Osmonds, The

Nancy Sinatra, The Osmonds: Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas NV

Live Review by Ann Moses, NME, August 1970

FRANK SINATRA played host to 500 members of the Press to celebrate the fourth anniversary of Caesar's Palace and his daughter Nancy's opening. ...

The Osmonds: Phase Three (MGM)

Review by Wayne Robins, Creem, May 1972

IT CAME AS no surprise when FAVE Magazine recently handed out its best of the year awards. Left unresolved was the question of who really ...

The Osmonds: They're Enough To Make You Scream…

Report by Keith Altham, NME, May 1972

LAST FRIDAY at High Noon it was 'teen time' at London's Churchill Hotel, where those Beetle-haired Monkee-faced and indecently wholesome Osmond Brothers (You have probably ...

The Osmonds: Ever Thought Of Stringing Jimmy Up On Stage?

Report by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, March 1973

HAVE YOU heard? Donny Osmond's in town – along with big brother Alan – and the secret weeny bopper jungle telegraph knows where he's going ...

The Osmonds: The Business Of Being An Osmond

Report and Interview by Andrew Tyler, Disc and Music Echo, March 1973

EDD LEFFLER knows just how to take care of his boys. He knows all about double and triple entendres and how reporters sometimes like to ...

Golden Age Of The Osmonds

Interview by Caroline Boucher, Disc and Music Echo, March 1973

THE OSMONDS have been around for years and Alan has known success with earlier line-ups, but it is with Donny that the brothers have discovered ...

Donny Osmond: Sometimes I Just Can't Believe We're on Top!

Interview by Loraine Alterman, Family Weekly, May 1973

"We finally decided to go with me as a solo. There's no jealousy in the family about the decision. If I sing a solo record, ...

The Family Plan Of The Latter-Day Osmonds

Profile and Interview by Tom Nolan, Rolling Stone, March 1976

The Wizards who Live in the Land of OsWorship their God and Obey the LawsWear Ice Cream Suits without Bulges or FlawsAnd Smile with the ...

The Osmonds: The Osmonds' Greatest Hits

Review by Mick Farren, NME, January 1978

I HAVE this theory that they're a totally separate (and probably hostile) species. They breed and multiply in hidden canyons of the American South West. ...

The Osmond Family: Puppy Love

Retrospective by Tom Hibbert, History of Rock, The, 1983

"It was not until groups like the Osmond brothers appeared on the scene that the pop revolution really get underway," wrote Richard Robinson in his ...