David Cassidy - Live In Concert
2002
Original 1970's teen heartthrob David Cassidy marks his return to the music scene with this live concert, recorded at Glasgow's Clyde Auditorium in April 2002. The entertainer proves that he still has what it takes to set hearts a flutter, treating the sold-out crowd to renditions of his many hits from the past 30 years .. Read more
| Starring | David Cassidy |
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| Genres | Music/Musical |
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David Cassidy - Live In Concert
Original 1970's teen heartthrob David Cassidy marks his return to the music scene with this live concert, recorded at Glasgow's Clyde Auditorium in April 2002. The entertainer proves that he still has what it takes to set hearts a flutter, treating the sold-out crowd to renditions of his many hits from the past 30 years including 'Last Kiss', 'Cherish', and the Partridge Family classic 'I Think I Love You'.
| Starring | David Cassidy |
|---|---|
| Studio | WARNER MUSIC VISION |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 30 mins |
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| Genres | Music/Musical |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 18 Nov 2002 Production year: 2002 |
| Format | DVD |
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Deconstructing a Partridge
David Cassidy was a musical hero for many fourteen year olds of the early 1970s. I worshipped him, as a solo performer and a member of the Partridge Family. This CD saw Cassidy work his way through a number of old favourites, as a performer who has lived through almost three decades of pop. For me, the performance failed to live up to expectations, not least because the opportunity was missed to explore the ways in which a teen idol comes to present and represent the archetypal experiences and emotional ambitions of an entire generation. Worth a viewing, but mainly for the nostalgia.
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Deconstructing a Partridge
David Cassidy was a musical hero for many fourteen year olds of the early 1970s. I worshipped him, as a solo performer and a member of the Partridge Family. This CD saw Cassidy work his way through a number of old favourites, as a performer who has lived through almost three decades of pop. For me, the performance failed to live up to expectations, not least because the opportunity was missed to explore the ways in which a teen idol comes to present and represent the archetypal experiences and emotional ambitions of an entire generation. Worth a viewing, but mainly for the nostalgia.
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