#1 for 4 Weeks in August 1980 from the LP "Xanadu Soundtrack",Midnight Special Performance

July 1971

Please visit the Oldies Music channel ------------------------------------------------------------ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7emTt_kkjlaUqJgChA0UKItsR-MBEI6R Where ever you go, where ever you may wander in your life Surely you know I always want to be there Holding your hand and standing by to catch you when you fall Seeing you thru in ev'rything you do Let me be there in your

Cover of the 1978 Billy Joel Hit,Live from Holland

peaked at #3 for 3 weeks in September 1978 from the Movie Grease,a September 22nd,1978 Donny and Marie Show Performance

#20 in January 1981 from the LP "Xanadu Soundtrack",Midnight Special Performance

a May 1st,1982 Solid Gold Performance

Pop Song

a 1977 Top of the Pop Performance

from January 1984 and the LP "Two of a Kind Soundtrack"

from a September 12th,1981 Solid Gold Performance

#1 for 2 Weeks in March 1975 from the LP "Have You Ever Been Mellow",Midnight Special Performance

#3 in September 1978 from the LP "Grease Soundtrack",RIP Livvy :(

#1 for 2 Weeks in October 1974 from the LP "If You Love Me,Let Me Know"

Energy

Beautiful song with John Denver and Olivia Newton John, I saw John in concert in Seattle later in his musical career when he appeared without his glasses, he had such a mellow and engaging way

#3 for 3 Weeks in February 1979 from the LP "Totally Hot"

a October 10th,1981 Performance from the German TV Show Musikladen,#1 for 10 Weeks from the LP "Physical"

#52 in the Late Summer of 1979 from the LP "Totally Hot"

A lovely tribute to Olivia with a song by John Denver ♫

Olivia Newton John - Magic

Beautiful music with Olivia and cameos by John Travolta ♫ a great movie btw, Two of a Kind

One of my favorites from her. Have You Never Been Mellow is a song recorded by British-Australian singer Olivia Newton-John for her 1975 fifth studio album of the same name. Written and produced by John Farrar, the song was released as the lead single from the album in January 1975.

Olivia sings two beautiful songs, talks about unusual words in Australian and as always so charming

On British TV telly