listening, and provides an excellent and concise overview of Newton's early-'80s output.

Juice Newton's The Ultimate Hits Collection was released as a budget-priced anthology by Fuel Records on July 7, 2011. For the album's content Fuel used all ten tracks from The Trouble With Angels thus rejecting many of Newton's actual hits by including later re-recordings in their place. Therefore this collection does not contain any of the recordings from her "breakthrough" album Juice.The only vintage hit records included are "Hurt", "Tell Her No", "Heart of the Night", and "A Little Love" from, respectively, the Old Flame, Dirty Looks, Quiet Lies, and Can't Wait All Night albums. Four songs from American Girl along with a duet with Willie Nelson from Duets: Friends & Memories are also included.The only previously unreleased recording in the collection is "Sweet Sweet Smile", a song written by Newton with her long-time collaborator Otha Young that had been a minor hit for The Carpenters in 1978.

Legends Never Die is the album by American rapper Juice Wrld, released posthumously following his death on December 8, 2019. This poignant, bleak and beautiful album includes guest spots from Marshmello (Hate The Other Side, Come and Go) and Halsey (Life's A Mess).

Juice Newton's The Ultimate Hits Collection was released as a budget-priced anthology by Fuel Records on July 7, 2011. For the album's content Fuel used all ten tracks from The Trouble With Angels thus rejecting many of Newton's actual hits by including later re-recordings in their place. Therefore this collection does not contain any of the recordings from her "breakthrough" album Juice.The only vintage hit records included are "Hurt", "Tell Her No", "Heart of the Night", and "A Little Love" from, respectively, the Old Flame, Dirty Looks, Quiet Lies, and Can't Wait All Night albums. Four songs from American Girl along with a duet with Willie Nelson from Duets: Friends & Memories are also included.The only previously unreleased recording in the collection is "Sweet Sweet Smile", a song written by Newton with her long-time collaborator Otha Young that had been a minor hit for The Carpenters in 1978.

You Can't Hide Your Love Forever is the 1982 album by Scottish new wave rock band Orange Juice, who featured Edwyn Collins. This is the 2014 remaster reissued on CD by Domino.