David Cassidy Took a Blues-Rock Detour on “Hi-Heel Sneakers” and Quietly Reframed His 1990 Comeback
On his 1990 Enigma Records album, David Cassidy stepped into “Hi-Heel Sneakers” not as a...
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A Grown-Up David Cassidy Gave “Show and Tell” a New Pulse on 1998’s Old Trick New Dog
On Old Trick New Dog, David Cassidy turned “Show and Tell” from a familiar soul...
David Cassidy’s Rougher Edge Made The Partridge Family’s “Roller Coaster” a 1973 Bulletin Board Surprise
By 1973, The Partridge Family still carried a television smile, but “Roller Coaster” let David...
David Cassidy Chased a New 80s Shadow on Someone from 1985’s European-Only Romance
On Someone, David Cassidy stepped away from the glow of teen-idol memory and into the...
The Man Behind the Teen Idol Emerged in David Cassidy’s Tell Me True from Didn’t You Used to Be…
With Tell Me True, David Cassidy sounded less like a memory being revived and more...
That Dixieland First Hello Reframes The Partridge Family’s “Hello, Hello” From 1972’s Shopping Bag
A Dixieland flourish slips under David Cassidy’s bright lead on “Hello, Hello,” turning a Shopping...
A Teen Idol’s Shadow Fell Away: David Cassidy’s Remember Me and the Adult Voice of Romance
At the end of Romance, David Cassidy let the bright machinery of comeback pop fall...
David Cassidy’s Quiet Plea Made The Partridge Family’s Girl, You Make My Day a Shopping Bag Standout
Inside The Partridge Family’s 1972 Shopping Bag, Girl, You Make My Day gave David Cassidy...
A Comeback With a Bruise: David Cassidy’s “For All the Lonely” on His 1992 Scotti Brothers Return
On David Cassidy’s 1992 comeback trail, “For All the Lonely” sounded less like a return...
After the screams faded, David Cassidy’s “Sheltered in Your Arms” found a different refuge on Old Trick New Dog
On “Sheltered in Your Arms”, David Cassidy sounds less like a star returning to old...
When David Cassidy Sounded Older Than the Show: The Partridge Family’s “I Would Have Loved You Anyway” on 1971’s Sound Magazine
On Sound Magazine, a polished television-pop album track gave David Cassidy room to sing regret...
The Comeback Had Sharper Edges: David Cassidy’s “Stranger In Your Heart” with Mike Reno and Mark Spiro
In Stranger In Your Heart, David Cassidy stepped into 1990 not as a preserved memory,...
A Sharper Voice Near the End: The Partridge Family’s “Money Money” on Bulletin Board
On “Money Money”, David Cassidy sounded less like the face of a bright TV fantasy...
When the Teen-Idol Glow Changed: David Cassidy’s Tenderly and Alan Tarney’s 1985 Romance Reinvention
On Tenderly, David Cassidy stepped out of inherited fame and into a sleek 80s atmosphere...
A Comeback With an Old Echo: David Cassidy’s You Were the One Reunited Him with Tony Romeo
On You Were the One, David Cassidy did not run from the echo of his...
The Teen-Idol Shadow Fell Away in David Cassidy’s “Soul Kiss” on Didn’t You Used to Be…
On “Soul Kiss,” David Cassidy lets the old teen-idol frame fall back, revealing an adult-pop...
David Cassidy’s Heart of Emotion Caught His 1985 Reinvention in a Synth-Pop Mirror
On Heart of Emotion, David Cassidy did not chase his old reflection; he stepped into...
Before the Image Took Over, David Cassidy Signed The Partridge Family’s Love Is All That I Ever Needed on Sound Magazine
A polished television-pop album briefly opens a more personal door when David Cassidy’s own name...
The Smile Has Pressure Behind It: David Cassidy Leads The Partridge Family’s Up To Date Track “There’s No Doubt In My Mind”
On “There’s No Doubt In My Mind,” David Cassidy turns bright television pop into something...
A Small Doubt Slipped Through: Johnny Cymbal’s Partridge Family Cut “It’s All In Your Mind” on Shopping Bag
Behind the candy-bright surface of The Partridge Family, “It’s All In Your Mind” lets doubt...
A Question at the Exit: The Partridge Family’s Mark James-Penned “Where Do We Go From Here” on Bulletin Board
At the edge of the Partridge Family’s run, a polished pop song asked the one...
A Comeback Opens in the Rain: David Cassidy’s “Raindrops” on Didn’t You Used to Be…
On “Raindrops,” David Cassidy begins a 1992 comeback not with bravado, but with the sound...
The Risk Inside David Cassidy’s Thin Ice, His Alan Tarney Co-Write from 1985’s European-Only Romance
On Thin Ice, David Cassidy did not simply step into the 1980s; he tested whether...
David Cassidy’s Rougher Edge on The Partridge Family’s “Where Do We Go From Here” Made Bulletin Board Feel Like an Ending
On Bulletin Board, the bright family-band fantasy met a more unsettled voice, and David Cassidy...
Buried After the Big Hits, The Partridge Family’s Come On Love Shows 1973’s Crossword Puzzle Had More to Say
In a catalog often remembered through its brightest singles, The Partridge Family let Come On...
The Teen-Idol Label Missed David Cassidy’s Goodbye Blues on 1976 RCA Album Home Is Where the Heart Is
On Goodbye Blues, David Cassidy sounds like an artist asking to be heard beyond the...
Reinvention Had a Cost: David Cassidy’s “Living A Lie” on 1976’s Gettin’ It in the Street
In “Living A Lie,” David Cassidy’s 1976 reinvention sounded less like escape than a test...
The Final Cut Asked for More: David Cassidy’s “Song For Love” on Rock Me Baby
At the close of Rock Me Baby, David Cassidy lets Song For Love turn a...
David Cassidy Runs Hot on The Partridge Family’s I Can Feel Your Heartbeat from Their 1970 Debut
Before the posters and the frenzy fully took over, I Can Feel Your Heartbeat caught...
The Partridge Family Sounded Restless on Notebook: “We Gotta Get Out of This Place” and David Cassidy’s Rock Pull
On a polished TV-pop album, The Partridge Family reached for a song of escape —...