1/4 🧵 The Osmonds were basically a family act that turned into a polished pop machine, then a TV-era celebrity brand, then a long-tail entertainment dynasty. They started as a barbershop-style quartet of brothers in Utah, broke nationally through television in the early 1960s, hit huge pop success in the 1970s, and then branched into solo careers, Broadway, Vegas, and reality-era nostalgia. Alan mattered because he was the oldest brother, an organizer, and one of the people who helped keep the whole machine moving. Deseret News FOX 13
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