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This is some amazing singing.

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My mom bought this album and we wore it out listening to it. I'm 72 now and it brings back sweet memories.

GREAT!

great stuff!

The best.

So beautiful!...as only Ambiance can do!

Little Jimmy Osmond had a very nice lead vocal voice

We used to listen to this and the Chipmunks Christmas

Sounds like they’ve double tracked their vocals a bit

Our father bought us this album too and we loved it, though honestly we were a little envious.

And of course this was mostly before Donny became a teeny bopper heart throb. This era of Osmonds was pretty traditional Barbershop except for the occasional strings and piano parts, but live they were strictly Barberdhop arrangements and quite good at I may say. Being brothers already the voices ring with harmony easier than those unrelated. Now personally in the 60s I grew up into a barbershop musical family too, which visited originally of my Mother, Father and my older sister. When I was born, i began singing with them. My father Ed Taught us how to sing harmony and after a few tears after my little brother was born at 3&4 years old he was singing with us too. Ironically we started performing just a couple years after Osmonds were on Andy Williams show, er began performing around the country too on Barbershop shows. We never did Andy Williams show but we performed as The singing Jensen family. Me at 7, my little brother at 4, our sister at 11 and Dad : “old enough” Performed McCormick Place (Pre-ArieCrown) , various Barbershop Venues, and even in WGN Chgo’s Bozo Circus. We were often compared to Osmonds because there were only two childrens Barbershop quartets singing around . This was 63-69.

Is there anything this woman can not sing to my heart's delight?

I feel like I've struck gold finding Veronica's music!

Great memories were made that day!

Of all the singers of all times, operas, operettas, this album of the Osmond Brothers is my most prized possession. It is amazing how four kids can sing so beautifully together. It is great to finally be able to see each of their performances on You Tube. I've been waiting decades for videos to come out. So, thank you to whomever is posting them.

I LOVE THESE WONDERFUL SINGERS!!!❤❤❤❤

Thanks for posting.

One of the Iconic lead voices in my early BBS years. Loved his voice and that GA quartet.

Osmond Brothers are so cute

Such talent, These guys certainly were no 'flash in the pan'! Not many groups can endure so much and adapt to keep their audiences thrilled.

A very enjoyable quartet to listen to, primarily because of the interesting arrangements and sweet tenor singer. As for "contestable barbershop" of their era, vocal quality and blend issues probably would have kept them from a gold medal.

Best ever ! At a convention in Atlantic City a "judge" was overheard at a lounge saying that the Easternaires would never claim the gold medal if he was judging the contest because he did not like their use of 'illegal' chords in their arrangements. I wonder if that judge is still around and what he thinks of the crap you hear on stage these days !

Tenors gonna love this one! Interesting to hear all those "illegal" chords from a quartet of that era.

Thanks so much!

(The first tune, that is)

“Melancholy Blues,” aka “Melancholy” is the song title. Written by Marty Bloom and Walter Melrose Recorded in Chicago fir Okeh on 5/11/27 By Louis Armstrong’s Hot 7: Louis Armstrong, trumpet; John Thomas, trombone; Johnny Dodds, clarinet; Lil Armstrong, piano; Johnny St. Cyr, banjo; Pete Briggs, tuba; Baby Dodds, drums.

Haunting and beautiful! One of my favorite quartets singing a chilling arrangement of one of my favorite ballads.

Nice "albert" work, tone and ideas. Keep the faith. The whole band had a nice "pocket", thanks from DC

Masterful <3 <3 <3 <3

Makes me cry every time! SO GOOD!!!

What wonderful talent.. These boys sure have it together!!! And later in years they even got better ;-)

Weache?

So wonderful ! Thank you very much for sharing.

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Thought I was listening to The Most Happy Fellows

Chills! One of the all time greats.