Long After the Screams, David Cassidy’s ‘I Never Saw You Coming’ Revealed the 1976 Reinvention Fans Missed
On Gettin’ It in the Street, David Cassidy‘s self-written I Never Saw You Coming turns...
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Buried on 1972’s Shopping Bag, The Partridge Family’s Every Song Is You Feels Like a Secret Kept in Plain Sight
Inside a bright 1972 television-pop album, Every Song Is You carries a quieter kind of...
The Side of David Cassidy Many Missed: Why ‘Treat Me Like You Used To’ Still Rewrites His 1992 Comeback
Treat Me Like You Used To is one of those later David Cassidy recordings that...
The Softer Side Few Expected: David Cassidy’s Daydream on Dreams Are Nuthin’ More Than Wishes
David Cassidy did not remake Daydream by force. On Dreams Are Nuthin’ More Than Wishes,...
When the Teen Idol Fell Away: David Cassidy’s I’ll Have To Go Away (Saying Goodbye) on 1976’s Gettin’ It in the Street
On Gettin’ It in the Street, David Cassidy leaves the old spotlight behind and sings...
The First Time Millions Heard Him: David Cassidy Steps Forward on The Partridge Family’s Brand New Me
Before the posters, the pop frenzy, and the full force of teen-idol fame, Brand New...
The David Cassidy Song Most Fans Missed: Why “A Fool In Love” Feels So Grown-Up on Home Is Where the Heart Is
Behind the familiar fame, David Cassidy left a quieter kind of truth on “A Fool...
When the Sunshine Faded: The Partridge Family’s 1973 “Lookin’ For a Good Time” Let David Cassidy Sing in the Shadows
In one of The Partridge Family‘s last American pop turns, “Lookin’ For a Good Time”...
The Quiet Surprise in The Partridge Family’s “Take Good Care of Her” Shows David Cassidy Growing Up on Notebook
On an album built for bright pop momentum, The Partridge Family found a gentler, more...
The Quiet Turning Point: Why David Cassidy’s “Mae” on Dreams Are Nuthin’ More Than Wishes Feels So Personal
On Mae, David Cassidy sounds less like a phenomenon and more like a young artist...
Buried on Crossword Puzzle, The Partridge Family’s It’s A Long Way To Heaven Reveals a Wiser 1973 Sound
On a late Partridge Family album, It’s A Long Way To Heaven catches a bright...
When the Smile Turned Inward, David Cassidy’s “Breakin’ Down Again” Revealed the Real Weight of 1976’s Home Is Where the Heart Is
On David Cassidy’s 1976 RCA release Home Is Where the Heart Is, “Breakin’ Down Again”...
The Grown-Up Return: David Cassidy’s “All Because of You” and the 1990 Comeback Few Saw Coming
On David Cassidy’s 1990 comeback album, “All Because of You” feels less like a bid...
The Forgotten Turn in David Cassidy’s Career: “Damned If This Ain’t Love” Cut Deeper on Home Is Where the Heart Is
On Home Is Where the Heart Is, David Cassidy’s “Damned If This Ain’t Love” sounds...
The Flip Side That Revealed Him: David Cassidy’s “All I Wanna Do Is Touch You” Behind “Cherish”
On the back of a tender hit, David Cassidy left a smaller, more restless confession—a...
The Reinvention Fans Missed: David Cassidy’s “Common Thief” Gave The Higher They Climb Its Sharpest Truth
On “Common Thief”, David Cassidy sounds less like a former teen dream and more like...
Buried on 1971’s Sound Magazine, The Partridge Family’s “Rainmaker” Shows the David Cassidy Most Fans Missed
On a bright, carefully polished 1971 pop album, “Rainmaker” gave David Cassidy room to sound...
Hidden in Plain Sight: Why David Cassidy’s “Preyin’ On My Mind” Deserves a Fresh Listen
Before the image of teen-idol fame could settle into something fixed, David Cassidy recorded a...
The David Cassidy Chapter America Missed: “She Knows All About Boys” on 1985’s European-Only Romance
Some records do not disappear because they failed; they disappear because they were heard in...
Hidden on Shopping Bag, The Partridge Family’s “There’ll Come a Time” Let David Cassidy Finally Speak for Himself
Behind the bright television-pop sheen of The Partridge Family, “There’ll Come a Time” offered something...
No More Teen Idol: David Cassidy’s “Prisoner” Was the Grown-Up Voice of His 1990 Return
On “Prisoner”, David Cassidy returned not as a souvenir of youth, but as a man...
Easy to Overlook, Hard to Forget: The Partridge Family’s “Brown Eyes” Shows David Cassidy at His Warmest
Some songs do not need urgency to stay with you. On The Partridge Family’s 1971...
Far From Teen Idol: David Cassidy’s “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” Gave His 1990 Comeback Real Adult Weight
On David Cassidy’s 1990 comeback album, “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” sounded less like nostalgia and...
The Sad Truth Beneath Cherish: David Cassidy’s “We Could Never Be Friends” Showed a Softer, Wiser Side in 1972
On David Cassidy’s first solo album, one deep cut quietly revealed something the screaming fame...
Flip Over the “I Woke Up in Love This Morning” Single: The Partridge Family’s “Twenty-Four Hours a Day” Reveals the Heart of Sound Magazine
Sometimes the real measure of a pop era sits on the back of the single;...
Hidden in Plain Sight on Up to Date, David Cassidy Wrote Himself Into The Partridge Family’s “Lay It on the Line”
Inside the polished pop world of The Partridge Family, “Lay It on the Line” feels...
The 1976 Credit Line Still Stuns: David Cassidy’s ‘Cruise to Harlem’ with Brian Wilson and Gerry Beckley
Cruise to Harlem catches David Cassidy in motion, leaving the safe frame of teen stardom...
The Grown-Up Voice Fans Missed: David Cassidy’s 1990 Message to the World Deserves a Second Listen
By 1990, David Cassidy was no longer singing from inside a memory. Message to the...
When the Sunshine Softened, The Partridge Family’s “I’ll Never Get Over You” Gave Bulletin Board a Bittersweet Turn
In the later glow of The Partridge Family, “I’ll Never Get Over You” turned bright...
Beneath the Teen Idol Glow, David Cassidy’s I Lost My Chance on 1972’s Cherish Revealed Another Side
At the height of David Cassidy fever, I Lost My Chance let a quieter truth...