David Cassidy – This Could Be The Night
Classic Oldies A Tender Anthem to Fleeting Hope and Unspoken Longing When David Cassidy released “This Could Be The Night” in 1975, it marked a pivotal moment in his evolution from teen…
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David Cassidy – Could It Be Forever (remastered)
A Tender Plea for Lasting Love Beneath the Glitter of Teen Stardom When David Cassidy released “Could It Be Forever” in 1972, the track quickly carved its place into the…
David Cassidy – Sheltered In Your Arms
A late-career confession about love’s safe harbor—even when the harbor is gone. “Sheltered In Your Arms” is one of those latter-day David Cassidy songs that quietly took on a life…
David Cassidy – The John Larroquette Show
A Bittersweet Ode to Obscurity and Longing in a Late-Night America In 1994, tucked away in the unlikeliest of places—a television sitcom’s closing credits—David Cassidy delivered one of the most…
David Cassidy – Romance
A grown man’s plea set to mid-’80s shimmer—David Cassidy’s “Romance (Let Your Heart Go)” asks weary hearts to open again, and means it. First, the anchors. Released in May 1985…
David Cassidy – Can’t Go Home Again
The ache of returning—“Can’t Go Home Again” is David Cassidy’s soft-spoken truth that memory is faithful but the world keeps moving. Before we get lost in feeling, the anchors: “Can’t…
David Cassidy – Tomorrow
A hopeful dawn after long nights—the way David Cassidy makes “Tomorrow” feel like a promise you can hold in your hands. “Tomorrow” is one of those songs that arrives quietly…
David Cassidy – Summer Days
Sunlit memories with a shadow at the edge—youth’s bright reel played back with kinder, wiser eyes. In David Cassidy’s solo catalogue, “Summer Days” is a quiet treasure rather than a…
David Cassidy – Sing Me
A photograph in a melody: childhood remembered, adulthood understood, and the quiet refuge of a voice saying “stay.” At first glance, “Sing Me” is a modest album track. In truth,…
David Cassidy – Do You Believe In Magic
A sunny 1960s spell recast as a late-career wink: hope, memory, and the simple joy of a great hook. In David Cassidy’s catalogue, “Do You Believe in Magic” arrives not…