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Alan Osmond, 'Crazy Horses' co-songwriter and eldest member of the Osmonds, dies at 76

LA Times 1 min read 5 hours ago

<p>Alan Osmond, the eldest member of showbiz family the Osmonds and songwriter behind chart-topping hits including 'One Bad Apple' and 'Crazy Horses,' died Monday. He was 76.</p>
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