David Cassidy Being Together

  It was a few days ago, and at first I didn't want to write about it, we all congratulated Stephanie and Beau on all the groups, but I write here about everything regarding David Cassidy so the birth of his first grandson is the news worth writing about a few words. James David Cassidy. 'James' is a great name, really grand and strong, do you know that it's called 'The King of Names', and it's again more popular.   His middle name is David, we fans are so happy about it. So grateful for the pic posted by smiling, proud and happy father, David's son, Beau Cassidy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UaPoJ1jsKk&list=RD5UaPoJ1jsKk&start_radio=1 Emotional time for the family, Beau's sister, Katie, we could see how good they felt in each other's company, in West Orange, last year.   David's brothers, they remembered him as their big brother, we remember how David was gentle and caring and protecting for his brothers on the set of This Is You...

I'm very happy and excited to share with you this amazing story, written by my friend, Maya James.  I'm sure tha Maya and Linda are the only fans of David who followed in his footsteps to this hard-to reach farm. By letting me publish her story on my blog, Maya let me feel like I was with them on that day, at Rockfield Studios. I'm forever grateful for it. Maya James "Last year friends visited the legendary Rockfield Studios, and it got me thinking how I had always wanted to visit after seeing a grainy picture of David posing with some children and ponies and wondered why he was there in Monmoutshire in the beautiful Valley in Wales. I thought this would be easy, but as a working recording studio and a working farm proved difficult as it is only open to the public for a few weeks per year by ticket and not advertised on their website. Eventually I waited for release dates via the local Monmouthshire website and emailed. Whilst in New Jersey with Weronika and Linda at t...

There are not many important dates regarding David in June, especially compared to May, but it's worth writing about these few. Let's start with a song.  The Partridge Family had three Top 10 hits in the US during its short career. "I Think I Love You', #1, 'Doesn't Somebody Want To Be Wanted', #6, and on June 12, 1971 "I'll Meet You Halfway' peaked on Billboard Hot 100 at #9. Written by Wes Farrell and Gerry Goffin, first released on Up To Date, the second group's studio album, in February 1971. A very special song, one of the most loved by fans, David performed it in 1971 and 1972, in Australia in 1974. Returned to it in 1991. Also on 'This Could Be The Nigh Tour, in the UK, in November 2008.  We can hear David Cassidy and his band singing it at the beginning of 'The Last Session' doc, aired for the first time on June 11, 2018. How we, fans, argued about this doc. And now, after 8 years, this is still the only film about David...

Not the best title for today's blog, but, 1. I binge listening to this album this week 2. I feel little blue myself. I should have started my holiday in the UK today, I was looking forward to it, preparing for some time, we had so many plans...  but I had to cancel everything last week. I'm not even sad, but yes, 'A Touch of Blue', it's a perfect description of my mood today https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr3fFMZ2GXw&list=RDHr3fFMZ2GXw&start_radio=1 And to think that once I didn't appreciate David's version of this Paul McCartney's masterpiece. Amazing cover. Such a known song, nevertheless he was able to add something own, something personal,  It's made me cry a little bit today. Don't worry I'll be fine.  And one more song from this great album. We still can't get him out of our hearts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsJSAqv8GGE&list=RDfsJSAqv8GGE&start_radio=1 I want to write a little bit about something of course not...

First a song that for some time has not wanted to leave me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yITRKjBn2Jc&list=RDyITRKjBn2Jc&start_radio=1 'I'll Be Your Magician'. Difficult to believe but today I've listened to David Cassidy singing it for the first time in my life. I mean, I read about it, I even watched Danny Bonaduce once 'performing' it on a TV program in 1973. but I never heard David's version.  But that's what friends are for, my fellow fans. Scotti wrote about it, and Linda published the link for me. Actually this video appeared on You Tube 3 years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NWSJyZu_J8&list=RD8NWSJyZu_J8&start_radio=1 In the style of the 60s, reminds a bit The Kinks' classic, 'Sunday Afternoon'. I checked it in Johnny Ray Miller's book, and 'I'll Be Your Magician' was a demo for use in Season 2. That version (and some other songs, but not by David) was on a vinyl pressing released by Screen Gem...

Great updates on the Website a few days ago, new items for the cathegory called "In Print. Non-fiction books featuring David Cassidy". There are books written by DC, and by others, about David Cassidy, or those in which he is mentioned. There are the most of the latter, quite a long list and it's always exciting when new items appear. Let's start with a song. This live version of 'Get It Up For Love' from 1985, is simply sensational, David in a great vocal form and great shape, so full of energy and just pure joy that he could make his fans happy again. Give and take. Of course he was still so young.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dc0hqIU-Vs&list=RD-dc0hqIU-Vs&start_radio=1 I want to write about 2 books. The first one  is 'George Michael - The Life 1963 - 2016  : The Man, The Legend, The Music', published in 2017, and written by Emily Herbert. I have no idea how old is she but it looks like she has written a lot of known people's biograp...