David Cassidy – Gettin’ It in the Street
Classic Oldies The sound of rebellion refined — a pop idol shedding his gloss for the grit of self-definition. When David Cassidy released “Gettin’ It in the Street” in 1976, the song…
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David Cassidy – It’s Preying On My Mind
A promise that won’t let go: “It’s Preying On My Mind” holds fast to love’s afterglow, even when the room has fallen quiet The essentials first, set gently at the…
David Cassidy – Cherish (remastered)
A Tender Testament to Idealized Love, Preserved in the Amber of Early ’70s Pop When David Cassidy released “Cherish” as his debut solo single in 1971, it immediately signaled that…
David Cassidy’s Darkest Day: The 1974 Concert Disaster.
50 years on from a catastrophic David Cassidy concert, Dave Thompson recalls that awful night. American pop idol David Cassidy arrived through the back door of Radio Luxembourg while his…
David Cassidy – Some Old Woman
The quiet ache of truth in “Some Old Woman” — a song that lingers long after silence There are songs that do not shout to be heard, that arrive like…
David Cassidy – Tenderly
The Quiet Pulse of Vulnerability and Renewal When David Cassidy released “Tenderly” on his 1975 album The Higher They Climb, The Harder They Fall, it arrived as a surprisingly intimate…
David Cassidy – January
A Winter’s Reverie: The Fragile Beauty of Youth and Change in “January” When David Cassidy released “January” on his 1976 album Home Is Where the Heart Is, it stood as…
David Cassidy – Hold On Me
“Hold On Me” — a hush at the end of the evening, where a once-bright voice learns to speak in lamplight and keep what matters close The tender closer “Hold…
David Cassidy – When I’m A Rock ‘n Roll Star
A Dream in Vinyl and Glitter: The Fragile Promise of Stardom When David Cassidy released “When I’m a Rock ’n Roll Star” on his 1972 album Rock Me Baby, the…
David Cassidy – Thin Ice
A Fragile Dance Between Vulnerability and Desire, Set on the Unstable Surface of Fame When David Cassidy released “Thin Ice” on his 1985 album Romance, the world was long past…