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The Osborne Brothers

Osborne Brothers Osborne Brothers American bluegrass band For the 2010s Maryland-based country music group, see Brothers Osborne. Not to be confused with the Osmond Brothers. The Osborne Brothers, Sonny (October 29, 1937 – October 24, 2021) and Bobby (December 7, 1931 – June 27, 2023), were an influential and popular bluegrass act during the 1960s and 1970s and until Sonny retired in 2005.[1] They are probably best known for their No. 33 1967 country hit song, "Rocky Top", written by Felice and Boudleaux Bryant and named after a Tennessee location.[2] Quick facts Origin, Genres ... Osborne Brothers Origin Hyden, Kentucky, U.S. Genres Bluegrass Years active 1953–2005 Labels MGM, Decca, MCA, CMH, RCA, Pinecastle Records Past members Bobby Osborne Sonny Osborne…

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GENRES: Country & Western

Albums

Singles

Ruby Are You Mad / My Aching Heart
Ruby Are You Mad / My Aching Heart (1956)
She's No Angel / Once More
She's No Angel / Once More (1958)
Don't Even Look At Me / Take This Hammer
Don't Even Look At Me / Take This Hammer (1963)
Bluegrass Express / The Cuckoo Bird
Bluegrass Express / The Cuckoo Bird (1964)
This Heart Of Mine / Charlie Cotton
This Heart Of Mine / Charlie Cotton (1964)
I'll Be Alright Tomorrow / Lonesome Day
I'll Be Alright Tomorrow / Lonesome Day (1965)
Me And My Old Banjo / Hey Hey Bartender
Me And My Old Banjo / Hey Hey Bartender (1965)
Up This Hill And Down / Memories
Up This Hill And Down / Memories (1965)
One Tear / The Kind Of Woman I Got
One Tear / The Kind Of Woman I Got (1966)
World Of Unwanted / Hard Times
World Of Unwanted / Hard Times (1966)
Roll Muddy River / Making Plans
Roll Muddy River / Making Plans (1967)
If I Could Count On You / Cut The Cornbread Mama
If I Could Count On You / Cut The Cornbread Mama (1968)
My Favorite Memory / Rocky Top
My Favorite Memory / Rocky Top (1968)
That Was Yesterday / Son Of A Sawmill Man
That Was Yesterday / Son Of A Sawmill Man (1968)
Ruby Are You Mad / Sempre
Ruby Are You Mad / Sempre (1969)
Tennessee Hound Dog / Thanks For All The Yesterdays
Tennessee Hound Dog / Thanks For All The Yesterdays (1969)
Lizzie Lou / Tears
Lizzie Lou / Tears (1973)