Alan Osmond dies at 76

The music world is mourning the loss of Alan Osmond, who served as the creative anchor for one of the 1970s' most successful pop acts.

Alan was instrumental in transitioning the family from a barbershop quartet to a global rock and pop sensation, co-writing hits such as 'One Bad Apple' and 'Crazy Horses.' His brother Donny paid tribute to him as a 'protector' who quietly carried responsibility so his siblings could shine.

Alan's legacy includes not only his musical achievements but also his public advocacy for those living with chronic illness.