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[@richardcogbill6791]

The Osmonds brothers came before the J5 and had a string of hits. Michael and Donny were good friends. Donny was a bit older than Michael. Both boys had similar high voices. They had a friendly music rivalry going on in the early 70s.

[@jarrettcone8949]

The Jacksons had Their hit 1st like 69 the osmonds didn't get a hit in tell 71 Big difference The Jackson sold more records too

[@maryk446]

Donny was less than a year older than Michael. Donny was born in December 1957, Michael in August of 1958.

[@lanagorgeous9485]

Actually as hit makers the J5 were first with I want you back. I was old enough to remember that song in 1969. I think One Bad Apple came out in 1970 - 1971. I remember first hearing that on the radio as well. More info on the genesis of that song (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Bad_Apple)

[@vondunn]

Me too. The Osmonds were nationally known before the Jackson but in a different genre. Many family groups had that sound. Even the Brady Bunch. I was 10. It was so shocking to us that the Osmonds could dance so well.

[@c-mancleveland4632]

@@jarrettcone8949 This song was Number 1 in 1970, this was made in 1971. The Osmonds been around since 1962, they just weren't all born yet (Donny, Marie, Jimmy). Kind of like when the Bee Gee's started, Andy wasn't around yet. It's still only a handful of years. The Jackson 5 sold over 100 million records, The Osmond's over 77 Million. That's not counting obviously Michaels or Jermaine's solo careers, nor Donny or Marie's solo, etc. Back in the 70's they were both very popular, over the years the Jacksons become more popular, mainly because of Michael and Janet. The Osmonds become "uncool" yet in 88' Donny snuck in a hit "Soldie of Love". Anyways, these families were fans of each other.

[@zerores2005]

Dude, the Jackson 5, The Osmonds, The Sylvers. There was talent everywhere back then.

[@jgamb914]

The Osmonds were considered the white Jackson 5. However the came out simultaneously for the most part. They actually were friends and did a few TV performances together

[@Uwill49]

No, they were not the "white" J5. They started long before the Jacksons.

[@jamesstrickland6831]

@@Uwill49 but they copied the J5 sound in the early 70’s

[@Uwill49]

@@jamesstrickland6831 Did their hit Crazy Horses copy the J5 sound ? Did their hit Hold Her Tight copy the J5 sound ? Does Down By The Lazy River sound like a J5 song ? I was a J5 fan in the 70's (I was 10) and my sister was the Donny Osmond fan. I used to record songs on my cassette player from the J5 cartoon playing on the TV. Just because they had a hit with a song that was originally offered to J5 doesn't make them the "white" J5.

[@jamesstrickland6831]

@@Uwill49 that was a little later . But initially they tried to cash in on the J5 wave .

[@jamesstrickland6831]

@@Uwill49 so are u saying they didn’t try to portray young Donny as the White Micheal Jackson.? Another song . Yo-YO was another attempt

[@Mrcool19771]

Under rated group .

[@womanonthinice1276]

The Osmonds and J5 were the 2 favorite boy bands back in the 70s! Donny and Michael were good friends.

[@dancnluc1]

This was written for Jackson 5 but they turned it down so it went to the Osmonds. Ben was suppose to be for Donny but he was not available to do it so Michael did it. They were singing around the same time. The 4 older boys in the Osmonds started in 1958 and the Jackson 5 in 1964. Michael and Donny became friends over the years.

[@gingercollier7949]

The Osmond Brothers were performing as early as 1962. They were regulars as part of the Andy Williams show and Donny was like four years old. While the Jackson 5 were discovered four years later, in 1968. The Osmond’s had hit after hit on the radio compared to the Jackson 5. In the late 60’s and 70’s here in Southern California you’d here everyone on the radio. What made the Osmonds last so long is they evolved with what was being played on the radio. Old Andy Williams performances show them singing barber shop quartet style music. Sadly drugs and the music industry effected the Jackson 5, while the Osmond family were devoted LDS.

[@ST-ov8cm]

Saturday mornings always had the J5 and the Osmond’s cartoons back-to-back.

