Greatest HIT ARTIST of the '70s, Round 1a: The Osmonds vs. The Stylistics

[Borborygmi]

The Osmonds (#8 seed, 10 qualifying Top 100 hits)
1971	4	The Osmonds	"One Bad Apple"
1971	7	Donny Osmond	"Go Away Little Girl"
1971	32	Donny Osmond	"Sweet and Innocent"
1971	51	The Osmonds	"Yo-Yo"
1972	36	The Osmonds	"Down by the Lazy River"
1972	67	Donny Osmond	"Puppy Love"
1973	99	Donny Osmond	"The Twelfth of Never"
1974	81	Donny and Marie Osmond	"I'm Leaving It Up to You"
1975	74	Donny & Marie Osmond	"Morning Side of the Mountain"
1976	42	Donny & Marie Osmond	"Deep Purple"

— versus —

The Stylistics (#57 seed, 4 qualifying Top 100 hits)
1972	18	The Stylistics	"Betcha by Golly, Wow"
1973	88	The Stylistics	"Break Up to Make Up"
1974	14	The Stylistics	"You Make Me Feel Brand New"
1974	96	The Stylistics	"Rockin' Roll Baby"

All poll threads in this mini-megapoll for The Osmonds
All poll threads in this mini-megapoll for The Stylistics

[NAF1138]

Anti Osmands vote.

[What Exit?]

Originally Posted by NAF1138

Anti Osmands vote.

Correct!

[Detroit Hoser]

I voted for the fun of singing falsetto.

[Borborygmi]

Voting for the Osmonds. Any musicians that can evoke such strong feelings among so many of us must truly be creating challenging and groundbreaking art.

[JackieLikesVariety]

Originally Posted by What Exit?

Correct!

yep

[silenus]

Indubitably.

[NoClueBoy]

They had more teeth in that band than six generations of my Mom's family in Tulsa, Oklahoma

[Secret_Squirrel]

I like the Osmonds. Sue me.

[What Exit?]

Originally Posted by Secret_Squirrel

I like the Osmonds. Sue me.

Whoever takes you up on that will win.