'David Cassidy : The Rockstar Who Time Forgot'

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But first our petition. London Music Walk Of Fame. 

We are so happy for each signature and for the comments fans write. Very moving read. We need more. We need many more, so please do this little thing for David Cassidy and sign.

We can make it happen, together, all fans wherever we live. And we DC's fans live everywhere. I know. I can see where my readers are from. Europe (also in Ukraine and..Russia), America (North and South) and  Caribbean, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, and even in Africa, Sometimes I have to check where some countries are. Like Vanuatu.

This is the link. Please sign.

https://chng.it/NgppymDR6K

Yesterday was another 21st, 55 months have passed. A lot of time. 

When David Cassidy died it was like the world stopped for a moment. So many tweets from celebrities and fans, so many words full of sadness and regret. So many shared memories. Millions of tweets. A tsunami of love. And really a great amount of articles about David, how he was underrated, how he should have been appreciated, how great impact he had, how wonderful and unique singer he was, and that his legacy would live forever. But the world can stop just for a second and..now we have to ask fans to sign the petition..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twJMhqHQWho 

Yesterday I read an article wrote in November 2017, by Allen Callaci, a musician (singer), David was the first vocalist who influenced him.  A lot was written in that article about David's 'artistic, emotional honesty', how his 'distinctive, soulful, and yearning voice transcended the layers of bubble wrap that encased him..His voice converted  the sacharine into the sublime - not an easy feat.' Of course, not.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE_jPTv3bmE

This is the link to that special page on The David Cassidy Official Website, the web articles from November 2017. A very emotional read, but maybe well remember how it was 55 months ago..So read, remember and sign.

http://www.davidcassidy.com/fansite/InPrintPages/WebArticles2017.html


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