Jeanne Pruett struggled for years under RCA Records in the 1960s, before signing successfully with Decca Records in 1969, which then became MCA Records the year "Satin Sheets" was released. She finally started charting the Country list in 1971, then by 1972, she was hitting the Top 40 with her self-penned "Love Me" (later a bigger Country hit for Marty Robbins). "Satin Sheets" was released as a single in February 1973.
Jeanne Pruett faced difficulties at RCA Records throughout the 1960s, but eventually signed with Decca Records in 1969, which later became MCA Records when "Satin Sheets" was released. She started charting on the Country list in 1971 and by 1972, her song "Love Me" (later a bigger hit for Marty Robbins) reached the Top 40. "Satin Sheets" was released as a single in February 1973.