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Donald Clark Osmond is a pop icon. One of the biggest teen idols of the 1970s, he's continued to reinvent himself over the course of his 40-plus year career. Donny Osmond's biggest hit came from the 1998 Walt Disney Pictures movie "Mulan. Check our available Donny Osmond concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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By the gods how does he do it? Mr. Donny Osmond has reached almost Cliff Richard levels of longevity and almost twice the level of activity. And for some reason, mothers the world over seem to fancy him. We blame religion. Is that good or bad? It is hard to tell. Anyway, Mr Osmond has found time in his busy schedule between Broadway acts and TV shows to record an album of...uh...70's love songs...
- www.gigwise.com
Donny listened to the radio for a couple of days and said to himself, "Why should all these professional no-talents make the money? I'm a professional no-talent myself, and I've got a name and connections." And in Dony's life the ability to create standard-issue pop-funk is a genuine liberation--he's Hollywood hip at last, and what a long hard road it must have been. But he sounds anonymous anyway, standard-issue, and corporate...
- www.robertchristgau.com
Any album which describes itself with the phrase "classic love songs" is almost certainly doomed before the CD case is even opened. The omen turns out to be only too accurate in the case of Donny Osmond's latest release. The album may be Somewhere in Time but its heart is firmly in the 1970s. "I Can't Go For That", "After The Love Has Gone" and "Would I Lie To You" are off-vintage disco tracks, all high-pitched vocals, homogenised backing groups and saxophone swirls...
- www.bbc.co.uk
After a couple of records and a popular talk show met its end, Donny Osmond was definitely on the comeback trail. Or as much of a comeback trail as '70s teen idols can travel. 2001's This Is the Moment was a collection of show tunes which won over fans and critics alike. It was followed shortly thereafter by 2002's Somewhere in Time; a collection of contemporary soft rock standards...
- music.aol.com
Donny Osmond's second solo album is very much the logical follow-on to his first, all the way down to the Everly Brothers cover (a buoyant "Bye Bye Love" this time), and the world-conquering hit single. "Go Away Little Girl" does sound a little arch being sung by a 14 year old boy, but Osmond's delivery does belie his age, not only here but elsewhere across a surprisingly entertaining record...
- music.aol.com
Donny Osmond has a tendency to take decades off from his recording career. He let most of the 1980s go by, presumably to clear the air after his teen idol days of the 1970s, before re-launching himself as a dance-pop singer with his self-titled Capitol album in 1989, then took off most of the '90s after the relative disappointment of its follow-up, Eyes Don't Lie...
- music.aol.com
This 1990 Donny Osmond album Eyes Don't Lie might not be one of his best or what fans remember from his childhood career, but it is worth a listen. His voice doesn't fail. After fading away through most of the '80s, Osmond reappeared in 1989. He soon began touring and recording again. Eyes Don't Lie did land him a Top 40 hit with the song "My Love Is a Fire." It was a tiny foretelling of what was still to come for the childhood music star who had grown up...
- music.aol.com
Now in the third phase of his recording career, following an early-'70s stint as a teen idol and a late-'80s period as a dance-pop star, Donny Osmond returned to recording in 2001 with This Is the Moment, on which he performed contemporary show tunes in contemporary pop arrangements...
- music.aol.com
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