- I Think I Love You
- Could It Be Forever
- How Can I Be Sure
- I Woke Up in Love This Morning
- Daydreamer
- I Can Feel Your Heartbeat
- It's One of Those Nights (Yes Love)
- I Write the Songs
- Rock Me Baby
- Some Kind of a Summer
- Looking Through the Eyes of Love
- I'll Meet You Halfway
- If I Didn't Care
- Cherish
- The Last Kiss
- Ain't No Sunshine
- Lyin' to Myself
- Cry
- No Bridge I Wouldn't Cross
- Sheltered in Your Arms
- Ricky's Tune
- Could It Be Forever
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Overview
While both David Cassidy and the Partridge Family have been at least partially anthologized over the years, it remains a thing of wonder that nobody has yet sat down to compile the best of both into one all-encompassing package -- all the more so since Cassidy's personal appeal remains as high as any '70s icon could dream of climbing. Cassidy himself has toyed with his past on occasion, with releases ranging from a mid-'80s live hits album to the savage reinvention of "I Think I Love You," which so dignified his 1998 Slamajama album. Then and Now, however, goes further than either he, or his past record companies, have ever traveled, serving up 22 songs of which just three ("Cry," "No Bridge I Wouldn't Cross," and "Sheltered in Your Arms") don't immediately leap out of the memory banks. From "I Woke up in Love This Morning" to "I Write the Songs," from "Cherish" to "The Last Kiss" (a 1985 U.K. smash that marked the first of his serious comebacks), Cassidy revisits a career's worth of pop classics, as straight as a die and faithful enough that you could almost forget you're not listening to the greatest hits collection on earth. No sneaky drum'n'bass redesigns, no nasty modern production tricks, no heartless stab at "updating" the songs for the modern listener. A pointless duet with boy band Hear'Say does raise a few anachronistic hackles, but "Could It Be Forever" has already appeared once on the album; once more is no skin off anyone's nose. It's unabashed nostalgia, then, and all delivered with such sincerity that you can't even feel cynical about the exercise. The booklet photos are early-'70s classics; the inclusion of the lyrics lets you cheat and peek at the occasional line you may not quite remember. And Cassidy's voice hasn't lost an ounce of its charm since the first time he sang these songs. Of course, it isn't quite the real, all-encompassing best-of box thing that fans have been waiting for all these years, but it's close. ~ Dave Thompson
Product Details
Release Date: | 01/08/2002 |
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Label: | Polydor / Universal |
UPC: | 0044001608223 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
David Cassidy Primary Artist,Vocals (Background),VocalsHear'Say Primary Artist
Hal Blaine Guest Artist,Drums
Lisa Meyer Vocals (Background)
Peter Murray Piano,Keyboards
Phil Nicholl Vocals (Background)
Ted Carfrae Vocal Harmony
Sarah Ewins Violin
Timothy Grant Viola
Jim McIntosh Guitar
Joe Knight Cello
Mixmaster Michael Smith Conductor,Fender Rhodes
Michael Smith Conductor
Robert Smissen Viola
Steve Morris Violin
Hugh Burns Guitar
James Mooney Vocals (Background)
Pete Murray Piano,Keyboards
Max Bennett Bass
Mike Bradley Drums
Brendan Power Harmonica
Fridrik Karlsson Guitar
Gary Coleman Percussion
Scott Garland Flute,Saxophone
Louie Shelton Guitar
Mike Melvoin Conductor
Alexander Skeaping Harpsichord
Mark Cumberland Trumpet,Flugelhorn
William Schofield Cello
Rodolpho DeSouza Violin
Pat White Flugelhorn,Trumpet
Steve Pearce Bass
Randy Crenshaw Vocals (Background)
Eddie Hession Piano-Accordian
Jackie Ward Vocals (Background)
Lance Ellington Vocals (Background)
Dennis Rollins Trombone
Mae McKenna Vocals (Background)
Frank Ricotti Percussion
Dennis Budimir Guitar
Technical Credits
Mike Tocci EngineerDave Ellingson Composer
Terry Dempsy Composer
B. Lourie Composer
Wesley Farrell Composer
Danny Janssen Composer
L. Brown Composer
Billy Laurie Composer
Jon Adler Assistant Engineer
Ted Carfrae Mixing,Producer,Remixing,Remix Producer,Mixing Engineer
Lulu Frieda Composer
Mixmaster Michael Smith Arranger
Lawrence Brown Composer
Bruce Arthur Johnston Composer
John Hudson Engineer,Mixing
Johnny Cymbal Composer
Peter Bunetta Producer
Jim Cretecos Composer
Mark Chamberlain Engineer
Scot Rammer Producer,Keyboard Programming
Peggy Clinger Composer
Lulu Composer
Peter Kingsbery Composer
Reed Vertelney Composer
Hear'Say Performer
Michael Eckart Engineer
Mike Appel Composer
Sue Shifrin Composer
David Cassidy Composer,Producer
Gerry Goffin Composer
Gerry Bron Project Coordinator
Gerry Kitchingham Engineer
Barry Mann Composer
Mike Melvoin Arranger,Producer
Alan Tarney Composer,Producer
Bruce Johnston Composer
Chris West Mixing,Engineer,Remixing,Mixing Engineer
Terry Dempsey Composer
John Musgrave Engineer
Lawrence Russell Brown Composer
Terry Kirkman Composer
Simon Climie Composer
Bill Withers Composer
Kevin Metcalfe Mastering
Kim Carnes Composer
Jack Lawrence Composer
Irwin Levine Composer
Churchill Kohlman Composer
Tony Romeo Composer
Cynthia Weil Composer
Eddie Brigati Composer
Felix Cavaliere Composer
John Pagano Composer
Eric Sarafin Mixing
John Sebastian Composer
Wes Farrell Composer
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