From the 60's

[TheLovelee67]

She looks so stunning here, Gorgeous song, Sexy Sultry.. The Good Old days, the Good Old ways.

[TheLovelee67]

Flawless! Absolutely flawless,... 

[mjcamck71]

Hello. All. This song was on a record (yes, record) which I played constantly in my college dorm room. Her voice is SOFT, SOOTHING & ANGELIC.  She faced her cancer with courage and, therefore, has provided us all with inspiration as well as some excellent music. THANK YOU, OLIVIA. Peace & Love, Bread & Justice for ALL.

[friedie1jeff]

Fabulous

[bluespiral58]

Definately not the 60s, but the 70s.

[Clemburke1111]

This is the 70's!!!!!!

[karmacop911]

i miss singing like this ... so nice

[kajehgb]

to jsilence418- You do not know what talent is or good music.

Olivia Newton had all number one songs in the 70's.

Your comments are vile and you are obviously very immature and rude.

Maybe someday if you get cancer in a private area, see how it feels if someone jokes over that.

Your disgusting.

Olivia's music was Terrific.

[Lindawatcher]

@kajehgb Hey! it's me!- your ole bubby Lindawatcher" How are you doing ??  Are you here insulting people too! loks like you are. People hate me because I get on here and say whatever will insult the people most- their interests. They hate you because of your snotty attitude and holier than thou remarks... Good talking to you!!!

[jsilence418]

Your comments show either ignorance, or old age, I am betting both! why don't you go suck a wallabees' nut sack!!!

[jsilence418]

ZZtop earn their keep , onj is cancer on the face of music, speaking of cancer how is her other tit?

[jsilence418]

Christ she stinks, have you never been mellow what fucking tripe!

[footboydl]

@jsilence418 Have You Never Been Mellow was an awesome song. Don't post comments about songs unless you can develop at leat an iota of musical taste. Your comment was assinine

[jsilence418]

@footboydl For the love of olivia are you going to post this a million times? I get the point, it still stinks! if you want excellent taste ,check out my favourites, no don't,shock would kill you

[footboydl]

@jsilence418 If you just said that Livvy wasn't your cup of tea. I would have left it alone. You're entitled to like whoever you want. But say she "stinks" and I have to say she's a multi-national superstar with 100 million records sold and millions of adoring fans. Who knows you're even alive besides your family and maybe a few friends?

[jsilence418]

@footboydl Yes as far as olivia is concerned sometimes the biggest pile of shit makes the biggest stink,

[gell7]

@jsilence418 can i sue yur qutoe i m  writing a book

[jsilence418]

@gell7 a book? you seem to have trouble writing a sentence!

[jsilence418]

@footboydl" No one ever went broke underestimating the taste of the public", or low standard proles like you!

[footboydl]

@jsilence418 Yes, only the elite like yourself love ZZ Top. You are showing your ignorance more and more with each reply. Olivia has the voice of an angel, but you can't appreciate anything that doesn't have screeching guitars or unidentifiable lyrics.

[footboydl]

@jsilence418 have You Never Been Melow was an awesome song. Don't post criticisms of songs unless you can develop a modicom of musical taste.

[CAL2177]

This IS from the 70's and I had a HUGE crush on her back then.

[Kdogdude26]

What a HORRIBLE, SAPPY sounding song!

[davidgrahamscott]

an old junkie mamma I used to know often sang this as she popped a mainline

[ProudKansan08]

ONJ's song, "Sam" reminds me of my first love, Stan. He liked this song and "Have You Ever Been Mellow", so whenever I hear those songs, I think and smile in rememberance of that short time when I was really happy before he dumped me unceremoniously so that he could go to Georgia Tech. I was sick for a week. Still like this songs, though.

[fotoline]

Even Olivia had "Farrah" hair. Song was released in 1977.

[Clemburke1111]

grand this is 1970's,,,not 60's trust me I was there watching this in HS. No one feathered their hair in the 60's

[brocarlo77]

how the name of this song?

[burnabybrent]

60's, 70's what's the difference! You could have even called it 'from the 40's', when Olivia was born (1948) and ironically she is 60 years of age!

[highlander38]

Uhm..this is not from the Sixties.. Lol!

[damron13]

This footage was from 1976. That song "Sam" came out in 1976.

[traceymod]

Er how did you manage to label this 60s???its clearly 1976!!

[MightySaturn5]

this was a classic 70's hairstyle not 60's....considering she's using an SM-58 mic which were more or less top of the line for the early 70's and mainstay mic's of the mid 70's I'd say this dates back to that period

[blackshogun77]

I'm so glad flared hair is coming back. It is such a beautiful look.

[musicmatty67]

Bravo

[olivia4058]

Olivia's first single was "Til You Say You'll Be Mine" was released back in 1966. But it wasn't until the early seventies that her her songs topped the charts. If radio weren't so bigoted, she'd still be topping the charts. Forty years old is pretty much the cut off date for radio. We should turn on the internet radio and turn off our local radio stations. Olivia is such a beautiful singer! 5 Stars and a thousand more to go with it.

[tovasdad]

it is funny you say that because I have all ways felt that most musicians don't have anything to say until they hit 40 look how many artists that their best work was after 40

[joeo78501]

tovasdad: Dylan, Beatles, Mozart, Bethovan many others had plenty to say in their twenties. Maybe you mean performers.

[olivia4058]

Olivia is touring again in Feb 09. Don't miss out. She's such a great entertainer!

