This is a guy who was not only extremely handsome, but was also sensitive and talented, besides having brains!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@January.

4 жыл бұрын

Rosana, you're so right!

We had bigger and better stars in the 60s & 70s than you have now with all your technology. RIP David Cassidy, multi-talented star.

David Cassidy made a huge contribution to the pop culture of the 70s. Excellent, well produced and well delivered songs that sold in their millions not only because they were very good but because he was an accomplished artist, musician, singer and entertainer who loved and worked hard at his craft. You can't create a global music phenomenon with sell out world tours, top selling albums and singles through a decade by just being second rate, and David was far from that and highly respected by his peers. Very few artists make a successful transition to acting and actors to singing but David Cassidy amazingly accomplished both and progressed with success on both Broadway and Vegas and live music shows through the remainder of his career. A strong work ethic installed by his family and sound advice from his actor entertainer father, Jack Cassidy 'Talent and doing the work is the only commodity that stands the test of time' certainly stood him well throughout his career and leaves a musical legacy to be proud of.

@andmythreeboys

6 жыл бұрын

Steve O Show Thank you Steve O. I completely agree. I am heartbroken that there has been no media coverage of his passing. No tribute editions, no covers...he deserved so much better, SO MUCH BETTER, rest in peace, beautiful, talented David

@steveoshow4832

6 жыл бұрын

Hello AMTB - your kind words much appreciated. Here for you is another fascinating 1 hour interview. - kzread.info/dash/bejne/ip-orJShYKi-iso.html probably the most real and candid of all of the ones he did through the years, I believe recorded in the last year of his life, it's very revealing and reflects how much he loved life, his work and music, most entertaining. Besides radio & music sets (check out my playlists on KZread) I'm building up my music blogging mostly on the rock pop & soul music culture, and my blog on DC reflects my style and respect of artists on the genres mentions. I am on Facebook with Steve O Show ( like & follow with my regular music updatesfrom the soundtrack of your life!) ) and my website which includes interviews with stars of the 70s & 80s is there to enjoy. All the best, SteveO facebook.com/steveo.show.sydney steveoshow.com/

@mandylangford2687

6 жыл бұрын

beautiful tribute to David. and so very true. He was talented in so many ways and very smart. Moreover, a lovely person. He truly appreciated decent people he met and affected his life (like John Lennon). Great and terrific man. xxx I hope he is proud of himself. he should be. xx

Love his manner, and his voice. He will be missed.

Could listen to him speak forever xx Love and miss you so much xx Forever in my heart xx😥😥💔💔

The more I read about him and listen to his story, I see many strong parallels between him.and Elvis. David went away, to Hawaii, for a.few years after The Partridge Family, to cleanse his mind, body and soul from Hollywood and no one knew where exactly. he was. Smart, sweet David. Very smart. ,

Love that laugh, smile and talent. RIP David. You were always very special to me. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

David will always be in my heart. His voice whether singing or talking just melts my heart.. RIP David x

He could have been anyone's neighbor and best friend.

Great interview. Interesting life. Seems like such a nice person. Gone too soon.

he is so beautiful

Nice to see David as David the person just a shame it took the world a long time too see him as that. Cant live upto an image that people have of you for years n years ,damn he was human ,hot and talented ....so sad his addictions got the better of him and he couldn't get past them. Hope he has love ,peace n happiness now ...Catch ya in the next life xo

Yes he had lovely manners and a voice zGod Bless David Cassidy

David loved his family, friends, and fans the way he wanted to be loved, deep within the heart, where he'll always be with me.

dAVID YOU'D BE GREAT AT A TALK SHOW EVEN IF IT IS ON KZread! even better!

How could you not love this guy, Lord what a face. Chris c

He hit the nail dead on about John Lennon...who was always for peace

Sad that he's gone, but I'm envious of him, growing up and coming of age at such an amazing time! He did a lot of living, and...So what if he didn't live to be 95 fucking years old ! 😃

Love David's stories! Thanks!

This is sooooo good

@jennifercote261

7 жыл бұрын

Sally Angus :)

So interesting. Now it's all about gender, and me. And you can't speak your mind anymore, or you insulting someone. Not a good world.

Wow! Love it! I always wanted to hear the story about John L., awesome! And Yoko, God Bless her, she had so much hate. She's one tough lady!

Such a wonderful man he's eyes and laugh and voice**

Rest in peace

THIS WAS WHEN HE NEEDED HELP HIS BRAIN WAS ALREADY GETTING NOODLEBRAIN FROM ALCOHOL

He should have had a talk show

Thank you so much for publishing this! Does anyone know what year it was?

I wish I knew him. He's A M A Z I N G in every way

RIP David

Did he write an autobiography? If not, I wish that someone who was very close to him during his earliest years would collaborate with him to create a high quality account, without all the gimicry used in books that stand in the way of a story's telling, such as the use of glaring descriptive words and other unnatural ways of compensating for a presumed limit of vocabulary and other language skills, thereby making it more of an easy reader... as if no one can possibly lean a new word along the way.

@jennifercote261

7 жыл бұрын

HappyQuailsFarm he wrote 2. the first was "cmon get happy, fear and loathing on the partridge family bus" and the 2nd was "Could it be forever my story".

@HappyQuailsFarm

7 жыл бұрын

jennifer cote Thank you SO much!!!!! :)

@jennifercote261

7 жыл бұрын

HappyQuailsFarm you're welcome!! no problem!!!😊

You're welcome!! :):):)

Love me some David!!!!

Ipas him on the statis hendrix when my cousins played in a college in pool dorset a long time ago

Brain and gorgeous DBC. RIP.

We have got 2015 and i love him

We have lost a good person

;( miss u Daveo.

He starting to look ill here

And that's what I got....

FUCKED UP HERE

David ♥️💝

David always seems affected... Like a mediocre guy who was able to get by on looks for a while.... But remained mediocre. Not in a bad way.

I have dementia. Just kidding! I'm still an arrogant drunk!

I understand his attitude toward TPF but it was what made him famous. He should be thankful for it. So many people have jobs that they hate but have to keep on keeping on bc it is what pays the bills. I wish there had been 4 more years of PF songs because THEY WERE GOOD SONGS! It was good music! but he has to dis it. I wish he would have just sucked it up until his contract was fulfilled and THEN he could have went and did concert tours of his Own Music That would have been the thing to do.

@mirellaluciani-bathuk5775

5 жыл бұрын

The partridge Family viewer numbers dropped significantly when it was switched from Friday to Saturday night in season 4. Also, comedy was changing. He fulfilled the contract he signed as an adult which was for four years. The producers weren't allowing Keith to grow older and develop, which would have had him playing a teenager at nearly 30 if he'd carried on. He was also totally burnt out. His autobiography states he was very proud of particular PF albums, and continued to revisit those songs throughout his career, because he knew they were great songs.

@emilymalden3310

2 жыл бұрын

Wasn't Keith in college in season 4? I think Laurie was a freshman. I read the producers were thinking of bringing in Rick Springfield as a college boarder,since David wanted out. But the ratings tanked. It is too bad everything soured, and they almost worked him to death. The show was cute and fun.

@emilymalden3310

2 жыл бұрын

ITA, but he had to think about his mental a d physical health back then too. If he was burned out, than he was wise to want out. But I think k he was wrong to put down his famed character for decades when it was his meal ticket, and the reason generations adored him.