[@arinco6944]

The song “One Bad Apple” was written for the Jackson5 but they turned it down. The Osmonds recorded it and it changed their lives forever. However the Osmonds have been around since discovered by Andy Williams in the 1962-69. The father of the Jacksons watched the Osmonds on tv as little kids.

[@sharonsadowski5556]

The osmonds were a group before the Jackson 5. But they were both putting out music in the 70’s. And the both had cartoon shows on Saturday mornings. It was fun.

[@jarrettcone8949]

OK they been out 1st the jacksons had the 1st hit Google it

[@sandyleewhite]

It was a time in music history, when dancing, entertaining, & singing all at the same time was normal, especially for boy bands, and for an FYI, both brother groups were friends, and their Managers, had certain songs that would divide between, knowing which voices would perform the best. For me it doesn't matter who or if groups seem similar, as mentioned before, the majority of boy bands were very alike in their delivery of the songs & the way they performed....another fun fact, The Osmonds started performing A Little sooner than the Jackson 5.........

[@ofrabjousday1]

Out of all of their hits, this is the only one that sounds like the Jackson 5. The rest are pure Osmonds. Check out a few more.

[@leewilson2010]

Not TRUE..the Osmond song called "Double Loving was a common copy sound of the Jackson 5 also at the time of the release of the song !!

[@leewilson2010]

And good portion of Donny solo songs inthe early 70s were a lot like Michael Jackson solo songs..

[@sallyatticum]

@@leewilson2010 Most of Donny's songs were covers of classic love songs.

[@lisavaden1118]

@@sallyatticumAnd those to became huge hits

[@ellenw391]

Here's an interesting tidbit I didn't see anyone else mention. Joe Jackson used to force his sons to watch the Osmond when they were on the Andy Williams show. He would say they need to practice as much as they do, and perform as well. And there used to be a thing that made the rounds showing the similarities down to the number of family members, there mom's having the same birthdays and just a whole bunch of weird coincidences

[@adventurewiththemcgary2371]

yes I was surprised nobody mention about it. Even Michael Jackson told the story to Donny Osmond when they were young.

[@ChiefsGirlSince1989]

Because the Osmonds were known to do it in one take. mr.osmond demanded perfection.

[@williamlidster5850]

This song was actually pitched to Motown records for the Jackson 5 but they turned it down; it was then offered to the Osmonds who created a phenomenal hit!

[@johnboehmer6683]

It's really a good song, I wonder why they rejected it? Did Motown accept any songs not written in-house?

[@fromouttaleftfield6932]

​@@johnboehmer6683 Correct. Berry Gordy wanted all the control and money. From what I understand, that was the reason.

[@Vikinggirl1679]

The Osmonds and Jackson Five were always in competition but the Osmonds came along first. They started out on the Andy Williams show after he discovered them. This song was meant for the Jackson five but the Osmonds ended up getting it. Donny, the little one was a mega star and still sings today. He was also on Broadway for many years in Joseph and the amazing technicolor coat. They have a auditorium in Branson. Check out the only Osmond sister Marie. Many many hits too and she and Donny had their own variety show

[@cyndee39]

The Osmonds were regular performers on the Andy Williams show in 1964, also that style of singing and dancing were done by many other singers in the 70s for example The Silvers The Jackson 5 had their own style of dancing & also playing their own instruments as well as the Osmonds.

[@dayspring4194]

Merrill had a voice for rock and roll and they all are incredible multi-instrument musicians. They wanted to be a rock group but...Anyway I loved both the Osmonds and the J5.

[@Leethebee62]

Donny Osmond was supposed to be the one to record "Ben" but he was on tour with his brothers, so Michael Jackson recorded it. Check out The Osmonds a few years later doing more of a rock song. Crazy Horses kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4nGm2uae7SXZ6c

[@user-bg6rm5ks4f]

Osmonds were singing back in the 60's on the Andy Williams show. Years before Joe Jackson put his kids on a stage. Joe got the idea to put his kids together in a band when watching the Osmonds on Andy Williams show. Joe then solicited Barry Gordy and Diana Ross to help get the Jackson's some booked gigs on shows like Johnny Carson and American Bandstand to promote their first hit, ABC.

