David Cassidy discography

The discography of David Cassidy, an American pop artist, consists of twelve studio albums, three live albums, six compilation albums, two soundtrack albums, and twenty-four singles. David Cassidy has been recording albums since 1970. His career is most notable for his solo music and his recordings with the Partridge Family.

Albums

Year	Title	Label	Charts^[1]
1972	Cherish	Bell Records	US #15, UK #2, Norway #6. Released in Germany as I Am A Clown.
1972	Rock Me Baby	Bell Records	US #41, UK #2, Germany #9.
1973	Dreams are Nuthin' More than Wishes	Bell Records	UK #1, Australia #10.
1974	Cassidy Live!	Bell Records	UK #9; recorded live in Great Britain (May 1974)
1975	The Higher They Climb	RCA Records	UK #22
1976	Home Is Where the Heart Is	RCA Records
1976	Getting It in the Street	RCA Records	Germany and Japan only. Held back in US till 1979.
1985	Romance	Arista Records	UK #20, Germany #22, Australia #50.
1986	His Greatest Hits - Live	Starblend Records	Recorded live at The Royal Albert Hall, London (October 1985).
1990	David Cassidy	Enigma Records	US #136
1991	Best of David Cassidy	Curb Records	Japan only. Other than the title suggests not a compilation, but unreleased recordings from 1979.
1992	Didn't You Used to Be?	Scotti Brothers Records
1998	Old Trick New Dog	Slamajama Records
2008	Live in Concert	Warner

Year	Title	Label	Charts^[1]
1974	Greatest Hits	Bell Records
1975	David Cassidy Forever	Bell Records
1977	Bravo präsentiert David Cassidy	Arista	Germany only.
1998	David Cassidy's Partridge Family Favorites	Slamajama Records	Combination of David Cassidy songs and Partridge Family songs
1996	When I'm a Rock 'n' Roll Star	Razor & Tie	Collection of RCA songs (1975-1976).
2001	Then and Now	Universal Music	US #147, UK #5, Australia #46; re-recordings of songs.
2003	A Touch of Blue	Universal Music	UK #61; bonus album of re-recordings of songs.
2006	Could It Be Forever - The Greatest Hits	Sony BMG	UK #52; including hits by The Partridge Family
2007	David Cassidy Part II - The Remix	180 Music	Dance remixes of songs.

"Greatest Hits" featured the new song "If I Didn't Care", the single from this album.

Year	Title	Label	Charts
1995	Blood Brothers	Relativity Records	With Shaun Cassidy
1997	EFX	MGM Grand Hotel Inc.

The 1995 CD "Tube Tunes Volume 2" features Cassidy singing "Hard Times (Hard Crimes)", the theme song from his 1978 TV series "David Cassidy - Man Undercover".

1971: "Cherish" (US #9, AU #1)/ All I Wanna Do (Is Touch You) (B-side non-LP)
1972: "Could It Be Forever" (US #37, UK #2, AU #11)/ Blind Hope
1972: "How Can I Be Sure" (US #25, UK #1, AU #16, DE #33)/ Ricky's Tune
1972: "Rock Me Baby" (US #38, UK #11, AU #15, DE #9)/ Two Time Loser
1973: "I Am a Clown" / "Some Kind of A Summer" (UK #3, AU #32, DE #12)
1973: "Daydream" / Can't Go Home Again" (AU #98)
1973: "Daydreamer" / "The Puppy Song" (UK #1, GR #27, AU #10, ZA #1)
1974: "If I Didn't Care" (UK #9, DE #43, AU #20) / "Frozen Noses" (A-side from "Greatest Hits"; B-side non-LP)
1974: "Please Please Me" (UK #16, AU #43)/ "CC Rider Blues/Jenny Jenny"
1975: "I Write the Songs" / "Get It Up for Love" (UK #11, AUS #85, ZA #7)
1975: "Darlin'" (UK #16, GR #38, ZA #1)/ "This Could Be The Night"
1976: "Tomorrow" / "Half Past Our Bedtime" (ZA #10)
1976: "Breakin' Down Again" / "On Fire"
1976: "Gettin' It in the Streets" / "I'll Have To Go Away" (GR #10; USA #95)
1977: "Saying Goodbye Ain't Easy (We'll Have to Go Away)" / "Rosa's Cantina"
1979: "Hurt So Bad" / "Once A Fool" (both from the Curb album Best of David Cassidy)
1985: "The Last Kiss" (UK #6, DE #10, AU #60)
1985: "Romance (Let Your Heart Go)" (UK #54, DE #41)
1985: "Someone"
1985: "She Knows All About Boys / Tenderly" (Pan European #1)
1986: "Live EP"
1990: "Lyin' to Myself" (US #14)
1992: "For All the Lonely"
1998: "I Think I Love You" (new version)
1998: "No Bridge I Wouldn't Cross" (US #21 [AC])
2011: "UFO (You Fine One)^[1]

1 2 3 Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 97. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.

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