David Cassidy
36 records available
David Cassidy
With the song “I Think I Love You”, Cassidy became internationally known in the early 1970s, especially as the frontman of the TV band The Partridge Family. His solo albums and singles regularly achieved high chart positions in the USA, United Kingdom and Australia. He also remained present with releases during the disco phase of the late 1970s.
David Cassidy – Style & Genre Classification
Musically, Cassidy moves between pop, soft rock and light disco influences, comparable to artists such as Donny Osmond or Andy Gibb. Characteristic features include catchy melodies, orchestral arrangements and production that follows international mainstream standards of the seventies. In later years, occasional influences from soul and adult contemporary can also be heard.
David Cassidy on vinyl – the key releases
The I think I love you 12" Disco Vinyl PROMO (12'' Vinyl Maxi) is a special promo edition for DJs and points to Cassidy’s brief disco phase. The Romance Vinyl LP ISRAEL (12'' Vinyl Maxi) documents a rarer country version, while Romance (Let Your Heart Go) (7'' Vinyl) as a single adds to the repertoire from the 1980s.
For fans of classic pop music from the 1970s and 1980s, these records offer an overview of different creative phases of David Cassidy.
- Genre: Pop, Soft rock, Disco
- Origin: USA
- Active: 1970s to 1980s
- Notable: Known as frontman of the Partridge Family and as a solo artist with international success