[@LuvTadnDixie]

The Osmonds used to sing on the Andy Williams show in the 60s, as a barbershop quartet. When they left the show, they entered into pop music. Mike Curb produced their first album and Mike Curb said they copied the sound of the Jackson 5 on the first record, which was One Bad Apple. In fact, the song One Bad Apple was offered to the Jackson 5 first, and they turned it down, so the Osmonds recorded it instead. Donny Osmond and Michael Jackson had the same high voice. Another funny thing about them was both families had 9 children, and Michael and Donny were both the 7th child who were pushed out in front. The song Ben was written for Donny to sing and he couldn't sing it because he was on tour, so Michael Jackson sung it and it was Michael's first solo #1 hit. But Jackson 5 came out first in pop music in 1969. The Osmonds pop career started around 1971. I think Michael & Donny were around the same age too. One day you should watch Yo Yo by the Osmonds when they're wearing the black Elvis suits.

[@reginaldcraig8979]

This song was written for The Jackson 5 & They passed on the song & The Osmonds recorded it & had their first Number 1 with it.

[@davidmazon7516]

I remembered the Osmonds and the Jackson 5 came out right around the same time. I first seen the Osmonds come out on some late-night show they were a lot younger then.

[@johannadavis7594]

The song Ben was written for Donny Osmond. He was on tour at the time so they had Michael do it. The song One Bad Apple was written for the Jackson's they thought it sounded too much like ABC so they had the Osmond do it The Osmonds started before the Jackson's. They were doing TV shows When the oldest were really young before Donny was old enough to join

[@williamlidster5850]

One Bad Apple was originally pitched to the Jackson 5; however, Barry Gordy turned it down; he had a songwriting machine at Motown. It was then pitched to the Osmonds, and they took it, and had their first of many major hits!

[@diffusionofhealing651]

Joe Jackson saw the Osmonds on either The Ed Sullivan or The Andy William's Show and said, "If those white boys can do that, I know my boys can". The Osmonds started as a barber shop quartet when they were very small, which led to them working at Disney Land and then on the Andy Williams' Show. However, the Jacksons did start recording before the Osmonds. Mike Curb at Fame Studio in Muscle Shoals, AL offered the Jacksons either "ABC" or "One Bad Apple", and they took "ABC". The Osmonds came through shortly after and were offered "One Bad Apple", Also, the fact that they are both 'Brother Bands" who fell into roughly the same age ranges made them very similar. The two groups and families were good friends and did not consider themselves rivals.

[@pjangels609]

i like your honesty. Both were coming out almost same time, but Jacksons prevailed. Osmonds very underrated though, except for UK. they were huge!

[@jrasicmark1]

Both the Osmonds and the Jackson 5ive had their own Saturday morning animated TV shows. Later, when Donny Osmond was in his late teens, he and his younger sister Marie were given their own variety show (probably inspired by the Sonny and Cher variety show). That's another parallel between the two families, both had the youngest daughter hit it big with a solo career (with Marie, she was the only Osmond daughter, Janet was the youngest of 3 daughters and her older sisters both had a couple of minor hits). The entire Jackson Family had their own short lived variety show too, but I think it was just a summer replacement series. Donny Osmond also sang in Disney's first (animated) version of Mulan where he sang "Make a Man Out of You". He also performed on Broadway as Joseph in one of the many productions of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

[@DaisyAnnabelle65]

I loved the Jackson 5! Always did and I Always will! I loved Michael Jackson my entire life. I really loved The Osmonds too. Both groups were extremely talented and they worked very hard to achieve success.❤️

[@marvinabigby5509]

The Osmond brothers were singing together for quite a while before Donny joined them at age 5. I enjoyed both groups osmond and the Jacksons.a favorite is Down by the lazy river

[@colleenscaffa3422]

The Osmonds started out on the Andy Williams show as a barbershop quartet until Donny joined when he was 5- these family members were performing long before the Jackson5 came into music- just some background information

[@louieflash7190]

Listen to the Osmonds "Crazy Horses" to hear the kind of music they really wanted to record.

[@anindyamajumdar4088]

The history of one bad apple was that Motown turned this song and gave it to the Osmonds. The Osmonds sang it like it was an Motown song

[@michaelpaz5052]

They both had Saturday morning cartoons back in the 70's.

