The Osmonds - Crazy Horses [HQ stereo]

[@DrTerminus]

RIP Wayne Osmond who passed away New Years Eve 2024. Sad to see hear this news.

[@jamiegilmore5019]

Yeah rest in peace Wayne,He put something on the guitar

[@mickeystanic4750]

Is he the one on the white Telecaster?

[@1963bjt]

It. Was 1/1/25 when he passed.

[@Firefoxy-rz1nw]

Yes, he has the white guitar

[@kevinharms5158]

Im 62 and I swear I just heard my Dad yell turn that *$#! down

[@yvonnemulder9038]

Part of my youth

[@yvonnemulder9038]

All nice teeth

[@jorgelcamacho670]

No shit, man.

[@joanerickson7604]

Hilarious!!😂

[@altern8mind]

I'm 65. My Dad would knock on the ceiling below my bedroom, I'd go to the landing and he'd be at the foot of the stairs and say, "Could you please turn that down" and it wasn't a question.

[@jonnobloggs8642]

This track must be the ultimate guilty pleasure for any serious metalhead .

[@piemakerproductions]

Nothing to feel guilty about. It's just fuckin GOOD

[@Elong.]

You’re in good company. Ozzy Osborne told Donny Crazy Horses was one of his favorite songs.

[@wayneporter5818]

I'm 64 and a serious metal head but I don't believe in "guilty pleasure". I will listen to whatever I want and not GAF about what anybody thinks. I have friends who play in local metal bands and they feel the same way. This is a great song.

[@jonnobloggs8642]

@wayneporter5818 are you trying to unsettle me Wayney 😃

[@michellepeoplelikeyoumurde8373]

Funny their song writing dried up

[@travislorenz5551]

RIP Wayne... Thank you for this banger of a track

[@ChristChickAutistic]

I'm a metal girl, but before I was metal I was a little kid listening to The Osmonds and The Jackson 5. This was my favorite song The Osmonds ever did, though they have some great songs before and after, especially The Plan, killer album, shame it wasn't more noticed at the time or now. RIP Wayne, thanks for all the tasty guitar licks and wonderful music. ❤

[@clairduffy60]

Rip Wayne.

[@mariaelenamiranda4783]

Wayne Osmond great talented musician, I grew up with The Osmond music, we will miss you thank you for all you gave to the world RIP...

[@robertmartinez2941]

No self respecting male teenager would ever admit to liking their songs, but we did. This is badass.

[@Charlydx21]

Did they start out as a pop group than transition to ta rock type when they got older?

[@robertmartinez2941]

@@Charlydx21 I think Andy Williams brought them to prominance in the late sixties singing barber shop quartet type of music, then when they saw the success of the Jackson 5, they modeled themselves after them, with songs like One Bad Apple. The rock part probably started when they were a little bit older, especially Donny. I just recently saw a video them performing/singing Yo Yo on I believe the Flip Wilson show. It is amazing, not only could they sing, but they could dance...great timing. They're lip syncing, but it's still a testament to their level of professionalism, the lip syncing really didn't matter. Sign of bygone era of talent.

[@chasgantz7728]

I had the album. Still may have it somewhere.

[@peteeasterman6025]

Doesn't get much better than this

[@tigertbalm]

@@robertmartinez2941 Actually,the Jacksons modeled themselves after the Osmonds,the oldest 4 Osmond brothers were already appearing on Andy Williams in 1962.

[@laurenellinger383]

RIP Wayne. Thanks for the music.

[@mariaparks3494]

Rest in Peace Wayne. We loved you, your singing and guitar playing. You made the Osmonds. Condolences to the family.

[@aj_hammy]

Mike from The-Art-of-Guitar sent me here to witness this thrilling piece of music that summoned the era of Classic Rock and Metal genres. And I just can't get enough of it! Look at them enjoy themselves... Cra-zy hor-ses!

[@brettadkins7563]

Me too man! He wasn’t wrong either. This absolutely rocks.

