
Released in 1974, 'If You Love Me, Let Me Know' arrived at the apex of Olivia Newton-John's country-pop crossover moment in the United States. The single reached #5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #2 on the Country chart, making it her highest-charting country single. The song and its parent album ignited fierce debate in Nashville: Newton-John's 1974 CMA Female Vocalist of the Year win — the first for a non-American…
Landmark document of the 1973–1975 country-pop crossover movement, capturing Newton-John at the moment she became the defining figure of the soft-country/adult contemporary hybrid sound. Written by John Rostill of The Shadows and produced by John Farrar, the song exemplifies the Anglo-Australian…
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