David Cassidy In Concert

-

I'm watching today one of the recent David Cassidy Official Website's update. David Cassidy playing concert at Seaport World Trade Center in Boston MA. It was on October 29, 2011. DC was the same age as I'm now. He looked so gorgeous, full of energy, so sexy, boyish..The women (and men) were screaming. It's so extremly moving watching it just a few days before November21, I have to take breaks, I can't watch it at one go. So emotional. Thank you Lucio and other fans for this wonderful video. And pics.

https://www.davidcassidy.com/fansite/ConcertPages/2011October29Lucio.html

The beginning of that concert is breathtaking and captivaiting, I simply can't find words. Sensational. C'mon Get Happy and Crossroads. This is a classic blues-rock number, wrote in 1937, and Eric Clapton and Cream popularized it in the late 60s. DC loved Clapton, his music and guitar playing, and he performed that song on stage sometimes  in the 70s. And after 2010.

David Cassidy played more than 600 concerts during his career. There were big outdoor spectacular gigs for thousands of fans, but he also played for small audience, after 2000 often at casinos, at places glamorous only at the first glance, he sang for people who bought the tickets for his concert in a packet with night at the good hotel and a dinner..But he always gave everything he had. 

We have amazing audio recordings and videos on the Website. They are priceless, we owe it all to the fans, who tried to record or film David on stage from his very first concert. Or take a photograph. Now thanks to those fans we can see David at his best. Performing and making people happy.

Two great videos from the 70s. On the first one we can hear almost a rock version of 'Could It Be Forever'. 

https://www.davidcassidy.com/fansite/ConcertPages/1972June10_Photos&Video.html

https://www.davidcassidy.com/fansite/ConcertPages/1972June25video.html




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