[@theophany1770]

Same here. Born in '70 and first time hearing this

[@MonoverSusstereo]

Same. Hahaha. Hold Her Tight is my jam from this record.

[@formula73]

Somebody just sht my pants. Holy hell my brain just exploded

[@YukonDemon]

Hahaha!!! Ditto here. About a minute and a half into the art of guitar video, I was like, "What??? The Osmonds????" And here I am... Not disappointed...

[@roryoconnor8915]

Merrill’s voice was built for rock, shame they weren’t given more free reign

[@Firefoxy-rz1nw]

Merrill was one of the great rock and roll singers.

[@tombstoneharrystudios584]

RIP Wayne Osmond! Incredible guitar work here!

[@theatergeek82]

R.I.P Wayne. You were one hell of a guitar player.

[@GACOMO7660007]

I used to listen to this tune on a Panasonic turntable my sister had bought for the family. This was back in the family farm in Mexico. I was only 13, the only Mexican farm boy listening to hard rock back then, Imagine Led Zeppelin's "Whole lotta love" at full volume in a place where everybody was stuck on folk farm tunes, surely the black sheep and out of place with the rest of the village, something I deem as a positive. 😁

[@beth2951]

Ahhhhhhh Wayne, thanks for the music of my youth! 😔

[@boozhwatrash]

RIP Wayne. The world never really appreciated your guitar talents!

[@mattpendell1369]

The Osmonds had no right to produce this banger but they did it. All my respect

[@brentad2004]

"banger"? lol

[@keithjones7390]

Clanger!

[@markdaly1903]

@@keithjones7390 Osmonds dad had tight control over the band and concieved the idea as a way of making money like the jackson family. a mormon version of the jacksons. this is all very well known. alan and merill osmond were getting frustrated at their dads musical control. so they conceived a plan to create a rock album. they hired a studio and the brothers could "play instruments" so they didnt have to learn. alan and merill recorded the album. and handed it over to the record company. when their dad found out he hit the roof. and he was worried that this album would hurt their target audience. so crazy horses. was released and it bombed with the teenage girl market. so when they went back on the road. they opened the show with crazy horses. then as their dad had orded them to do so, they put their Guitars and instruments away, the stools came out and they sang songs that the teenage girls wanted to hear. the guys who were there for the rockier sound walked out.

[@LordPryderi]

@mattpendell1369 - check out the band TANKs cover of this.

[@pjackson8027]

Flanger?

[@justintravis5723]

RIP Wayne Osmond. Thank you for this track and all the jams.

[@StephenGrayce]

They weren't exactly known for their hard-rock chops, so when they came out with this it blew me away. The energy level is amazing.

[@deecook8393]

This is not hard rock. I guess for a bunch of Osmond loving panzies it is.

[@OldMastyr3]

@@deecook8393 Sit your ignorant ass back the fuck down.

[@Joetrout]

Dee Cook they makin it sound like its speed metal!! Wuss metal more like it

[@jasonlieberman4606]

Cuz it's basically the one time they got to do what they actually wanted. They tell the whole story in interviews you can find online... I'd definitely recommended reading the background on how it came together.

[@phxchristian]

@@deecook8393 At first it did remind me of a Metallica song.

[@SavoxYT]

This song proved these boys were legit.

[@robinmiller3296]

OMG. I remember when the Osmonds were popular. My youngest brother mentioned this song. I'm like "huh?" This song completely eluded me. I said let me go to KZbin. I can't believe the Osmonds rocked the he!! out! I was humming "One Bad Apple" after reading Wayne died. RIP. Job Well Done.

[@JulieParton-o9d]

Led Zeppelin had the Osmonds on stage with them. So many real musicians appreciate the Osmonds music as well as their tight harmonies.

[@hv1225]

Jimmy Page does look like a Osmond.

[@Jojoseahorse]

@@hv1225 I used to watch "TOTP" during this time period, and my mother thought Dave Hill from Slade resembled an Osmond :)

[@mikewhitney2147]

Damn!.. I'm 60 years old and just finding out the Osmonds kick ass.

