DAVID CASSIDY NEW RELEASE

[maxine]

His son Beau Cassidy was born at the same time and in the same hospital as Jack Jones's daughter Nicole.
They are still friends, and are 21 this year.

Just had to comment on this thread David fan here from age of 8 ..this forum is amazing with the varied artistes you all enjoy ....i don't think he's in a " good place" at the moment bless him ...drink driving charge and everything but wow i remember the heady days of Cassidy mania and nobody lives up to it for me....i really hope he can sort himself out....my first ever record was How can I Be Sure? ... oh and just remembered hubby got me his album Partridge Family Shopping Bag...from an ebayer..I was over the moon because some how i lost my original ....only a tenner Hope it ok to open an old thread

[mariana44]

Firstly , yes of course it is Ok, to reopen a new thread. As you have noticed, we have threads on just about anyone.

My sister used to be a massive David Cassidy fan, and the Partridge family--she still is. And the Monkees.

Her favourite groups are Westlife [big fan], plus Boyzone--and Ronan, and Gary Barlow. She is a good deal younger than me, and our tastes differ quite a lot

[maxine]

Firstly , yes of course it is Ok, to reopen a new thread. As you have noticed, we have threads on just about anyone.

My sister used to be a massive David Cassidy fan, and the Partridge family--she still is. And the Monkees.

Her favourite groups are Westlife [big fan], plus Boyzone--and Ronan, and Gary Barlow. She is a good deal younger than me, and our tastes differ quite a lot

Nice to know somebody still loves David Marian I loved the monkees too ...my sis was 17 yrs older than me and she had different tastes too...mainly Elvis ..and Neil diamond whom i like too...seen Neil many years ago ...just a dot on the stage though. Lovely songs though.

[karl]

Maxine Ive seen Neil twice, in Birmingham and Manchester, the fist tiem was the best the atmospehre was amazing. I did not like the Manchester venue and felt it lacked atmosphere.

In Birmingham Neil was in the round and that was much better.

[Eman]

Oh yeah Maxine, the tastes here vary. Big Monkees fan here and Cassidy fan since I was 6 when the Partridge Family show started. But my all time 70's band was The Bay City Rollers. I wore the gear and all. Ha ha.

Mariana, did your sister get the solo cd of Shane Finlan? It's pretty good!!!

[maxine]

Maxine Ive seen Neil twice, in Birmingham and Manchester, the fist tiem was the best the atmospehre was amazing. I did not like the Manchester venue and felt it lacked atmosphere.

In Birmingham Neil was in the round and that was much better.

Yeah i find that with the 02 Karl ...so cold in winter too ...at least you enjoyed the first time

[maxine]

Oh yeah Maxine, the tastes here vary. Big Monkees fan here and Cassidy fan since I was 6 when the Partridge Family show started. But my all time 70's band was The Bay City Rollers. I wore the gear and all. Ha ha.

Mariana, did your sister get the solo cd of Shane Finlan? It's pretty good!!!

It's funny Eman i never was a "Roller" but now ....when i here some of their songs i get emotional lol ...and I think they weren't so bad after all ...I've got the partridge family collection...I was so jealous of Susan Dey l

[Gray]

I am also a big fan of David Cassidy's 70's stuff.
Where was he caught drink driving, Maxine?
Here or the States?

[Don Cooper]

David Cassidy's autobiography 'Could it be Forever'
is one of the more honest and revealing of recent years.
Also the novel 'I Think I Love You' by Allison Pearson is a
knowing evocation of fan worship in
the innocent Seventies.
Both well-worth searching out on Amazon etc.

[maxine]

I am also a big fan of David Cassidy's 70's stuff.
Where was he caught drink driving, Maxine?
Here or the States?

I think the states Don ..his step mum Shirley jones said he has a lot of demons ...really hope he can get his act together....

[Eman]

His half-brother Shaun handled life after bubblegum much better.

Maxine check out a collection called Jackie - Pin-Ups great stuff from the 70's from the people who put out the magazine.

Don, yeah I read those books and loved them. I could so relate to the fan worship as I was kinda similar with my BCR's. Hatching a plan to go to Edinburgh , cutting school to hang out in front of a tv studio with thousands of other fans hoping to see the Rollers, lol!!!

[maxine]

I am also a big fan of David Cassidy's 70's stuff.
Where was he caught drink driving, Maxine?
Here or the States?

Gray ..so sorry i called you Don Thank you for the Amazon info ...

His half-brother Shaun handled life after bubblegum much better.

Maxine check out a collection called Jackie - Pin-Ups great stuff from the 70's from the people who put out the magazine.



Thanks Eman i used to recieve this mag every Wednesday ..loved it

[mariana44]

Eman--yes My sister Jill has the Shane Filan cd-{ I have only heard one song from it so far, which I really liked.} -plus the latest from Garry Barlow, and the new one from Boyzone.

Also the books that Don mentioned--I bught her the "I think I love you" one year, and funnily enough, his autobiography was a prize from one of the Matt Monro's get togethers--we had a quiz, and our table won, and we were allowed to pick from a selection of books, so I naturally rhought of Jill-although I think Michele also had her eye on it.

[Eman]

Mariana, thanks for the heads up on the new Gary Barlow and Boyzone cd's. Two of my faves. I wonder if McFly is ever gonna come up with anything new.

You may want to get your sister Jill the new "Jackie - Pin Ups" cd for Christmas. It's chockfull of 70's teen idol tunes. Oh I kept playing "Hold Me Close" by David Essex until my Dad threatened to pull the plug out of the stereo if I didn't play something else. Ha ha..

[mariana44]

?Thanks Eman, I will check that out.