[@Looneyintheboonies]

Hi! I'm just now seeing this, but just wanted to let ya know there's a very good reason why this particular song brought the J5 to mind. This song was written for the J5, but they turned it down. You're exactly right, it sounds like the J5. Little Donny Osmond and MJ had very similar voices back in the day, and both families' bands were very popular! However, the rest of the Osmonds catalog doesn't sound like the Jacksons, their songs sound like pop songs and as you probably already discovered, they did some experimental rock music too. There's a really cute video of Donny and Michael together when they were little presenting an award together at an awards show. It was adorable! I hope you can react to Donny Osmond when he's all grown up in the 80s, singing 2 of his hits "Sacred Emotion" (my favorite) and "Soldier of Love"!

[@reginaldcraig8979]

The song was originally written for The Jackson 5, which they passed on it That's why it sounds like The Jackson 5.

[@lailavikstrom9219]

both bands were friends.

[@carolenielson4586]

They were both out at the same time with the Osmonds being out first. The Jackson's father used to make the watch the Osmonds on tv lol

[@johannadavis7594]

The Jackson and Osmonds were great friends. Particularly Donny and Michael When all those fake allegations came out about Michael he took his children and went and stayed with Donny and his family. They literally grew up together. They had alot in common. One being their religion.

[@starlightperkins330]

The Jackson's and the Osmonds were friends and often were offered the same songs

[@pearlegates7079]

Wow, haven't thought of this song in ages!

[@user-bg6rm5ks4f]

Osmonds were singing as a group before J5. If anything, J5 mimicked the Osmonds. What Ive read is that both families were good friends.

[@joycehull8610]

The Osmonds were a regular on the Andy Williams Show weekly since Donny was about 5 or 6 years old. It was in the late 60s. (I believe) I didn't Google it so its from my memory.

[@Royelsworth]

actually they were out before the Jackson 5 were and this is the Osmonds song watch the Movie Side By SIDE

[@sooner4now]

Back then there was a style of dance and everyone did those moves. It was the 70s.

[@terryfirestone6342]

The Osmonds were together from the early 1960's on the Andy Williams Show. Check the out.

[@shannonsmothers4689]

The osmonds have been singing since 1958

[@maureenwagg5305]

They were managed by Elvis' manager and their jumpsuits later on were exactly like the ones Elvis wore. Check out their Temptations song cover, Can't Get Next To You.

[@johnboehmer6683]

I'm not sure why you're so stunned that contemporary groups sound alike. You can look to any date in history, and find at least 10 acts of the time that sound alike. Pop music is extremely trendy, I thought everyone knew...

[@carolkasiah3288]

These two groups were popular about the same time

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

This song was meant for the J5. Both families were friends and their mothers shared birthdays

[@gunnarjordan6980]

There was actually Osmond Mania in the states, Europe & Asia. Not with the Jackson’s. The Osmonds were on tv and recording before the Jackson 5. Both groups died out in late 70’s but then Donny and his sister Maria had a very successful tv show and the Osmond brothers recorded without Donny. The only reason ppl talk about the Jackson 5 today is because Michael Jackson became such a huge solo artist that ppl remember his group from before. It’s weird because Donny actually had a big solo career before Michael or then bigger than Michael until the 80’s.

[@teegoodgrief279]

How can anyone know the Jackson 5 but not the Osmonds...Osmonds were a lot more popular all over the world...Osmonds were around before the Jackson 5 and still are....especially Donny

[@lauracrane1465]

Donny was born December 9th 1957.

[@cathyortiz1280]

Yes, they were both popular at the same too. Some said they stole the J5's act but they did it soon afterwards. The Oslo were on The Andy Williams show when very little then they wanted to do contemplating pop music. Gal's my age either loved Michael, Donny Osmond or David Cassidy. I loved David but still liked the other two.

[@darrinklauer2474]

It was offered to the Jackson 5 but they turned it down and recorded ABC instead.

[@bigshott9117]

After the Osmonds had this #1 hit that lasted for 6 weeks in 1970, the Jackson 5 never had a #1 hit after.

