About this album
Sound:
"A collection of heartfelt ballads and upbeat pop tunes that showcase Osmond's smooth vocal prowess."
Where they were
By the time 'Alone Together' was released in March 1973, Donny Osmond was transitioning from his role as a teen idol into a more mature artist. This album followed his successful run with the Osmonds and marked a pivotal point in his solo career, demonstrating his ability to tackle diverse musical styles beyond bubblegum pop.
Why it matters
'Alone Together' solidified Donny Osmond's status as a serious artist, reaching #21 on the Billboard 200 chart. Its blend of pop and R&B influences resonated with audiences, contributing to Osmond's evolution as a musician during the early 1970s.
Essential tracks
- "Life Is Just What You Make It" — This opening track encapsulates the optimistic spirit of the album with its catchy melody and uplifting lyrics, setting a positive tone for listeners.
- "The Twelfth of Never" — A classic love ballad, this track showcases Osmond's vocal range and emotional delivery, highlighting his growth as an artist.
- "Who Can I Turn To? (When Nobody Needs Me)" — This poignant cover demonstrates Osmond's ability to convey deep emotion through song, making it one of the standout moments on the album.
- "Tears on My Pillow" — A soulful rendition of a doo-wop classic that illustrates Osmond's blue-eyed soul influences while adding a contemporary touch.
Release Date
March 17, 1973
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Life Is Just What You Make It 3:04
- 2 The Twelfth of Never 2:43
- 3 Sunshine Rose 3:04
- 4 Do You Want Me 3:38
- 5 It's Hard to Say Goodbye 2:53
- 6 Young Love 2:35
- 7 Who Can I Turn To? (When Nobody Needs Me) 2:42
- 8 Other Side of Me 2:40
- 9 Tears on My Pillow 2:47
- 10 It Takes a Lot of Love 2:32
