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52 Years Ago Today, Olivia Newton-John Was No. 1 With the Album That Gave Elvis Presley His Final Released Recording
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52 Years Ago Today, Olivia Newton-John Was No. 1 With the Album That Gave Elvis Presley His Final Released Recording
Olivia Newton-John performs on stage, London, 1974. (Photo by Michael Putland/Getty Images) Released in May 1974, Olivia Newton-John’s fourth studio album, If You Love Me, Let Me Know, stirred up a good amount of controversy. This is not because of any offensive material or personal behavior, but because the LP received four CMA nods, including Album of the Year—the first nomination in that category from a non-American artist. After the English-…
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