Olivia Newton John discography

Soundtracks

Other original soundtrack contributions:

Toomorrow (1970) (in Toomorrow band)

Glee: The Music, Volume 3 Showstoppers (2010) - "Physical" (with Jane Lynch)

Score: A Hockey Musical (2010) - "Hugs" duet with Marc Jordan

Theme Song:

The Other Side of the Mountain (1975) ("Richard's Window")
Academy Award Nominee: Best Original Song

Whisper of the Heart (1996) ("Take Me Home, Country Roads")

It's My Party (1996) ("Don't Cut Me Down" from "Gaia")

Big River Man (2009) ("Gaté Gaté" from "Grace and Gratitude")

1 a Minute (2010) ("Let Go Let God" from "Grace and Gratitude")

A Few Best Men (2011) ("Weightless")

Guest appearances

Artist: Album (Year) – Song(s)

Jim Brickman

Homecoming (2007) – "A Mother's Christmas Wish"

My Romance (2000) – "Change of Heart", "I Honestly Love You" (Target exclusive only), "Valentine"

John Denver

Windsong (1975) – "Fly Away"

David Foster

David Foster (1986) – "The Best of Me"

Andy Gibb

After Dark (1980) – "I Can't Help It", "Rest Your Love on Me"

Barry Gibb

Now Voyager (1984) – "Face to Face", "Fine Line" (background vocal only)

Lee Kernaghan

Electric Rodeo (2002) – "Handful of Dust"

Kenny Loggins

More Songs from Pooh Corner (2000) – "Flying Dreams"

Barry Manilow

Scores: Songs from the Copacabana and Harmony (2004) – "This Can't Be Real"

Mannheim Steamroller

Christmas Song (2007) – "Christmas Lullaby"

Mark Masri

Christmas Is (2008) – "Every Time It Snows"

Anne Murray

Anne Murray Duets: Friends & Legends (2007) – "Cotton Jenny"

Elaine Page

Elaine Page and Friends (2010) - "Amourese"

Elvis Presley

Christmas Duets (2008) – "O Come All Ye Faithful"

Raybon Bros.

Raybon Bros. (1997) – "Falling"

James Reyne

James Reyne (1987) – "Hammerhead"

Cliff Richard

Sunny Honey Girl (1971) – "Don't Move Away" (B-side)

Songs from Heathcliff (1995) – "Choosing When It's Too Late", "Dream Tomorrow", "Had to Be", "I Do Not Love You Isabella", "Marked with Death"

The Shadows

From Hank Bruce Brian & John (1967) – "The Day I Met Marie"

Amy Sky

The Lights of December (2008) – "A Mother's Christmas Wish"

Mariya Takeuchi

Sincerely...Mariya Takeuchi Song Book – Complete Edition (2008) – "Slow Love"

Dionne Warwick

My Friends & Me (2006) – "Wishin' and Hopin'"

Compilation songs

2000 Games of the 27th Olympiad – "Dare to Dream" (with John Farnham)

Grammys Greatest Moments Volume 3 – "Hopelessly Devoted to You" (live)

Mother and Child – "Christmas Never Felt Like This"

Music from the Park – "Part of Your World"

Pure Disco (1996) – "The Grease Megamix"

Spirit of Christmas (1994) – "Away in a Manger"

Spirit of Christmas (1999) – "The First Noel"

Spirit of Christmas (2000) – "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (with Kenny Loggins)

Spirit of Christmas (2003) – "Silver Bells"

Spirit of Christmas (2008) – "O Holy Night"

The Music for Unicef Concert – A Gift of Song – "Rest Your Love on Me" (with Andy Gibb), "The Key"

Disney's Greatest Moments - "Part of your world"

Rare tracks

Track – Source

"All I Ever Need Is You" – from The New Fangled Wandering Minstrel Show television film

"Band of Gold" – Freda Payne cover; performed on It's Cliff!

