'He Was So Pretty You Couldn't Look Away..'

'and sexy in a way that is timeless.' It's from Kevin Fallon's article published on www.thedailybeast.com on November  22, 2017. 

Maybe it's not the smartest thing to do, but the newest article about David Cassidy on Record Collector Magazine, and first of all different pointsview of it, made me have a look on some articles published after this horrible day,  November 21, 2017.

But first a song. We experience another heat wave here in Poland, I haven't seen a rain in many days, which is scary, so maybe a song about a rainy day. We miss David on any day, and this is one of his best songs. And amazing, very moving tribute video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJ6qjfK72L8

We have 42 web articles from November and December 2017, on the website, and I can't see Kevin Fallon's on the list, even that I'm sure I sent it Jane last year, because this is not the first time I'm writing about this article. I'm a former librarian, I believe everything should be published to let people make their own opinions. 

One of the reasons for the discussion about the Record Collector article was that David's post 1974 career was only a little bit mentioned in it. But the truth is that quite a lot has been written compared to other articles published about David Cassidy in the years after he died.

So Kevin Fallon's article called, 'David Cassidy's Teen-Idol Beauty and the High Cost Of Fame', is actually very typical. Better written than the most and quite emotional.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/david-cassidys-timeless-teen-idol-beauty-and-the-high-cost-of-fame

Of course there are a few exceptions (I don't think about articles written by fans). About David Cassidy underrated very good actor, a horse breeder, an outstanding musician and great pop singer, or about him being a very special, kind and generous human being. So 2 links to such articles.

https://www.davidcassidy.com/fansite/InPrintPages/Web2017Nov21_Coast.html

https://www.davidcassidy.com/fansite/InPrintPages/Web2017Nov22_AmySky.html

The pic is from December 1977.

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