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Don't Stop Believin
Olivia Newton-John
Don't Stop Believin
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock, Broadway & Vocalists
 
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Digitally remastered reissue of top 30 1976 album for MCA. 10 tracks, including the top 20 smash 'Sam' and the chart hits 'Don't Stop Believin'' & 'Every Face Tells A Story'. Also features the original cover art. 19...  more »

     
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All Artists: Olivia Newton-John
Title: Don't Stop Believin
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Mushroom Records
Release Date: 10/5/1995
Album Type: Import
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock, Broadway & Vocalists
Styles: Adult Contemporary, Soft Rock, Vocal Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 766484747625

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Digitally remastered reissue of top 30 1976 album for MCA. 10 tracks, including the top 20 smash 'Sam' and the chart hits 'Don't Stop Believin'' & 'Every Face Tells A Story'. Also features the original cover art. 1998 Festival Records release.

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CD Reviews

This is the best record of Olivia Newton-John's career
Jim Pollock | Knoxville, TN USA | 09/16/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I got to meet Olivia one time, and this CD (wish I'd brought the LP) was the only item of the hundreds of momentos I own, I asked her to autograph. Awesome, one of a kind. Furthermore, it's structure (song selection and order) remind me a lot of the long deleted If You Love Me, Let Me Know, the album that made her a star, but with all original songs instead of covers.
She should have recorded all her albums in Nashville. Simply the best work she has ever done. The title cut should have been a huge hit, especially considering the time of release"
Olivia's Best Ever Album By Far
Jim Pollock | Knoxville, TN USA | 02/27/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)

"ONJ went to Hollywood from London, but stopped on her way in Nashville to record the best album she's ever made. The title cut is breathtaking and is oh, so very true. I love A Thousand Conversations, Compassionate Man, and Hey Mr Dreammaker. As a 2 sided album, the weakest song on side one was New Born Babe, but it's still a beautiful song. Side 2 brought probably her last country hit, Every Face Tells a Story, and, of course, Sam. The two songs after that are the weakest points, if I had to choose one. But she makes up for it with The Last Time You Loved. It is simply one of the most beautiful songs she's ever done, and with a minimum of vocal overdubbing. John Farrar didn't let many songs go without 2 or 3 Olivia's singing together. On this one, he did. The lack of overdubs shows that she was/is a really good singer and not just a beauty, which many thought that's all she was. Sometimes, Mr. Farrar forgot that. This album should have been her comeback, before Grease. Her sales were beginning to slack, and continued to do so until Grease, but this one should have put Livvy back on top."
Lots of Great original tracks by Olivia
Aaron | Tacoma WA USA | 07/21/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)

"This was the first Olivia Remaster I got, as I suffered for years of only having this album on Cassette (went through two of them actually) Not only was I completely grateful I had this on cd, I was BLOWN AWAY by the sound quality of this particular release in comparison to my MCA Cds.



My favorite song is A Thousand Conversations. The Kangaroo song is Corny, but makes me smile. I also love Every Face Tells A Story, an underrated single. And of course, Sam and the title track are just wonderful. A Really really great record. You also get the priviledge of hearing her sing accapella on the intro to Last Time You loved. Great Idea for Olivia."