Come On Over (Olivia Newton-John album)

Billboard called it a "good, romantic set," noting "the obvious attempts at country don't really work, but the straight pop ballads come off well. Usual strong orchestration and form fitting production from John Farrar and continued improved singing from Newton-John. Best material comes from the pens of the Bee Gees and Rory Bourke, though Farrar has written a couple of good songs." Cash Box said "The constantly maturing vocals of Olivia Newton-John continue their musical growth on Come On Over. Ms. Newton-John puts effective emotion into every song and when played off against clear instrumentals, strikes an effective tone on ballad and uptempo numbers alike." Allmusic called it a "consistent and entertaining project," noting "what this record becomes is a textbook on the separation between what is good and what is great. The album is quality stuff through and through." ==Track listing==

Musicians • Olivia Newton-John – lead vocals, arrangements (5) • Steve Gray – keyboards, orchestra arrangements and conductor • Graham Todd – keyboards • John Farrar – acoustic guitar, electric guitars, backing vocals • Alan Parker – acoustic guitar • B.J. Cole – steel guitar • Les Hurdle – bass • Alan Tarney – bass • Brian Bennett – drums • David Katz – orchestra contractor • Vicki Brown – backing vocals • Pat Farrar – backing vocals • Clare Torry – backing vocals • The Queen Singers – vocal group (5) Production • Producer – John Farrar • Engineers – Tony Clark, John Kurlander, Allan Rouse and Michael Stavroes • Recorded at Abbey Road Studios (London, England) • Mixed at AIR Studios (London, England) • Tape Operator – John Walls • Photography – Jeff Dunas • Art direction and design – George Osaki ==Charts==

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