The Osmonds took over the 1970s rocking their matching jumpsuits and synchronized dance moves, turning a bunch of wholesome Utah brothers into teen magazine superstars. Originally just a singing barbershop quartet in Utah founded to help raise money for their older brothers' health issues, these pop stars had teenage girls losing their minds. Which brother kept the tunes flowing as the oldest performer?
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Correct Answer: Alan
Alan Osmond, born in 1949, was the original leader and the first frontman of The Osmonds. While his younger brother Donny later stole the spotlight, Alan was the group's guitarist, choreographer and arranged many of their early barbershop quartet performances at Disneyland where Walt Disney himself discovered them in 1961.
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