[@EDOGG62]

I remember them doing a take on "Frankenstein" on their show bitd.

[@19snoopy64]

This was one of the first singles I ever bought. My sister sat on it and broke it in half.😂I remember being really upset at the time.

[@mikewhitney2147]

Just found out Wayne Osmond died today. 1/1/25

[@deecook8393]

Seek help.

[@SuspiciousMind28]

RIP Wayne🙏🙏🙏 with you left a part of my youth.

[@toothbrush5190]

Holy crap. I didn't know about this till just now. I'm 54 and just blown away by this track. Brilliant!!!!!!!!!!

[@brenthaymon280]

You must have been smoking crack when you were listening to this song if you like it.

[@james1stful]

Me too Larry !! Im 57

[@houseoftone8939]

@@james1stful Where the F*** you been man, Mars?

[@billregan3232]

I'm joining the club. 7 years after you!

[@TheSection59]

well better late then never :)

[@donaldfredericksen1853]

I'm 55 and being an old school metal head I absolutely love this!

[@philaman1972]

RIP, Mr. Wayne Osmond and thanks for the music!

[@Seachase100]

Crazy Horses and Down By The Lazy River are the two songs that will keep The Osmonds from completely falling into sugar-pop oblivion. Merrill truly had some killer vocals. Just imagine if this band would have focused only on rock music ... with Merrill singing all the leads. They really had the potential to make it work. Crazy Horses is all the proof you need.

[@billpartridge7571]

Seachase100 down by the lazy river - great song - people would love it if they didn’t know it was the osmonds

[@karenbilger6199]

Merrill still has a killer voice😁

[@kb6kgx]

@@billpartridge7571 We played "Down By The Lazy River" in my high school marching band. At the time, I had NO idea that it was an Osmonds song. But the way we did it, it was KILLER. Absolutely was a fun song to play.

[@digitalporch2062]

Also check out The Osmonds Hold Her Tight doing a riff of Led Zeppelin The Immigrant Song kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHuzhYKKg5yqgLc

[@connieb9034]

Those are my favourite osmond songs ever, I just love how high octane their performances are

[@allamericanheadbanger812]

This is where it all started for me…yes, The Osmonds were my gateway drug to heavy metal!

[@deannajenkins6727]

Rest in peace dear Wayne Osmond. You were an awesome performer and a dynamite singer. I loved the Osman’s and still do.🥰

[@prophetofthesingularity]

1,400,000 views 11,000 likes. Metalheads secretly love the Osmonds!

[@jack0609]

This is the only song of theirs I like I don’t hate their music it’s just not for me but this one I really like

[@MeBallerman]

Metalhead here - secretly totally an Osmond fan. Now - don't tell anybody.

[@ghost_z17_08]

Well I very certainly do 😂

[@wayneporter5818]

I'm a 64 year old metal head having first been introduced to the genre in 1970 when I heard Black Sabbath. I don't have a problem letting people know that I like the Osmonds. If they don't like it, that's their problem.

[@deborahowens2390]

My condolences to Wayne’s family and all who loved him. Thank you for the legacy of the music.

[@YensidBuckingham]

This is what happens when Mormons finally have caffeine. All joking aside, this track friggin' slaps hard.

[@coconut37717]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@luisruiz3211]

😅😄😃😂😁 Great song..

[@rmc4091]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 ☕ brilliant

[@piotrb8434]

Bang your head to The Osmonds!

[@sunnya.2665]

Thank you for making me laugh so hard for 20 min. after a shitty day!! With love, Sunny

[@mikevanvynckt8343]

The classic rock gods have overlooked this song. And it's unforgiveable!!!

[@MissMariQueen]

Maybe there is a reason why the classic rock gods have overlooked this song. I can't blame them.

