What makes Crazy Horses by The Osmonds notable?

'Crazy Horses' is notable for its bold, electric sound, which included one of the first uses of synthesizers in mainstream pop music. The title track reached number 14 on the Billboard Hot 100, solidifying The Osmonds' status within the evolving landscape of early '70s rock. Released in 1972, 'Crazy Horses' was The Osmonds' fourth studio album and marked a significant shift in their musical style toward a more rock-oriented sound. This came after their initial success with softer pop hits, showcasing their versatility as they sought to establish themselves beyond the teen idol image.