When the music's over. Turn out the lights (move, single)

[RadioSilence]

I guess I would bet on someone who was a child star in the 1960s, like Stevie Wonder. Does Donny Osmond count, singing with his family?

[GoldKona]

Originally Posted by RadioSilence

Does Donny Osmond count, singing with his family?

looks like the Osmonds didn't chart until 1971 although they had been in show business for almost a decade.

[MG120]

Keith Richards is a mere amateur compared to Ozzy...I don't think anything can kill him. And yes, I fudged by 2 months, since Black Sabbath charted in Feb of 70.

[GoldKona]

Originally Posted by MG120

And yes, I fudged by 2 months, since Black Sabbath charted in Feb of 70.

Well it was probably 1969 somewhere.

[bpollen]

Originally Posted by marid4061

Well dang, Grace Slick is really 82 now!!?? But my vote if for Elton John. Still going strong.

I don't think Elton John had a top 40 hit in the 60s.

[bpollen]

Cher! She's 76. BUT her mother is still alive at 96, so Cher might still be truckin' another 20 years herself.

She and Sonny had "I Got You Babe" and other hits in the '60s.

[GoldKona]

Originally Posted by bpollen

Cher! She's 76. BUT her mother is still alive at 96, so Cher might still be truckin' another 20 years herself.

She and Sonny had "I Got You Babe" and other hits in the '60s.

Well, https://www.azquotes.com/quote/871485

[GoldKona]

Originally Posted by bpollen

I don't think Elton John had a top 40 hit in the 60s.

See Post # 45.

[mlb]

Frankie Valli is 87.

https://www.classicrockhistory.com/f...seasons-songs/

[jiminnm]

Ted Nugent is 73. He led the Amboy Dukes to a #16 record in the summer of 1968 - Journey to the Center of Your Mind.