[@macabeo]

Not gods but false idols

[@dannyreyna2821]

WAYNE!!!✊ Thank you for your legacy of your music. You and your family will never be forgotten. Rest in peace⚘

[@jacqie66w24]

I was 6 years old at the time and absolutly loved crazy horses 🎸

[@paulsmith109]

Incredibly talented and massively underrated. Merrill`s vocal on the middle eight is fantastic. One of the best rock/pop tracks in history?

[@conniebrown983]

Izzy Osborn told Donnie that Crazy Horses was his favorite rock song back in the day!

[@philipetheridge3551]

Add in that solo that tops anything Jimmy Page ever did and you're right!

[@stitchgirl9741]

Tommy Lee said his first album was the Osmonds 😂 In the UK they had to turn the amps up so loud on stage to get above the girls screaming that they were told they were louder and harder than when Led Zeppelin played.

[@yvonnemulder9038]

Exact

[@leonbishop5183]

I agree, one of the best rock songs ever made ⭐️

[@Honey_Moon_Delight]

Aqui recordando a Wayne, descansa en paz amigo gracias a ti y tus hermanos nos dejaron unos temazos🙏🕊 Wayne Osmond (1951-2025)

[@davidsmith790]

The 70's were the BEST era for music -- pop, rock, soul, country, funk, easy-listening, hard-rock, bubble gum....

[@Piotr1457]

👍🇵🇱

[@andresanario6663]

Yup, 70s love songs ang rock songs was the best, unlike today

[@TabithaReminiec3399]

Bubblegum died in 1970

[@TabithaReminiec3399]

Crazy Horses was the first enviromentally conscious rock song The Osmonds Brothers played a combination of Pop & Rock music

[@ohmygod7153]

That's So true !

[@darincleator8208]

Holy F**k, this is so cool. Did not know this song existied.

[@bridfeely4379]

this is fantastic. the song itself, music and fact they all play themselves, the energy , the individual singing of Jay and specially Merrill , and then what about spectacular dancing and prancing of Jay - fantastic talent not appreciated as it should have been. light and bed of heaven to you Wayne and thank you for all the great music ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@dorothydejong9305]

Farewell Wayne. Thanks for the fun.

[@RichardM1366]

They earned a huge amount of respect for this hard rock tune!

[@lisaparsons4124]

Yes I remember in 1972, when I was 6,my sister Leslie played it back then she passed away 2017

[@RichardM1366]

​@@lisaparsons4124 Sorry for your loss.

[@lisaparsons4124]

@@RichardM1366 thanks I know she's with God now

[@yvonnemulder9038]

Hard to l,

[@nadinemarie3811]

Rest in peace, Wayne, excellent guitar solo.

[@cherihalda7168]

I read even Ozzy loved this song. Too bad the general public would not accept the Osmonds doing rock. Very talented family-----every one of them.

[@Minky11]

I agree.

[@twikirobot6897]

Ozzy don't know his shit from a hole in the ground......great song nonetheless!

[@dinoferrante1718]

This performance was nothing short of ridiculous.

[@MarvelDcImage]

@@dinoferrante1718 They did not know how to show or dance crazy so they danced whacky.

[@jeffreyarmstrong1830]

@@dinoferrante1718 They were having fun and just enjoying making this music. I thought it was awesome of course I grew up in the 70's and loved the Osmonds.

[@Scottishscot1Numbah1]

That Bassist has one heckuva voice!!!

[@joelanderos23]

that's merrill.

[@イコ-n7m]

メリル大好きです❤

[@BeatUpRecordsCDs]

Only complaint is that the song is too short.

[@Dhjmas]

So you’re good with the dancing? 😂

[@Tuesdayjoe66]

Agree..

[@HankFinkle11]

Best songs are under three minutes in my opinion.

[@deecook8393]

You bubble gum-chewing teenybopper.

