Remind Magazine on MSN21d
Do You Remember When the Osmonds Released a Hard Rock Song — And It Got Banned In Multiple Countries?
When you hear the 1972 hit single “Crazy Horses,” with its screaming synth sounds, chugging baseline and snarling vocals, you’d be hard-pressed to believe it’s The Osmonds. Yes, those Osmonds — the ...
Hosted on MSN1mon
Wayne Osmond death: The Osmonds pay tribute as singing brother dies, aged 73
Osmond, who is best known for tracks such as “Crazy Horses”, “Love Me for a Reason ... formed a barbershop quartet with his brothers Alan, Merrill and Jay. The trio were later joined ...
Forbes1mon
Farewell Wayne Osmond, The Osmonds’ Criminally Overlooked Shredder
He played a pivotal role in expanding The Osmonds’ sound, particularly in their early forays into rock and funk, as heard on the 1972 album Crazy Horses ... his brothers Alan, Merrill, and ...
Hosted on MSN1mon
Wayne Osmond, founding member of the Osmonds, is dead at 73
He made his debut on “The Andy Williams Show” in 1962 along with three of his brothers — Alan ... “Crazy Horses” and “Down by the Lazy River.” Eventually, Donny and Marie, Mr. Osmond ...
Hosted on MSN1mon
Wayne Osmond, Singer and Guitarist in the Osmonds, Dead at 73
One of nine children in the Osmond family, Wayne originally started a barbershop quartet alongside brothers Alan, Merrill and ... by the Lazy River” and “Crazy Horses.” ...
Hosted on MSN1mon
The Osmonds pay tribute to 'genius' brother Wayne
Wayne Osmond, a founding member of family band ... and co-wrote many of their biggest hits, including Crazy Horses, Goin' Home And Let Me In. "Wayne brought so much light, laughter, and love ...