'Could you sign these eight programs for my friends..?'

-

'..'Sure' comes David's unhesitaiting replay and his famous smile" (RadioMirror, Jan 1972)

The Petition first. More than 800 people signed. We want more and we are ready to work for it. And of course we are very happy and grateful, it's really impressive and moving when I think about the fans who still cherish David Cassidy. He deserves that stone. We owe it to him, for the love and light he brought into our lives. For that wonderful music.

Maybe a song. One of those very rare I wasn't a fan at first. But it's just fabulous of course, David Cassidy's wonderful voice, and this video is just great, there are some of David's songs mentioned in it. 'Remember Me'.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-9oHk0aFjY

Remembering David Cassidy. 

And of course the petition and the number of signatures made me think about..how many autographs David signed during his lifetime..Millions of them.

There are a lot of photos on which David signs autographs, also  autographs were spoken about several times on the set of The Partridge Family. 'Can you sign for my mum' asks Cindy in the episode 'Whatever Happened to Keith Partridge '. 

It's happend so many times in real life: ' They say anything to get an autograph' David sighs 'it's always for somebody who's sick or somebody who's dying and her last wish is to have my autograph.' (ModernScreenHollywoodYearbook, February 1972)

The unforgettable hit from that episode..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srvXrs2itsE

But fans didn't have to invent such stories. David knew how important his autograph was for fans.

"I've signed my name thousands and thousands of times over the last 35 years. I continue to do it because I know it means something to people and I care about them and appreciate what they've contributed to my life.' (David Cassidy: Could It Be Forever ?, 2007)

NOW IT'S OUR TURN. SIGN THE PETITION

https://chng.it/NgppymDR6K


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Kay Lenz, an Actress

-
Image
Don't get me wrong, I'm not writing today's blog just to gossip about DC's private life, it's because I always admired that amazing woman, Kay Ann Lenz. She had birthday yesterday. 3 years younger than David, a few years older than a typical DC's fan.  In the 70s I heard quite a lot about Kay Lenz . She was very popular in Poland, like the rest of the cast of 'Rich Man, Poor Man'. That tv series was shown in my country I think in 1978, and everybody watched it, also a lot was written about the cast. So one day I read that Kay's husband was a former teen idol, David Cassidy. There was also a pic and I thought that it was just wonderful, I thought they were the most beautiful couple in the world. There was something very moving about Kay. I thought she was different than typical American actress. Such beautiful eyes, but her beauty wasn't an ordinary kind, not for everybody so to speak. When I was a teen I couldn't put in words what I thought a
Read more

They Said I Changed A Lot..

-
Image
Let's first listen to something which was not released, why they didn't want David singing that song is a great mystery for me. Listening to his young, sincere, innocent and magical voice is one in a kind moving experience. You can just imagine David sitting next to you, with his guitar...and.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PbghG6czuw&t=6s Amazing. And of course we believe in David Cassidy and love songs. When I became a real DC's fan in 2018, there was something I used to discuss a lot with my English friend B. How David Cassidy kept changing. A completely different person in each decade. Or even more often. It was something difficult to understand for me. The many faces of David. Each album different from the previous one, different style and even his voice.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4gvxt1WgaA B. thought there was nothing unusual about how David was changing, and I simply didn't follow his career from the beginning, I didn't grow with him, I didn&#
Read more

'I Just Hated Being In The Show..'

-
Image
Last week someone posted a screenshot of the article from May 1974, unfortunately without the date or the name of the paper. Written by a popular journalist Roderick Gilchrist, I think it was Daily Express. We can read that this interview took place at London Weekend Television's Building, on the day before the DC's last concert in Manchester.  And David said, "I feel like the door to the cage has just been opened. And, any minute now I'm going to be able to fly right away from my prison. I can't tell you how happy that makes me feel because I'll be free again.." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AG0hjhwKx5s His prison..Of course there have been other teen idols in the history of pop culture, but somehow for those from the 70s it was like someone put a curse on them. Nothing David Cassidy recorded later in life hasn't changed a bit that first opinion some people had of him and his music. My FB friend, Laurie Eby has written, "I researched 'New Y
Read more