[@danabullock8707]

See all this stuff coming back for us to see and remember. It bonds us for life. God Bless everyone 🙏

[@georgeovel6423]

Listening to this is STILL a guilty pleasure in 2024

[@valerie-p3c]

I grew up with the Osmond love crazy horses rip wayne

[@jim2lane]

In case you're wondering, this is not them singing over the music of other musicians. The Osmonds made sure on this album that they were the only producers to ensure that no session musicians would be involved and they would be the only performers

[@elmo7sharp9]

There's a plectrum drag down the strings around 1:56 that's NOT being played by any VISIBLE guitarist.

[@jim2lane]

@@elmo7sharp9 that was badly worded on my part. My comment was geared towards what was on the album - not what you see in this performance. The comment is now edited 😊

[@elmo7sharp9]

@@jim2lane I was disappointed to hear that sound: I'm sure that the Osmonds COULD'VE pulled this off by themselves. Other live footage shows them being supported by a large section of session musicians. often with multiple guitarists in addition to strings and brass.

[@blayneaugust]

50 years and it still gets better every time I hear it 🎸

[@kathyblackwell4108]

I two have been listening to the Osmond's for 50 years I was 8 years old when I started listening to them! And yes it gets better and better today's music don't have the same soul and I'm with Bob Seger

[@billb.7346]

How does this garbage get better with time?

[@Mrz-sb1hw]

I think crazy horses was brill.

[@lisaparsons4124]

Yes I remember in 1972, when I was 6

[@yvonnemulder9038]

Yes moeder from West Holland to Brabant noby knew i did not fit in

[@carmie9400]

Hands down one of my fave songs The Osmonds ever did - goes to show what talented musicians they were! Will miss you Wayne. 🧡🎶🎸

[@grymaldus40k41]

Best non-rock, rock song ever

[@Elong.]

Ozzy Osborne told Donny this was one of his favorite rock songs when he saw him on Dancing with the Stars.

[@stanleyronblake1646]

I came here for a reference in The Naked Gun 33 ⅓

[@TheHOWLER45]

You're almost right. It hinged on hard rock metal.

[@almodovar251]

The Osmonds were always highly talented and this song proves how eclectic they could all be musically. Great performance and Donny with that organ or synthesizer lick is awesome.

[@hj-bg2qi]

In 1972, at age 11, I built a hut with my friend in my parents' back garden and had a big name sign on top: Crazy Horses. Around the same time I heard for the first time Led Zeppelin's Black Dog played on our neighbours Grundig tape recorder. I still consider Led Zeppelin's acoustic III and IV their best.

[@steviesugarman7416]

This song proves that "The Osmonds seriously rock" is a thing. A great song. Wish they would've followed this path.

[@stephaniemillay7863]

🙏 amen osmond rock!!!!

[@Dana-wq5tp]

Donny admitted that after the "Donny and Marie" show, the Osmonds would never be taken seriously again as a Rock band. And he felt bad about it too.

[@RevLeigh55]

I’ve heard the other brothers lament that they didn’t get to explore a harder rock persona. Their dad kept them on a pretty tight leash.

[@KathyBlackwell-xk9rg]

Me too!!!

[@sallygill5470]

I watched a documentary and Wayne suffered bad depression because he wanted to do more rock he also wanted to join the airforce but his dad wouldn't allow it he said they all resented donny a bit but now they are fine at one point merrill was suicidal its such a shame they were seriously talented

[@mikemcinyre1622]

One of the most underrated songs of the decade. Killer stuff on that album.

[@YAWN....]

Lol! You sure must like some crap music...

[@gregengel1616]

@@YAWN.... if it's crap, why did you watch it?

[@talon1706]

@@YAWN.... Lol.

[@markrae1317]

Utter garbage! This song is not underrated in the slightest!

[@drmrguy3410]

At yawn, what a talented? Me,Drummer for over 50 years,those that cast disparaging comments must be wanna be musicians that don't have the talent, even if they practice

[@gingerladyaubern]

In my opinion, this is the best of all The Osmonds songs, it works on so many levels

[@wjb270]

I've been a musician for 40 years,playing prog rock and jazz...it doesn't get much better than this...right across the board,singing,dancing,melody etc...this is a superb performance of a great song...if it doesn't make you smile you just don;t get music.

