This 1989 album features Fricke in a more contemporary country-pop sound, including covers of hits by contemporary artists. It marked a shift from her earlier more traditional country sound.
- The album was released on Legacy Recordings in July 1989. It features a blend of country and folk-rock influences. Fricke co-produced the album alongside James Stroud.
- The track "Labor of Love" was a minor hit for Fricke in 1989. The album also features a cover of Gloria Estefan's "Anything for You". Other notable tracks include "A Little Bit of Heaven" and "You Don't Know What You're Missing".
- The album was released at a time when country music was embracing more pop-oriented production. Fricke's previous album, "Ballad of a Country Queen", had charted in 1988.
Janie Fricke is a country singer from Wisconsin who achieved significant chart success in the 1980s. "Labor of Love" arrived as Fricke was transitioning from a period of major mainstream country hits.
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