David Cassidy – It’s One Of Those Nights
Great Songs When the Dark Corners Whisper: The Agony and Sweet Surrender of Missing Her For many of us who remember the early 1970s, the music of The Partridge Family—led by the…
David Cassidy – Where Is The Morning
Waiting for a New Dawn: A Longing for Connection and the Relentless Passage of Time There was a time when the mere mention of David Cassidy could make a heart…
Petula Clark & David Casidy – Cherish
Two Generations of Stardom Find a Shared Sanctuary on Stage The world of celebrity often spins so fast that the stars themselves rarely collide in meaningful ways. Yet, the pairing…
Daydream Believer – Mickey Dolenz, Peter Noone and David Cassidy
Three Generations of Pop Royalty Unite to Revisit a Timeless Ballad of Longing For those of us who came of age with a transistor radio pressed to our ear, the…
A NIGHT OF TRAGEDY: THE WHITE CITY CONCERT 1974
A NIGHT OF TRAGEDY: THE WHITE CITY CONCERT 1974 On May 26, 1974, more than 35,000 fans packed White City Stadium in London to see David Cassidy in the flesh.…
“MUSIC IS MY LANGUAGE” – DAVID CASSIDY
Music: A Language for the World For many artists, music is more than just a performance; it’s a fundamental form of communication. For pop idol David Cassidy, this sentiment was…
David Cassidy – Blind Hope
An introspective ballad about overcoming challenges and finding new beginnings. There was a time when the name David Cassidy was synonymous with teenage idol worship, a whirlwind of screaming fans…
David Cassidy – Get It Up For Love
Get It Up for Love: A Timeless Anthem of Romantic Passion and Desire For those of us who grew up in the 1970s, the name David Cassidy evokes a very…
David Cassidy – Warm My Soul
“Warm My Soul” – A Melody of a Timeless Love The year was 1974, and the airwaves were dominated by a certain kind of sound. It was the era of…
David Cassidy & Bobby Sherman – Stephanie
A Melody of Unrequited Affection in the Golden Age of Teen Idols The song “Stephanie” captures the universal ache of longing for a girl who seems perpetually just out of…