[@bobgay3645]

You’ve been playing music for 40 yrs n you cannot even tell they were lip synching n playing air guitars?! They had a full band backing them backstage. Hecks, they even had a ghost drummer

[@wjb270]

@@bobgay3645 In my defence A-I was very drunk.! B-I'm totally blind in my left eye and only partially sighted in my right,so I don't see details too well...still,onwards and upwards! :)

[@ewanmelling9401]

The dancing?

[@spookedhorse]

You being a musician has nada to do with anything. If you think it doesn't get any better than this, you should have your ears ripped off. Think before you spew, numbnuts. Thanks, in advance.

[@Tyharo]

My mom always tells the story when she first heard/saw this song on tv. Everybody (including herself)was expecting a "sweet song" by these "clean" guys. She didn't even like the guys because of that image. Then that sound at the start happened. My grandparents looked shocked but my mom instantly loved the song. Bought the record next day, still has it too.

[@tarasbulba3190]

Cool story. I remember those daze 🥴👍.

[@mh53eflyguy]

I love your mom!

[@master.of.reality]

Awesome

[@master.of.reality]

Your mom sounds like an awesome lady !

[@MichaelMaxwell747]

I remember being pretty blown away when they had this on Donnie and Marie!

[@tarareign8872]

WOW--never expected this from The Osmonds! Pretty good dancers too. Damn that was good.

[@honkylips9450]

I'm speechless. I had never heard of this song before today. "What a weird title for an Osmonds song", I thought. Never expected a sound like that!

[@FRAME5RS]

It's an environmental song...horses are the cars polluting the sky.

[@wastedproductions45]

Of all the musicians I would have expected to rock this hard, the Osmonds were not one of them.

[@edgarcardiel0272]

The dance moves ate legit 😎

[@rolandpuente8258]

They certainly had the talent to go rock or hard rock 🎸 if they wanted to.

[@Marebear20321]

R.I.P Wayne 😢😢I was so in.love with the osmonds they were awesome ❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢

[@p.a.lionski4407]

Congratulation .... 50 years now 👍 One of the favorites in my list of best 100 in 50 years 🥰🥰

[@Fulton-Sheene...]

Merril A Brilliant Muscian... Subjected to mainstream demand... Simply erosion of Talent took its stance... God Bless Merril... 🙏❤🔥❤️🙏

[@TheLittleOsmondsFan13]

I loved it, thank you

[@garyedwards7752]

Unusually, for a boy, I was a huge fan of The Osmond's in the seventies and this song was and still is fantastic! The Crazy Horses album is crammed with amazing songs, all penned by the brothers. Right from the opening track, "Hold her Tight!" it just gets better and better!

[@pfdrtom]

(Psst...hey...yeah, you Gary... I used to borrow my sister's album of this and rock out when she wasn't around. Don't tell anyone.)

[@DavidReed-dx4bk]

@@pfdrtom i was a boy in the 70s i loved the osmonds still do i had posters up of them all not a shame of it

[@rmkw4291]

For being a band of clean and well behaved brothers this rocks! Young Donny having a ball on the keyboards and Merrill singing the hook are my favourite bits of this two and a half minutes of awesome.

[@starrwilson6818]

I have always loved The Osmonds and this song, but the comment section here is legit! Much love to all of you.💜🎉🙏🏽🎶

[@jmgind]

You can think what you want about the osmonds but this song is heavy

[@buckrogers6378]

I tried imitating those Crazy Horses dance moves by the lead singer and my kids thought I was having a seizure.

[@marthabolinger7294]

Jay's got the moves!

[@keithparker1346]

Lol

[@Jojoseahorse]

He resembles more of a funky chicken than a horse, but he is fab and full of energy ;)

[@sheisatabbym6014]

@@Jojoseahorse the funky chicken was an actual dance move in the 70's.

