When David Cassidy’s Voice Grew Up: The Partridge Family’s It’s One of Those Nights (Yes Love) and the Softer Shift of 1972
By the time The Partridge Family reached It’s One of Those Nights (Yes Love), the...
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The Quiet Song Fans Missed: Why David Cassidy’s “My First Night Alone Without You” Still Glows on Cherish
Not every David Cassidy song arrived with a scream of recognition. Some slipped in more...
Before the Teen Idol Glow Faded, David Cassidy’s Hold On Me Revealed the Quiet Heart of 1973
Hold On Me captures David Cassidy in a softer, more human light—far from the screaming...
Almost Forgotten, Still Beautiful: David Cassidy’s Tomorrow Gave a Paul McCartney Deep Cut New Heart in 1976
In David Cassidy‘s hands, Tomorrow becomes more than a cover. It feels like a quiet,...
The Summer Song Fans Overlooked: David Cassidy’s Some Kind of a Summer Was the Quiet Heart of Rock Me Baby
A hidden 1972 gem, Some Kind of a Summer shows how David Cassidy could turn...
When the Teen Idol Glow Faded, David Cassidy’s Where Is the Morning Reframed 1975’s The Higher They Climb, the Harder They Fall
In Where Is the Morning, David Cassidy sounded like a man stepping out of the...
That Bright 1971 Feeling: Why The Partridge Family’s I Woke Up In Love This Morning Gave Sound Magazine Its Glow
A song about waking into certainty, I Woke Up In Love This Morning turned the...
The Rain Felt Different: The Partridge Family’s Walking in the Rain Turned a Classic Into 1972 Heartache
A familiar storm heard in a gentler voice, The Partridge Family took “Walking in the...
The Voice That Made Hearts Stop: Why David Cassidy’s Daydreamer Became a 1973 UK No. 1
A tender pop fantasy on the surface, Daydreamer became one of David Cassidy‘s most revealing...
Behind the Teen-Idol Glow, David Cassidy’s Sing Me Was the Quiet Soul of 1973’s Dreams Are Nuthin’ More Than Wishes
Sing Me lets David Cassidy step out from the noise of fame and into something...
That Roar Was Real: David Cassidy’s Please Please Me on Cassidy Live! Turned a Beatles Classic Into a 1974 UK Hit
On Cassidy Live!, David Cassidy did not simply revisit Please Please Me — he hurled...
Buried Beneath a No. 1 Hit, The Partridge Family’s Point Me in the Direction of Albuquerque Was 1970 Heartache in Disguise
An overlooked road-song dream from 1970, Point Me in the Direction of Albuquerque turns a...
Before the Teen Idol Frenzy, The Partridge Family’s Point Me in the Direction of Albuquerque Revealed David Cassidy’s Real Gift
On a debut album built for instant television fame, Point Me in the Direction of...
The Role That Changed Everything: How David Cassidy’s 1993 Blood Brothers Turn as Mickey Johnstone Rewrote His Legacy
In Blood Brothers, David Cassidy did far more than step onto a Broadway stage in...
Buried on a 1973 Album, David Cassidy’s “Bali Ha’i” Showed He Was Reaching Beyond Teen Idol Fame
On David Cassidy’s 1973 recording of “Bali Ha’i”, an unexpected show tune became a gentle...
The Night David Cassidy Broke the Teen Idol Mold With “Delta Lady” on 1974’s Cassidy Live!
On Cassidy Live!, David Cassidy turns “Delta Lady” into something more than a cover. It...
Before America Listened, David Cassidy’s I Write the Songs Was a 1975 UK Hit Worth Hearing Again
Before Barry Manilow turned it into an American chart-topper, David Cassidy gave I Write the...
Behind the Smile, David Cassidy’s “I Am a Clown” Was the Lonely Truth of 1972
I Am a Clown gave David Cassidy a rare chance to sing past the posters...
Hidden on Sound Magazine, The Partridge Family’s Echo Valley 2-6809 Gives David Cassidy One of His Most Poignant Vocals
Echo Valley 2-6809 turns an old telephone exchange into a plea for mercy, and in...
A Comeback Wrapped in Grace: David Cassidy’s “The Last Kiss” Returned Him to the UK Top 10 With George Michael in the Background
More than a comeback single, “The Last Kiss” gave David Cassidy one of the most...
Hidden Behind ‘Could It Be Forever,’ David Cassidy’s ‘Blind Hope’ Was the Voice Few Fans Heard
On the flip side of a 1972 hit, Blind Hope revealed a quieter, more inward...
After the Screams Faded, David Cassidy’s Darlin’ Revealed the Man Behind the Teen Idol in 1975
In 1975, David Cassidy gave Darlin’ a softer, older ache — a UK hit that...
Buried in The Higher They Climb, The Harder They Fall, David Cassidy’s Get It Up for Love Was the Grown-Up Turn Most Fans Missed
A soft, soulful turn in 1975, David Cassidy‘s Get It Up for Love revealed the...
Hidden in 1972’s Cherish, David Cassidy’s I Just Wanna Make You Happy Revealed the Gentle Side Fans Still Remember
A warm, understated promise at the heart of David Cassidy’s 1972 world, I Just Wanna...
He Was Never Just a Teen Idol: David Cassidy’s Songs My Father Taught Me Rewrote the Story in 2018
More than a late-career detour, Songs My Father Taught Me revealed the deeper musical inheritance...
The David Cassidy Deep Cut That Deserved More: Why Two Time Loser Still Stings from Rock Me Baby
In 1972, Two Time Loser revealed a tougher, wiser side of David Cassidy that many...
When the Screams Fell Away, David Cassidy’s How Can I Be Sure Revealed the Voice Behind a 1972 UK No. 1
With How Can I Be Sure, David Cassidy turned youthful uncertainty into something hauntingly sincere,...
The Album America Never Got: David Cassidy’s Junked Heart Blues and the Lost 1976 Gettin’ It in the Street
Junked Heart Blues caught David Cassidy in a far more weathered, adult frame of mind...
Buried on the UK No. 1 Dreams Are Nuthin’ More Than Wishes, David Cassidy’s Fever Revealed the Voice Beyond the Teen Idol
On David Cassidy‘s 1973 UK No. 1 album Dreams Are Nuthin’ More Than Wishes, Fever...
The Reinvention Hidden on Vinyl: David Cassidy’s This Could Be the Night, a Harry Nilsson Co-Write From 1975’s The Higher They Climb, The Harder They Fall
On David Cassidy‘s 1975 album crossroads, This Could Be the Night feels like the sound...