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Billboard Top 40 Hits 1971: ‘Double Lovin”- The Osmonds. May 15, 1971.
- Single: ‘Double Lovin'”- The Osmonds
- Record Company- MGM
- Genre: Bubblegum Pop
- Written by Mickey Buckins and George Jackson
- Time: 2:30
- B-side: ‘Chilly Winds’
- Album- Homemade
- Grade: D
- Peaked at #14 9 weeks in Billboard Hot 100.
I like poking fun at The Osmonds -but I missed Osmondmania in the early 70’s- and by the time I got into music in the mid 70’s they were off the charts and off the radio so I didn’t have to suffer much the radio stations I listened to didn’t have them on the playlist. Watching this video of ‘Double Lovin’- the first thing that comes to mind- a white much much less talented Jackson 5 wanna be act to sell to teenage girls. But they did have one great song- ‘Crazy Horses.’
slicethelife 
They combined the worse of the Elvis looks to the worse of a souless boy band music…not a good combination.
The Osmonds were a pox on an otherwise great year for music.
there is always somebody- and in 1971 it was The Osmonds.