[@Jojoseahorse]

@@sheisatabbym6014 I know, that is what I was referring to ☺️

[@JasonLeeIsAGod]

I love to play this for friends who have no clue it's The Osmonds. They are generally pretty impressed & had no idea they were so METAL!!

[@nickhill8612]

That's a great idea.

[@cazgerald9471]

I don't hear metal in this at all. Glam maybe, or an attempt at some hard rockin' funk, but not metal. The arrangement on the single had a horn section - definitely not metal.

[@cazgerald9471]

@Jim Doire If you're arguing to do away with genres altogether, I'm down with that. Genres are a marketing tool to segregate the market and sell more product. But if you're going to actually define music by what's commonly accepted, then this song ain't metal - it's significantly closer to funk or glam - metal wasn't even a defined genre when this song was released, Black Sabbath was just hitting the scene and nobody was even calling them metal at that time.

[@driss4160]

Je cherchais ce titre depuis les années 90 ... Incapable de ne me souvenir exactement ni du groupe, ni du titre mais je me souvenais du refrain, de ce son et de ce cri synthétique qui m'envoûtait littéralement (étant français, la langue anglaise m'était inconnue en 1972), j'avais le vague souvenir d'un nom, The Osmose Brothers 🤣, j'avais lancé des recherches sur YT mais sans succès... A la sortie de ce titre, dans les années 1972/73, j'avais 5 ans et je me souviens encore de cette image bien précise de moi enfant, dans notre maison en région parisienne, fredonnant ce morceau qui passait à la radio, je ne comprenais rien aux paroles mais la musique, le chanteur, l'interprétation me fascinaient... Aujourd'hui, plus de 50 ans plus tard, je découvre tout à fait par hasard cette vidéo sur la playlist proposée par YT... J'adore... Merci fecskefi pour ce partage et ces souvenirs...🤩🤩😝😝

[@doitwithjeebuss]

One of the most under rated albums of all time. Wayne's solo is just filthy!!! This is a great rock song.

[@jordanhasch2544]

Yeah; Wayne's tone is NASTY! And while we're at it, can we talk Donny's keyboard playing? Holy...he's nuts! I wasn't expecting something so unhinged. But damn!

[@robertbordevik5072]

Probably one of the coolest things, and arrangements you’ll ever hear. They were literally on 🔥

[@JasonEvangelho]

Not literally. No.

[@jont551]

Great tune. Just came to this old thread to say RIP Wayne.

[@cholden67]

My Mom got me this album for my 18th birthday. I was embarrassed. The Osmonds? Then, I listened to it and was blown away, especially with this song. I played it for my brother-in-law, not telling him who it was. He LOVED the song. Then, I told him it was the Osmonds. He played the song over and over. Still couldn't believe it was them.

[@jmacpherson9292]

Anyone see a resemblance between Wayne Osmond, the lead guitar player and a young Jimmy Page?

[@annweir978]

J MacPherson yes!! I just pointed that out to someone.

[@juweee_yt]

lol I thought I'm the only one noticed that

[@MonkyMonk729]

Me!!! A friend's band, Flipp, covered this tune and I just commented on the guitar player looking vaguely like a young Jimmy Page. Also the bass player looks like Peter Brady.

[@dantorre1683]

I thought they were siblings 😬

[@guitaristinseattle]

Absolutely!

[@stevepettit2064]

I was a 6 year old my sister was way older proper glam rocker we used to play this on top belt i was bouncing on the bed our parents would be banging on the stairs to turn it down they HATED this and sparks this town is not big enough.... happy times.

[@kevinmcnamara3868]

A seriously underrated song. Absolutely great.

[@katemaloney4296]

This was psychedelic and fun at the same time. I can guarantee that if you put this on and asked anyone who listens to music to identify the artist, they would never guess the Osmonds.

[@yvonnemorrison1599]

Kate Maloney iwould

[@stansell1]

Check out Mike Pourtnoy's rendition!

[@NxDoyle]

Not psychedelic.

