The Osmonds - Crazy Horses

GREAT PERFORMANCE OF AN OSMONDS CLASSIC IN HQ.
There's a message floatin' in the air
Crazy horses ridin' everywhere
It's a warning, it's in every tongue
Gotta stop them crazy horses on the run

What a show, there they go smokin' up the sky, yeah
Crazy horses all got riders, and they're you and I

Crazy horses
Crazy horses
Crazy horses

Never stop and they never die.
They just keep on puffin' how they multiply.
Crazy horses, will they never halt?
If they keep on movin' then it's all our fault.

What a show, there they go smokin' up the sky, yeah
Crazy horses all got riders, and they're you and I

So take a good look around
See what they've done
What they've done, they've done
They've done, they've done

They've done, they've done
They've done

Crazy horses
Crazy horses
Crazy horses
Crazy horses

Crazy horses
Crazy horses
Crazy horses

[buttkrusher]

A riff like Zep meets Purple, horns like Chicago, and dance moves like the Jackson 5. This performance has it all, I can't think of a single thing wrong with this song. Funny how Kiss came out a year later doing those coordinated bass/guitar moves, huh?

[glenaleksis]

The only thing I don’t like about this song is it’s not long enough!! It’s incredible!!

[HowNotToDoStuff]

The Osmond’s were talented and versatile. Awesome rock song from the ‘70’s!

[davidgibbs]

They were much much better than most music critics gave them credit for.

[dannyjoe]

This was the day that the Osmonds discovered coffee.

[smnbee]

Osmond Sr. "My sons, I bet you can't write a rock song with a positive message."

Merrill Osmond. "Dad, hold my milk."

[osmium]

The brilliant Osmond brothers wrote and performed this all time classic rock song.. amazing vocals from Jay and Merrill. and outstanding musicianship from Donny Alan and Wayne, True Legends.

[skoob]

This is mind boggling! Nobody in the history of music comes close to reaching so far beyond their own stereotype. Brilliant song! 🤘

[gumballthechewy]

This song is amazing with the wild prog keyboard slides, gritty lead vocals, chunky riffs, a groovy guitar solo and cheesy yet delightful dance moves but the real winner in my books is the bassist with that wild fuckin' scream any 80's glam metal singer would be proud of!

[jesuslovesbass]

Their mistake was, this is the genre they should have started with, instead of the teeny-bopper bubble gum music. If they had originated as a legit rock band, they would have been around a lot longer. Who knows, perhaps even till today. I confess, I was completely blown away by this performance. Didn't think they had it in them, in fact, it's a lot better than a lot of the simple minded junk the music industry is putting out today, and has been for the last 20 years. Hat's off to you, Osmond's. Good job, really good job.

[jeanpierrecostantini]

Donny with his Yamaha Yc30....Merrill with his extraordinary incompable SONG EVER !!
From an old 60 years French fan

[keithsigsworth]

I was born in 70 and my older brother had this album I remember listening to it in his room and now I think this is one of the most underrated songs ever written it’s hard to believe people thought this was about weed but it wasn’t it was about pollution from vehicles and trucks

[jvcpaints]

In an alternate, perhaps parallel universe, there is an Osmonds album that is so heavy for the early 70s that Van Halen opens for them in '77. This song smokes!!!

[michaelmiktus]

The Osmonds rippin’ one out?! My entire heavy metal existence must now be reevaluated.

[johnnyrotundo]

love everything about this, the scream before the chorus, the guitar solo, and the choreography....that is one heavy song....

[jtepe]

I went down the rabbit hole tonight and had no clue that the Osmonds were such a multi-faceted and talented group. They could do barbershop, then heavy metal rock, then soul, the list goes on and on. I think the biggest problem was their clean cut, squeaky image than most of not ALL radio music programmers HATED. After hearing this song I find it unbelievable this wasn’t in heavy rotation on AOR outlets—and why it doesn’t qualify for “classic rock”. Jesus- this is some hard ass shit!! Rock on, Osmonds! I’m sorry it took me/us 50 years to finally discover you! Thank god for YouTube!

[Flap]

So much talent in these guys it’s crazy.

[Chippy]

This song is so kick-*ss!! I have this 45, it was so great. It still is!

[wickedb.]

The world famous mormon-family from Utah. Wonderful song - UNDERRATED !

[Mordred]

People can make all the jokes they want about the Osmonds, but when they were on their game, as in this song, they were one of the most underrated bands of their time. Their album The Plan is a concept album masterpiece.