Raye had an additional two top-20 country hits in 1972 from separate albums, "Wheel of Fortune" and "Love Sure Feels Good in My Heart". In 1973, Raye's next album, "Cheating Game", spawned two singles, one of which (the title track) reached number 18 on the "Billboard" Country Chart that year. The second single, "When You Get Back from Nashville", was not as successful and peaked outside country's top 40. That same year, Raye and Owens reunited for an album, "The Good Old Days (Are Again)", and together they had a top-40 hit from the album. In 1974, Raye's album "Singing Susan Raye" also released a top-20 hit, a remake of "Stop the World (And Let Me Off)".