“One Bad Apple” is a song by the American pop group The Osmonds. Released in 1970, the song became one of their biggest hits and is considered a classic of the bubblegum pop era.
The lyrics of “One Bad Apple” convey a message about not letting one negative experience sour someone’s perception of love and relationships. The song suggests that not all people are the same and that it’s important not to judge everyone based on the actions of one person.
“One Bad Apple” was written by George Jackson, who, along with his writing partner Thomas Jones, penned the song for The Osmonds. The catchy melody and upbeat rhythm of the song contributed to its commercial success. The song’s pop-soul sound was well-received by audiences, and it topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the United States, becoming The Osmonds’ first and only number-one hit.
The success of “One Bad Apple” helped establish The Osmonds as teen idols in the early 1970s and remains one of their most recognizable songs. Its infectious tune and positive message have made it a favorite among fans of the era and continue to be enjoyed by audiences today.
