From: dahoov2@cox.net   
      
   Yeah; David Cassidy was my first crush.  I had four albums!  Guess   
   what?  I bought the CD's of three of them this week as replacements as   
   well as a Frampton Comes Alive CD... I had a crush on him too.  It's   
   memories; hey you can get rid of your junk, but the memories are   
   attached.  Plus, I actually LIKE the songs (some of them aren't half   
   bad even if they are bubble gum).  I am not too proud to admit I love   
   Zeppelin and Van Halen as well as David Cassidy... LOL  What I don't   
   care for is some country (not all just the twainy kind) and opera. I   
   even like Classical music and Jazz.  I am not into rap though a couple   
   songs I like.  I don't like Rockabilly really but enjoy a little Bob   
   Marley... ya mon!  Music is good; period.   
      
   On Thu, 6 Mar 2008 18:07:58 -0600, "Bill Plenge"    
   wrote:   
      
   >Gummby3 wrote:   
   >> It could be Danny's warped humor OR it could have been signed by the   
   >> voice behind the face.  Danny has said many times that he did not   
   >> sing on the show. :-)   
   >>   
   >>   
   >> "Sue H"  wrote in message   
   >> news:g670t31ej9deu169l4inuekekb3pvu6o8b@4ax.com...   
   >>> Well, I've been spring cleaning again.  Boy, my house will be spare   
   >>> if I keep on.  So I was ditching some Partridge family albums I had   
   >>> when I was 10 (so you know my age now).  I saw signatures on the   
   >>> Christmas album and decided to add them to the database (good for   
   >>> those who have old sigs to compare to).  I noticed something... it's   
   >>> not a DANNY Bondauce signature on the album.  Or even Daniel.  It   
   >>> says "Dante". So is he a Dante?  Or did he perhaps make a joke and   
   >>> they not catch it and it went to print?  Interesting thing though...   
   >   
   >As Gummby3 pointed out it may not have been signed by him at all.  I know I   
   >had an old record of some Burns and Allen radio shows, the cover was a   
   >signed picture of them.  The signatures were very nice, but neither looked   
   >anything like their real signatures.   
   >   
   >I got rid of all my vinyl a few years ago when I moved and couldn't bring   
   >them with me.  I gave them to a DJ who lived next door.  He commented to me,   
   >"I'm worried about you.  There's far too many Patridge Famly albums in   
   >there."  I was at just the right age when they came out and had a crush on   
   >Susan Dey.  I bought all their albums pre shopping bag, by then I out grew   
   >it, and just couldn't bring myself to toss them.  Then again I also still   
   >had the sound track to Disney's Mary Poppins in there too.   
   >   
   >   
   >   
   >Best,   
   >Bill   
   >   
      
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