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Feb 3, 1975

MCA releases Olivia Newton-John's album "Have You Never Been Mellow"

Feb 18, 1975

Olivia Newton-John nabs four trophies at the second American Music Awards in Los Angeles, while Charlie Rich gets three, with "The Most Beautiful Girl" taking Favorite Country Single. Also winning: John Denver and Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn

Feb 24, 1975

"Hottest New Pipes In Pop": Olivia Newton-John appears on the cover of People magazine for the first time. Of the controversy surrounding her place in country she says, "I wasn't out to do anybody out of an award. I didn't put myself up for it"

Feb 26, 1975

Olivia Newton-John's "Have You Never Been Mellow" becomes her third album certified gold by the RIAA in a five-month period

Mar 1, 1975

Olivia Newton-John's "I Honestly Love You" wins two honors--Record of the Year, shared with producer John Farrar; and Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female--during the 17th annual Grammy Awards at New York's Uris Theater

Mar 4, 1975

Mac Davis wins Favorite Male Musical Performer and Olivia Newton-John the female honor in the first People's Choice Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles. Other winners: The Osmonds, Barbra Streisand, John Wayne and Mary Tyler Moore

Mar 5, 1975

Olivia Newton-John collects a gold single from the Recording Industry Association of America for "Have You Never Been Mellow"

Mar 7, 1975

Olivia Newton-John sings "If You Love Me (Let Me Know)" and her current hit, "Have You Never Been Mellow," while hosting "The Midnight Special." Also featured on the NBC show: Tina Turner, Leo Sayer and Waylon Jennings

Mar 22, 1975

Olivia Newton-John begins a six-week run at #1 on the Billboard country albums chart with "Have You Never Been Mellow"

May 26, 1975

MCA releases Olivia Newton-John's "Please Mr. Please"

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