[@leewilson2010]

Jackson 5 started their career off with 4 number 1 hits back to back,, .... The Jackson 5 next big number 1 hit was "Dancing Machine

[@bigshott9117]

@@leewilson2010 they did get to #1 on the R&B charts but #2 on billboard top hits, with dancing machine which was a rerelease of the song they had recorded a couple of years earlier on another album

[@royalwalker6028]

The Osmonds were more diverse than the Jacksons when it came to talent. Check out Down By the Lazy River and Crazy Horses.

[@tkremarkTK]

ABC released in 1970, One Bad Apple in 1971.

[@jarrettcone8949]

I want you back came out 69 Was the jacksons 1st hit

[@babykots]

That song was written for the Jackson 5 but they turned it down so it was offered to The Osmonds instead. Ben was supposed to be Donny Osmonds song but he was on tour and couldn’t record it so they got Michael Jackson instead.

[@carolenielson4586]

Yes there was the song was offered to the Jacksons Berry Gordon said no so it was given to the Osmonds just like Ben was written for Donny Osmond he was on tour so they got Michael to sing it

[@beckycaughel7557]

The Osmonds came out first but the Jackson five was very shortly there after. This song was originally written for the Jackson 5 but they turned it down and saw it was given to the Osmonds. The song Ben was originally written for Donny he’s the youngest singer on this video. but he had a conflict and couldn’t do it so they gave it to Michael Jackson. And I believe that this song was recorded at muscle Shoals which the Jackson 5 also used so that could account for some of the similarities. Donny and Marie had a music variety show in the 70s talk show in the 90s and they’ve been doing Vegas for a number of years. Both Donny and Marie have been in Vegas shows. The brothers performed in Branson Missouri for a number of years I think they had their last performance not more than a year ago not positive about that though. Both donny and Marie have relatively new albums out

[@vidhead85]

When I heard it, I was floored by Donny's vocals. It was written for The Jackson 5 and then it went to them. So thats why it has that feel to it

[@johnandrews3151]

Donnie Osmond/Go Away Little Girl studio audio version

[@p.j.morris633]

I love Donny Osmond. he was my teenage crush. They are a totally different group. They are very talented in their own right. Nothing at all like the Jackson 5.. they did not copy the jackson 5 period.

[@fromouttaleftfield6932]

Yes there has ALWAYS been a big fan debate over The Osmonds and The Jackson 5. Even in those 70 teen magazines, the fans were debating who sang better the osmonds or the Jackson 5. Who was cuter Michael or Donny. And the fan rivalry has never stopped. Just check out your comment section. The fans haven't stopped debating this 😂😂😂😂😂

[@chrisbarr959]

the Osmonds started out by singing as a barbershop quartet Disneyland

[@babykots]

Neither were copying they just came up at the same time

[@alicerobb5924]

Not a copy, The Osmonds hit the scene first, followed very shortly by the Jackson 5. Boy band style of the time & they were friendly with each other. Both groups even had Saturday morning cartoons.

[@julielvsliason]

The Osmonds were discovered by Andy Williams and added to his show mid 60’s. The Jackson’s came later. Both groups had a great sound.

[@jeffsouthard3153]

Started a few years before the Jackson 5

[@derrickcox7761]

Try Down By The River and Wild Horses. Neither were copying...but there were producers in common as they were in the same era.

[@carolineberry3169]

Could it be that the Osmonds and the Jacksons sound alike is because the songs recorded in Muscle Shoals Alabama and Rick Hall was the Osmond's producer.

[@TheCountofToulouse]

This song was written for the Jackson 5 but they passed on it, so they pitched it the Osmonds, who made it a hit. The song Ben was written for the Osmonds...and they passed on it, which went on to be a HUGE hit for Michael Jackson. They were all good friends.

[@shortvideo.292]

I don’t think neither of them were coping each other that’s just the way they performed

[@grammiesjojo7961]

Osmonds were first, tho not by much. Donny and MJ were great friends~there wasn't any copying going on...it was just the style of the day!! This coming from a '70's kid!! Great video!!

