"Alan Osmond, who has died aged 76 after suffering from multiple sclerosis since the late 80s, made crucial contributions to the group as songwriter, musician and producer. He co-authored many of their biggest hits, including Down by the Lazy River, Hold Her Tight and Wild Horses."
"In a social media tribute, his brother Donny wrote that Alan was our leader in every sense of the word. His tireless work helped build everything we became I owe him more than I can ever fully express."
"The Osmonds, raised in a devout Mormon family, began their musical journey in church choirs and initially performed to fund hearing aids for their brothers. Their early performances led to significant opportunities, including a notable appearance on television."
The Osmonds rose to fame in the 1970s, comparable to the Beatles and Jackson 5. Alan Osmond, who passed away at 76, was a key figure in the group, contributing as a songwriter, musician, and producer. He co-wrote many of their hits and was regarded as a leader by his brother Donny. The Osmonds, raised in a devout Mormon family, began their musical journey in church choirs and initially performed to fund hearing aids for their brothers. Their early performances led to significant opportunities, including a notable appearance on television.
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