[Morgana]

I miss the Donnie and Marie show. TV was so much better back then, now it's so trashy.

RIP Wayne Osmond

Thanks for the wholesome entertainment.

[ifinnegan]

Osmands were huge in popularity.

You had the Osmonds and the Jacksons.

With one break-out brother and younger sisters who became quite successful also.

I see old song charts from the 70’s and I’m struck by how many hits the Osmonds or Donny Osmond had.

Time continues its relentless March.

[Deaf Smith]

Weird that Wayne died, but the story is about Donny and Marie.

[Blue Highway]

The Utah native was the second-oldest of the original Osmond Brothers singers and the fourth oldest of the nine Osmond children.

what???? Math is hard.

[doorgunner69]

Guess I missed that one, whoever they ere.

Only an unattached name.

[Mount Athos]

This can’t be a real journalist. Either a corrupt journalist who used AI to turn something in fast and sloppy, or the paper changed policy to allow AI written articles.

[No name given]

Rest In Peace, Wayne.

[BerryDingle]

Here is the Osmonds singing as children in 1963. They also sang the theme song for the show "The Travels Of Jaime McPheeters" starring a young Kurt Russell. Youtube video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqucZY36ezg

[wardaddy]

RIP

SQUEAKY

I liked the Cowsills ok though admittedly for top 40

The Rain The Park and other things was a fantastic constructed work honestly

I was a freak yet can admit that

Marie was cute though and Donnie. Heartthrob for young girls and their mags

The late 60s

I liked it 10-13

[KobraKai]

We’re labeling the Osmonds as ‘legends’ now? Good grief, in the grand history of Pop Culture, The Osmonds and The Jacksons were a flash in the pan.

A couple of the Jacksons would certainly make their mark later on.

[Zhang Fei]

A blast from the past, when country songs featured melodies:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k60n61zFrms