He cofounded the family band, which enjoyed mainstream success in the '70s. Quick, which '70s Utah-based family of pop superstars would you least suspect of stealing a Led Zeppelin riff for one of ...

Until their hit third album, the 1972 pop-rock Phase III, The Osmonds only performed songs chosen by their record company. And though the brothers continued to push for a heavier sound ...

Jimmy Osmond is the youngest member of the toothsome sibling musical group the Osmonds, who riddled the early 1970s with songs by either the band or the likes of pin-up Donny.

Their popularity grew in the 1960s after being supported by singer Andy Williams, and they peaked as a quintet in the early 1970s, with younger brother Donny Osmond the breakout star. “One Bad Apple” ...