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Olivia Newton-John If Not For You mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Pop / Folk, World, & Country Album: If Not For You Country: Australia Released: 1971 Style: Ballad, Vocal MP3 version RAR size: 1657 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1724 mb WMA version RAR size: 1467 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 630 Other Formats: DTS VQF MP4 ASF MMF WMA MP3 Tracklist Hide Credits Me And Bobby McGee A1 3:46 Written-By – Foster*, Kristofferson* If A2 2:40 Written-By – Gates* Banks Of The Ohio A3 3:15 Written-By – Welch*, Farrar* In A Station A4 3:07 Written-By – Manuel* Love Song A5 3:44 Written-By – Duncan* Help Me Make It Through The Night A6 2:19 Written-By – Kristofferson* If Not For You B1 2:50 Written-By – Dylan* Where Are You Going To My Love? B2 3:27 Written-By – Day*, Goodison*, Leslie*, Hiller* Lullaby B3 3:01 Written-By – Duncan* If You Could Read My Mind B4 3:41 Written-By – Lightfoot* If I Gotta Leave B5 2:40 Written By – CurtisWritten-By – Hiller* No Regrets B6 3:24 Written-By – Rush* Companies, etc. Manufactured By – Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Made By – Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Credits Bass – Dave Richmond, Herbie Flowers Co-producer – Bruce Welch, John Farrar Drums, Percussion – Brian Bennett Engineer – Peter Vince Guitar [All Guitars] – John Farrar Keyboards, Arranged By [Strings] – Alan Hawkshaw Notes On Sleeve: A Festival Records International Production London Manufactured in Australia by Festival Records Pty. Limited. On Labels: Original recording by Festival Records International Limited, England Made in Australia by Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Category SITFL-934320 appears on sleeve. Category SITFL-934,320 appears on labels. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A): SMX38863 Matrix / Runout (Side B): SMX38864 Other (Side A stamped etching): ϛ[Handwritten] SMX 38863 △[with a tiny 'o' at the apex] 2 A Other (Side B stamped etching): 3[Handwritten] SMX 38864 △[with a tiny 'o' at the apex] 2 A Other versions Title Category Artist Label Category Country Year (Format) If Not For You Olivia Festival D 19809 (CD, Album, D 19809 Australia 1993 Newton-John Records RE) If Not For You Olivia L-34320 (LP, Album, Interfusion L-34320 Australia Unknown Newton-John RE) Olivia Newton- Olivia PYE ZCP-28155 John (Cass, ZCP-28155 UK 1971 Newton-John International Album) Olivia If Not For You MP2226 Polydor MP2226 Japan 1972 Newton-John (LP, Album) If Not For You SITFL-934,320, Olivia Interfusion, SITFL-934,320, (LP, Album, Australia 1971 SITFL-934320 Newton-John Interfusion SITFL-934320 Sam) Related Music albums to If Not For You by Olivia Newton- John Olivia Newton-John - Just A Little Too Much Olivia Newton-John - Olivia Newton-John Olivia Newton-John - Banks Of The Ohio Olivia Newton-John / James Brown - Banks Of The Ohio / Hey America (Part 2) Olivia Newton-John - Don't Stop Believin' Olivia Newton-John - Olivia Newton-John's Greatest Hits Olivia Newton-John - If You Love Me Let Me Know Olivia Newton-John - Maybe Then I'll Think Of You Olivia Newton-John - Sam Olivia Newton-John - 48 Original Tracks (1971-1975) Olivia Newton-John - If You Love Me (Let Me Know) O N J - Olivia Newton-John's Greatest Hits Vol. 2.

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