Introduction
“(Would It Make You) Think” is a track by The Osmonds, featured on their self-titled debut album released in 1971. The song was penned by Chandler and stands out as one of the original compositions on an album predominantly filled with covers and Motown-inspired medleys. The Osmonds, known for their clean-cut image and harmonically rich pop-rock sound, utilized this album to establish their musical identity beyond their early barbershop quartet roots and television appearances.
The debut album, which includes “(Would It Make You) Think,” showcases the band’s versatility, blending elements of pop, rock, and rhythm & blues. The Osmonds’ harmonies are complemented by a mix of original songs and covers, such as “One Bad Apple,” which became a significant hit. The album’s production and arrangements reflect the band’s ambition to carve out a distinct musical path in the early 1970s pop landscape.
“(Would It Make You) Think” contributes to the album’s exploration of various musical styles, offering a glimpse into the band’s evolving sound and artistic direction. While not released as a single, the track adds depth to the album’s narrative and highlights the Osmonds’ commitment to creating original music that resonated with their audience.