[@The5Edie]

In one interview they said that they want to be the new "Led Zeppelin".

[@MrNickelbrille]

Wrong.I saw the Osmonds and tought ou yeah Crazy horses.That kicked my butt when I was a kid and and gets me into trouble in the morning now. I haven't heard that for at least two dekades.

[@Martin-pt5on]

I have to admit I do like this Osmond rocker. They really are having fun that's for sure.

[@loungejay8555]

Come on admit it, this is badass!

[@nickhill8612]

I'm not afraid to admit it.

[@markcarrillo2445]

Absolutely is. And I'm a Rock jock. I should know.

[@brenthaymon280]

Not badass. Just an awful dumbass song.

[@brenobutcher]

@@brenthaymon280 Wimps and posers, leave the hall!!!

[@TheMitchbassman]

Bad ass... No Stupid as fuck ..yes

[@zanderanddadmetaldetecting6804]

I only researched this song because Joe Elliott from Def Leppard mentioned it was a favorite when he was younger. I've been a metal lover and Utah native and never heard this before. A bit before my time. A screamin song.

[@gmize78]

I read that too! It is a pretty good tune for the time & band. I was born the year it came out but if I had been a teenager I would have loved it!

[@michelleschulz4903]

I just heard this on the radio today. I couldn't believe it was the Osmond Brothers!! Never in my life did I expect to hear something like that from them 😂😂 Sounded good 👍

[@rickiovine2170]

Their album “Crazy Horses” is outstanding. There is not a single dud on it. It receives high praise from experts, and most are metal and hard rock critics. I highly recommend listening to it in its entirety first time, and then play selected tracks at various times. The songs get better with age!

[@bmac63]

hers another great song from that time played Live kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXXFep16bLiWp68

[@kvp4862]

I didn’t realise at the time how great this song was. Great music. Great lyrics. And how about the lead singer giving Axel Rose the inspiration for his dance moves. Great track. Great posting. Thanks! 🇬🇧

[@leonbishop5183]

Every aspect of song and video are Excellent!! Slaps your face and ears from start to finish. Brilliant! ⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@southernlady160]

GREAT TALENTED and HANDSOME GUYS!! LOVE THEM SINCE 1970S!

[@Crafty-nan]

One of my favourite Osmonds songs and I loved them. It is surprising how many people don't realise the meaningful message behind the song either. I have told people to really listen or find the lyrics as what it was about is so true. Fab song by fab group absolutely love hearing this.

[@Kelly-nm4kw]

Hello Marilyn, How are you doing?

[@doodoo597]

Pollution 😥

[@wandahall4435]

Wanye is Heaven Bound ❤❤❤😮😮😮

[@elektrik-fz4up]

here from the art of guitar, this rocks!

[@BRO77TX]

Same here!! And thanks to Paul Gilbert!!

[@manuelper]

Man, he wasn't joking, was he? This shit is off the hook.

[@ABoyd1852]

Me too.

[@waz1272]

Me too

[@joebobjenkins7837]

We all are.

[@mikemoyle527]

This a metal masterpiece.

[@timothykresko1984]

❤️

[@kenlee1416]

Eh?

[@cubdukat]

Metallica has been known to use it during warmups. True story. Imagine James Hetfield's voice on this...

[@Ashfaq1999]

Classic Song. The intro is unforgettable 🎶

[@jennifersteel4711]

They really enjoyed their music. Fantastic!

[@skintslots]

This is an absolutely superb song that was totally at odds with the music The Osmonds usually did. Great stuff lads.

[@owenjohn1192]

I don't metal, but I grew up in the 70's and love this tune!

[@karenfolques4987]

Very metal...Ozzy loved this song.

[@Treviscoe]

Thanks, I didn't know that!

[@nickhill8612]

That's interesting, thanks.

[@KennyBoyd6]

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band covered it. But the Osmonds wrote this bitch!

[@squish6590]

Not metal at all

[@nickhill8612]

@@squish6590 IDC what it is, I still like it.