

From the Album: Olivia Newton-John - If You Love Me, Let Me Know. I grew to love you more each passing day. 1 earning the greatest value and weeks at No. You came when I was happy in your sunshine. Songs are ranked based on an inverse point system, with weeks at No. Olivia Newton-John’s top 20 Billboard Hot 100 hits chart is based on actual performance on the weekly Billboard Hot 100, through the Aug. See below for a look at Newton-John’s top 20 biggest hits on the Hot 100, counting down to No. 1 on Billboard‘s Adult Contemporary chart - where she landed 10 chart-toppers between 19. The singer-actress also topped the Hot 100 with “You’re the One That I Want,” with John Travolta, from the blockbuster film Grease (in which Newton-John and Travolta starred), as well as “Magic” (from her film Xanadu), and “Have You Never Been Mellow” and “I Honestly Love You.” The latter three tracks also reached No. In the 15-year span from January 1970 through December 1984, Newton-John notched 15 top 10-charting hits on the Hot 100 - the most of any female artist in that period.

The four-time Grammy Award winner made her Hot 100 debut with “If Not for You” in 1971 and was last on the list in 2010, when the Glee Cast took its cover of “Physical,” featuring Newton-John, to No. 1 hit of the entire 1980s decade - it tops Billboard‘s Greatest of All Time Songs of the ’80s chart - and scored the most weeks atop the weekly Hot 100 of any song that decade. It’s not only her biggest hit, but also the No. 1 on the tally in late 1981 and early 1982. Newton-John’s all-time biggest hit on the Hot 100 is “Physical,” which spent a whopping 10 weeks at No. She claimed nearly 40 entries on the Billboard Hot 100 - including five No. 8) - logged an incredible catalog of hits on Billboard’s charts. Riding shotgun into the clouds, her head resting lightly on Danny's shoulder, earthbound friends waving goodbye below, well, that's how we want to remember her, forever.Pop icon Olivia Newton-John - who died at the age of 73 on Monday (Aug. And in the last moments, as Greased Lightning takes off into the sky, her surprise is so joyful, her glee so all-encompassing, she takes the whole audience along for the ride. If You Love Me (Let Me Know) Hopelessly Devoted: The Hits Length () 03:11 Tempo () 129 Key () F Maj Loudness () -7. Newton-John (in Bad Sandy mode) leads this group singalong with Travolta, giving it her all. An example of these beautifully bonkers lyrics? We thought you'd never ask! "Rama lama lama ka dinga da dinga dong/Shoo-bop sha wadda wadda yippity boom de boom/Chang chang changitty chang sha-bop/Dip da-dip da-dip doo-wop da doo-bee doo." Listening to it is a sugar buzz of epic proportions, as the song mocks and celebrates the era's classic tunes.

Luckily, "We Go Together" was one of them, and it's obvious why this completely bonkers yet heartfelt song perfectly captures Grease's interpretation of the '50s. But by the time it got to Hollywood, only a handful of original songs remained. Long before Grease the movie, there was Grease the musical - a dirtier, grittier, Chicago-centric creation written by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey. Oh, and Elvis once again covered ONJ (name-dropping her during his concerts) and recorded her title track for his 1977 album, Moody Blue. 4 on Billboard's Top Country Albums list that year, as well as her first tour at the top of the Billboard 200 pop chart. Uh, hypocritical much? But Liv had the last laugh - If You Love Me, Let Me Know was No.

Members included Conway Twitty, who went on to cover Newton-John's hit "Let Me Be There" with Loretta Lynn just one year later. Her win angered American country music royalty so much that genre giants George Jones and Tammy Wynette founded the Association of Country Entertainers specifically to keep "pop stars" like Newton-John out. The year this song was released, she won the Country Music Association's Female Vocalist of the Year award, accepting her prize via a pre-recorded video from a very non-country locale: London. But the authentic sound can't hide the fact that the Brit/Aussie was considered an outsider - something Nashville's old guard never let her forget. Newton-John flies her country flag high on this twangy, traditional sounding single.
