David Cassidy – It’s Preying On My Mind
Classic Oldies “It’s Preying On My Mind” is the sound of a bright life going quiet inside—where the loudest thing left is thought, circling like a storm that won’t move on. If…
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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
“Some Old Woman” is a song about how easily a life can be bruised by rumors—and how dignity sometimes survives only by telling the truth softly, again and again. If…
David Cassidy – Tenderly
“Tenderly” is David Cassidy’s quiet admission that love isn’t won by noise – it’s held, carefully, in the spaces where a voice finally stops performing and starts telling the truth.…
David Cassidy – January
“January” feels like a postcard from the in-between: love trying to stay warm while the calendar turns, and a famous voice learning how to sound like a man, not a…
David Cassidy – Hold On Me
“Hold On Me” is a quiet, late-night plea for steadiness—when pride finally loosens its grip and all that’s left is the simple need to be held, and to hold on.…
David Cassidy – When I’m A Rock ‘n Roll Star
“When I’m a Rock ’n’ Roll Star” is David Cassidy’s bittersweet self-portrait—dreaming in neon while already sensing the shadows that fame throws behind it. The key context matters, because it…
David Cassidy – Thin Ice
“Thin Ice” is David Cassidy singing from the edge of adulthood—where love is no longer a game, and one careless step can crack everything beneath you. In 1985, when David…
David Cassidy – Bali Ha’i
“Bali Ha’i” is an invitation to an unreachable paradise—David Cassidy singing not about a place on a map, but the aching hope that somewhere, beyond the noise, life might finally…