"The Biggest Clown" – B-side of "If Not for You" single

"Christmastime Down Under" – from Olivia's first film, Funny Things Happen Down Under in 1965

"Come On Home" – from Clearly Love sessions later released on Japan-only 40/40 Collection

"Don't Move Away" – duet with Cliff Richard; B-side of his single "Sunny Honey Girl"

"Electric" – B-side of "Soul Kiss" single (featured on some foreign editions of Soul Kiss album)

"Fairy Tale Hero" – from Have You Never Been Mellow? sessions; bonus track to 2010 Japan reissue of Clearly Love album

"Fly" – from Snowden on Ice television special

"Fool/First Stage Out of This Town" (a/k/a "Fool Country") – B-side of "Magic" single (later featured on Gold compilation)

"Forever" – B-side to Olivia's first single, "'Til You Say You'll Be Mine"

"Grow Young" – from her Olivia television special and the Making a Good Thing Better sessions

"Home" – from Snowden on Ice television special

"I Could Never Live Without Your Love" – Toomorrow track not featured on soundtrack

"If I Was Close to You" – duet with Cliff Richard; from the television movie The Case

"It's Always Australia for Me" – Exclusive to Australia edition of The Rumour album

"It's So Hard to Say Goodbye" – B-side of "Banks of the Ohio" single

"Just a Little Lovin'/True Love" – duet with Dean Martin from his television program in 1971 (Olivia's first U.S. television appearance)

"Just Us Two" – Rona Newton-John single featuring Olivia prominently on background vocals

"The Key" – written exclusively for the UNICEF A Gift of Song benefit concert and album

"Let It Be Me" – duet with Cliff Richard; bonus track on the Japanese release of the duets album (2)

"Looking for Space" – from Come On Over sessions; bonus track to 2010 Japan reissue of Don't Stop Believin'

"Maybe Then I'll Think of You" – B-side of "Let Me Be There" single

"Mon Amour, Mon Impossible Amour" – French version of "I Honestly Love You"

"The Night They Drove Ol' Dixie Down" – The Band/Joan Baez cover; performed on It's Cliff!

"Our New Hometown" – from Snowden on Ice television special

"Physical" – duet with Jane Lynch as Sue Sylvester; from Glee

"Rainy Days and Mondays" – Carpenters cover; from abandoned standards project Moods of Love (later re-recorded for Indigo)

"Remember The Days of the Old Schoolyard" - with ABBA and Andy Gibb for "Olivia" television show

"Rest Your Love on Me" – duet with Andy Gibb for the UNICEF A Gift of Song concert and album; markedly different than the After Dark studio version

"Richard's Window" (a/k/a "A Window to the Sky") – Oscar-nominated theme from The Other Side of the Mountain

"Roll Like a River" – Toomorrow track not featured on soundtrack

"Sail Into Tomorrow" – B-side of "Take Me Home, Country Roads" single (re-recorded in 1975 for her Clearly Love album)

"Sand and Water" – Beth Nielsen-Chapman cover; performed live after 9/11 tragedy

"Scarborough Fair" – from The New Fangled Wandering Minstrel Show television film

"Sea of Pain" – from A Mom for Christmas movie

"Sing" – Sesame Street/Carpenters cover; duet with Nana Mouskouri from Nana's television show

"(They Long to Be) Close to You" – Bacharach/David cover; performed live in tribute to Karen Carpenter

"'Til You Say You'll Be Mine" – Jackie DeShannon cover; Olivia's first single release in 1966

"Trust Yourself" – acoustic-based arrangement from the television movie The Wilde Girls

"Unten Am Fluß, Der Ohio Heißt" – German version of "Banks of the Ohio"

"What If?" – from A Mom for Christmas movie

"What's Forever For?" – Exclusive to Japan edition of Back with a Heart album

"Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?" – duet with Georgie Fame; from The New Fangled Wandering Minstrel Show television film

"Winter Angel" – B-side of "The Rumour" single

"Would You Follow Me?" – B-side to "Banks of the Ohio"

"Yeh Yeh" – duet with Georgie Fame; from "The New Fangled Wandering Minstrel Show" television film

"You Loved Me Into It" – duet with daughter Chloe Lattanzi; from The Wilde Girls television movie

"You Made Me Love You" – B-side of "Suddenly" single