[@leewilson2010]

I went to the Jackson 5 first world tour and the Osmands tour ,,I was a 70's kids..My family bought all the J5 and Osmonds music

[@vondunn]

The Osmonds were famous NATIONALLY before the Jackson 5. I was 10 at this time. This was just the sound of that time. We thought they were black. The Sylvers had the same sound. The Brady Bunch. I think it was just a popular sound for groups with teenagers and kids.

[@leewilson2010]

I take nothing away from the Osmonds....But...You are aware the Jackson 5 broke the Beatles record at Wembley stadium right,,,? Jackson 5 was HUGE globally because of the way they were promoted on tv and having their Saturday morning cartoon their record were sold nationwide on the back of cereal boxes ... The Jackson 5 had their name attached to some of everything marketable

[@donnamcconnell767]

They came out at the same time the Jackson 5 did.

[@DaisyAnnabelle65]

Jay Osmond could sing!

[@robertspino521]

they were bigger and came before the jackson and sold more albums. they were the first boy band.

[@patriciablumenstock8784]

Actually, one bad, Apple was offered to Jackson 5 first, but turned it down, and they gave it to the Osmonds

[@richrogers299]

This song was offered to the Jackson 5, but but they declined, and recorded ABC, instead. The Osmonds were around before the Jackson 5.

[@carolenielson4586]

Osmonds were out first so there's that

[@bgvan37]

The song was written for the Jackson 5, but they turned it down and the Osmonds took it.

[@jarrettcone8949]

One group is in the Hall of fame The Jackson 5

[@beatlesarebest]

The song was written FOR the J5, but Mowtown turned it down and the Osmonds got it.

[@shannonsmothers4689]

They started out singing to get hearing aides for their brothers.

[@neilcopeland4411]

Actually the Osmonds appeared on Andy Williams show in the early 60s before the J5 and were recognised first and singing as a barbers quartet, but J5 hit the big time more mainstream before the Osmonds, this track was undoubtedly there most famous song along with crazy horses in the mid to late 70s but this group was officially recognised first, but they were never as susseful as the J5 group

[@edjohnson9472]

The song was written for the J5 but Berry Gordy said no you also have to keep in mind the J5 was hot as fish grease already 71 was when the Osmonds got their first hit record

[@toodlescae]

Donny had super popular solos in the 70's and a variety show with his sister Marie. Donny kept doing music but was more focused on his family when he got married. Michael J. took the opposite way and focused solely on his career instead of a family and became MJ. They were both extremely talented and I have no doubt that Donny could have been right up there with MJ if he'd wanted to be. Donny loves music and performing but I don't believe he ever really wanted to be a superstar like MJ. He had other priorities that were more important to him.

[@susjf8644]

Totally right. Donny had a healthier physical and mental life. He focused on his own family as well. Priorities are priorities. Poor Michael Jackson. I guess he went through a lot of things, How he changed and transforned himself. Both families were friends. To each their own, the Osmonds and the Jacksons.

[@silverdye7424]

The Osmonds 1962- the J5 1969

[@shortvideo.292]

No the Jackson’s are like the Osmonds

[@marysalazar7965]

I just saw the video I want you back, compared to the video of one bad apple the Osmonds dance and move way more than the Jackson 5 .... Both of them were Great bands of the '70s.....

[@maryanndalton5029]

Frankly comparing the Osmond Brothers to the Jackson Five is not really fair the Osmond Brothers preformed all types of music while the Jackson’s only did Motown music. I suggest to listen to to their albums Crazy Horses and Phase II. You will see and heard the difference.

[@michelebriere9569]

This was supposed to go to the J5, but they declined it. That's ok, because 14yr old Donny Osmond was cute.

[@TRACILEIGHSHAPLEIGH]

Look up Andy Williams Show in 1961 & 1962.

[@TRACILEIGHSHAPLEIGH]

And also 1963 Andy Williams Shows.

[@petemartinez9102]

So you like like Michael Jackson you should try to hear the osmosis.

[@pjangels609]

You should check out Kate Bush!

[@OriginalPappy]

The J5 was offered this song and turned it down. The Osmond’s took it

[@Royelsworth]

these guys sang it first though abc was the jackson

[@Royelsworth]

nope wasn't the jacksons who sang it first the Osmonds sang it first