I was 9 years old when "I think I love you" hit the airwaves. I listened to the album over and over and over. With the exception of nursery rhymes, it was the first lyric I ever committed to memory, singing it constantly. I would set up Tupperware in all different sizes on the couch, use cookie tin lids for cymbals and bamboo chopsticks for drumsticks. Today I am 50 years old, playing drums in a working band. The Partridge Family was the catalyst of my love of playing music and I'm grateful.
A fine show, I watched it all the time 1970-1974. Had their first album. The Wrecking Crew even played on the recordings. David Cassidy, this major pop star, got $50,000, while the producers made like a $50 Million profit. Danny, well, I could never get into his deal...
It was a great show. Much better than the Brady Bunch. But for some reason it hasnt worn as well. Maybe kids relate to the individual brady kids and the whole dorkiness more. The Partridge Family was more cutting edge and sophisticated for the time.
@genericgeorge I liked it more than the Bradys simply because of the music, the storylines, then there's David. He was the ultimate, and you can't say "I Think I Love You" to the Bradys..
@genericgeorge Not worn as well? I could say the Bradys are out dated with the way they lived. Anybody whose anybody knows that rock music never goes out of style, as well as good morals. You're right cause the Partridges were cutting edge for the time on how they approached issues. The reason as to why the PF have never had as much rerun play has to do with how much does it cost to air reruns?
@Jantv81 Yeah music copyright would have something to do with it. P.F. wasnt rock music though. 80% of it is average pop with 20% being good pop and a few classics. Most of the music hasnt worn well. The brady kids you dislike some of the time and liked some of the time - but I always related to bobby/cindy as they were my age. I loved/hated the corny stories and remember a lot of them. Maybe because it has been repeated a lot more. I just remember it being a more popular show at the time.
I was 9 years old when "I think I love you" hit the airwaves. I listened to the album over and over and over. With the exception of nursery rhymes, it was the first lyric I ever committed to memory, singing it constantly. I would set up Tupperware in all different sizes on the couch, use cookie tin lids for cymbals and bamboo chopsticks for drumsticks. Today I am 50 years old, playing drums in a working band. The Partridge Family was the catalyst of my love of playing music and I'm grateful.
spamwagon 9 months ago
A fine show, I watched it all the time 1970-1974. Had their first album. The Wrecking Crew even played on the recordings. David Cassidy, this major pop star, got $50,000, while the producers made like a $50 Million profit. Danny, well, I could never get into his deal...
SeattleLA 1 year ago
what happened to the sound?
102Help 1 year ago
2:45
That isn't miming, that is Cassidy rocking that God damn Strat for REAL!!!!
ironbuttermilk 1 year ago
Genius. I fell in love instantly. This show fed my dreams. Kids should dream. That you u for that.
denisespurlock 1 year ago
TEEN IDOL HURRICANE is putting it mildly.
wkares 2 years ago 3
Catch Danny Bonaduce
Monday through Friday
WYSP Philadelphia - 6 am to 10 am.
I podcast him in San Diego
cardiffchris 2 years ago
It was a great show. Much better than the Brady Bunch. But for some reason it hasnt worn as well. Maybe kids relate to the individual brady kids and the whole dorkiness more. The Partridge Family was more cutting edge and sophisticated for the time.
genericgeorge 3 years ago 8
@genericgeorge I liked it more than the Bradys simply because of the music, the storylines, then there's David. He was the ultimate, and you can't say "I Think I Love You" to the Bradys..
Jantv81 10 months ago
@genericgeorge Not worn as well? I could say the Bradys are out dated with the way they lived. Anybody whose anybody knows that rock music never goes out of style, as well as good morals. You're right cause the Partridges were cutting edge for the time on how they approached issues. The reason as to why the PF have never had as much rerun play has to do with how much does it cost to air reruns?
Jantv81 10 months ago
@Jantv81 Yeah music copyright would have something to do with it. P.F. wasnt rock music though. 80% of it is average pop with 20% being good pop and a few classics. Most of the music hasnt worn well. The brady kids you dislike some of the time and liked some of the time - but I always related to bobby/cindy as they were my age. I loved/hated the corny stories and remember a lot of them. Maybe because it has been repeated a lot more. I just remember it being a more popular show at the time.
genericgeorge 10 months ago
FANTASTIC! Thanks for posting!!
chockiemoo 3 years ago 7
You're welcome. Hope you enjoyed it. =)
SumerKis38 3 years ago
Thank you Sumer:)
keraleigh2000 3 years ago 5