David Cassidy – I Saw Her Standing There
Classic Oldies “I Saw Her Standing There” in David Cassidy’s hands is a joyous return to first loves and first records—proof that beneath the teen-idol mythology, there was always a real rocker…
David Cassidy – Love, Love the Lady
“Love, Love the Lady” is David Cassidy slipping off the spotlight’s costume and choosing something quieter: a grown man’s hymn to steadiness, when simple affection becomes the only shelter that…
Bee Gees – How Love Was True
“How Love Was True” is a small, early Bee Gees time-capsule—three brothers singing as if love were a first draft of destiny, already slipping into memory even while it’s happening.…
Neil Diamond – Silver Bells
“Silver Bells” in Neil Diamond’s hands becomes a winter postcard from the city—bright shop windows, tired feet, and a heart that still believes the season can soften the world. Some…
David Cassidy – Hi-Heel Sneakers
“Hi-Heel Sneakers” is David Cassidy stepping into an old blues suit and wearing it with grown-up ease—turning nightlife bravado into a wink that still hides a bruise. The most important…
David Cassidy – I Never Saw You Coming
“I Never Saw You Coming” is the quiet sting of being blindsided—when love doesn’t end with thunder, but with a door closing so softly you only notice the silence afterward.…
David Cassidy – Prisoner
“Prisoner” is David Cassidy singing about love as a beautiful captivity—when the heart keeps surrendering, not because it must, but because it still believes. In 1990, the world met a…
Neil Diamond – Acapulco
“Acapulco” is Neil Diamond letting the soul slip its leash—an imagined shoreline where desire feels simple, and the heart pretends (for 2 minutes and change) that it can start over.…
David Cassidy – Living a Lie
“Living a Lie” is David Cassidy staring at adulthood’s quiet masks—when love turns into performance, and the hardest truth is admitting you’ve both been pretending. What makes “Living a Lie”…
David Cassidy – Message To The World
A Call for Empathy in an Age of Isolation When David Cassidy released “Message To The World” in 1990 on his album Didn’t You Used to Be?, it marked not…