The Partridge Family – I Heard You Singing Your Song
Classic Oldies A song about being seen from afar, when one human voice suddenly feels like home There is a special kind of magic in the moment you hear a stranger’s song…
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The Partridge Family – Let Your Love Go
A small late-night prayer that lets love loosen its grip, yet refuses to let the feeling fade Tucked quietly onto side two of Crossword Puzzle in 1973, Let Your Love…
The Partridge Family – Money Money
A lively shout about money that secretly reveals a heart that would rather give than keep On the surface, “Money Money” by The Partridge Family sounds like nothing more than…
The Partridge Family – Something’s Wrong
A quiet ache in the distance, when you feel love slipping away before anyone dares to say it aloud Among the songs tucked gently into The Partridge Family Notebook (1972),…
The Partridge Family – It Sounds Like You’re Saying Hello
A half-heard goodbye that still feels like hope, set to the soft glow of early-’70s pop There is a particular kind of heartbreak that doesn’t arrive with slammed doors or…
The Partridge Family – Take Good Care of Her
A quiet plea of farewell and protection, carried on the soft breeze of early-’70s pop Among the pages of The Partridge Family Notebook, there is a song that feels less…
The Partridge Family – Love Must Be The Answer
“Love Must Be The Answer” – a gentle reminder that, after all the confusion, only the heart can truly mend what’s broken Tucked into the 1972 album The Partridge Family…
The Partridge Family – I Got Your Love All Over Me
A shy heart waking up to joy, wrapped in the easy sunshine of early-’70s pop Among the quieter treasures in the Partridge catalogue, I Got Your Love All Over Me…
The Partridge Family – It’s You
A small, glowing confession that turns simple pop into a quiet promise of forever Tucked near the end of the 1973 album Crossword Puzzle, “It’s You” by The Partridge Family…
The Partridge Family – Oh, No, Not My Baby
A soulful echo of love’s caution, wrapped in polished pop sentimentality “Oh, No, Not My Baby” by The Partridge Family emerges as one of those surprisingly tender moments in their…