[viclagoon]

Wounded vulnerability what descriptive adjectives to describe her style of singing, you know for so many decades and so many years the beautiful singer has been performing her songs all over the world, the audience connected with her and her wounded vulnerablity beacuse we can all relate to this in our relationships as we mature in life and that is exactly how she sings with wounded vulnerablity.

[gandy74]

Nobody can project wounded vulnerability the way Olivia can...I don't think we'll ever see this kind of performer again and that's a damn shame.

[Davidweiser]

I was a teenager when she started doing movies, I was so in love with her, I went nuts when she did Grease and into orbit when she did Xanadu. She was every young man's dream girl back then and we all hated John Travolta back then cuase he was with her instead of us. (Hehe) I mean we all wished we were him.

[blueeyesofice]

she's one of THE best. didn't know she was a star THAT far back tho!

[huck300]

No One can sing it like Olivia! She is SOOO Beautiful!

[viclagoon]

in fact this dress i remember she appeared with when she was promoting the album of Dont Stop Believin from the Johnny Carson Show , she also sang Every Face Tells a Story in which bombed so quick in the charts back then she stopped promoting it and disappeared fast. Does anybody know how to load this song from the Johnny Carson show where she sang Every Face Tells A Lie, i would but dont know how

[greasexanadu]

dont stop believin the album was released in 1976.sam was the 3rd and final single and was released as a single in 1977

[sweatintotheoldies]

Frome the 70's

[Mikakk2]

wow.. This is VERY old ONJ.. She hasnt had that hair style in forever.

[kboyzrock]

I briefly remember this song by Olivia, forgot about it until running across this now, so great to hear her sing it again, simply beautiful!

[mediatramp111]

This song was playing when my girlfriend and I broke up in 1977.

[burnabybrent]

Yes, but is your name Sam?

[burnabybrent]

Strangely I don't really remember this song from 1976, to much Kiss, Pink Floyd and Led Zepplin perhaps, but I sure love it now!

[EmmttGlnn2002]

This is from the "Johnny Carson Show," 1976.

[InXanadu2]

the Don't Stop Believin' album was released in 1976. It was her first album recorded in the United States. This song was Olivia's NINTH #1 on the U.S. "Adult Contemporary" chart.

[viclagoon]

Excuse me this is not from the 60's but from the 70's to be exact it came from the the dont stop believin album and th eyear was 1974

[blinko656]

@viclagoon Learn how to correct people in a nice fashion. Oh and Obama is a JERK.

[nailclippers3]

Cripes that song makes my eyes wet.We had a cat named sam back then and he got hit by a car and we didnt tell mom about it cuz she didnt handle that stuff well.She would call out sam sam, and when olivia says the door is open wide,ugh tears

[dyhanendra]

i agree with nrthdude..the current group all look the same, sound the same ( like they're being tortured ) and do NOTHING for me.

ONJ defined femininity for a generation of beautiful women.

[BigBenOH]

Magnificent and moving...

[nrthdude1]

So much prettier than the current crop of Beyonces, J Los, Jessicas and Lindseys. Such a shame what happened to female pop music.

[stratojetb47]

Unfortunatly, nowadays, every little female wannabes have less troubles trying to emulate the current crap on the air. To do this type of song(Olivia's that is) requires talent and practice... and work. It is much easier to try to be an American Idol than to really work as Olivia NJ did.

[nrthdude1]

Olivia did what other 1970s female artists like Cher, Stevie Nicks, Linda Ronstadt, and Heart had to do to survive.

[nrthdude1]

Olivia skated fast landing Grease within a year, and went on to pop-rock with "A Little More Love," and "Magic." Then on to dance music "Physical" and "Make a Move on Me." Her music became less adult and more youth-oriented, because the young audiences of the 1980s didn't care about serious matters like the young music audience in the 1970s who were influenced by the 1960s.

[nrthdude1]

This song came out in 1976/1977 when this sort of melodic Dionne Warwick/Burt Bacharach pop music was on its last leg. Serious, adult themed music in pop and rock would very quickly be replaced by disco, dance, punk and New Wave.

[onjlover]

it's obvious here how the world fell in love with Olivia Newton-John, sheer perfection, love ya Livvy

[viclagoon]

this ocurred in the 70's when all was being made into a star, the reason we all fell in love with her is because we were seeing like never before how astar was being born and since we were following her every move well we all wanted to be a star too and how to become one this was of the 70;s before Gtrease not the 60's please

[oliviafan1]

Wonderful. I have never seen this before.

[jitterbug121]

Olivia has a beautiful voice.Thanks 4 posting :)

[ClemClemens1111]

Ummmmthis isnt the 60's , its the 70's, No one even heard of featherd hair in the 60's.

[laminage]

She's a true "survivor". Most people would have gone crazy if they went through what "she" went through.

[angel19802006]

She is sooooo pretty!

[bryancarney]

Olivia is a one of a kind! Truely a great person and beautiful performer.  Jessica Simpson reminds me of her a lot. looks, and beauty. of course Olivia is so much more intelligent. That goes without saying.

[leonardriggsjr]

actually, Sam is from 1977.  :)

[whirlyfan]

brillant song fran away b4 me time i was n't born when she sang that song i was born 1982

[tismeal]

our Livvie, australia are proud of her...awesome

[grandmafran]

I agree she is tremendous...this song should not become forgotten.  fran

[jsilence418]

@tismeal if that is all austrailia has to be proud of, what a bunch of losers!

[daytripzip]

Sam should not let that grow cold;-) Awesome singing!