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David Cassidy first appeared in the television series The Partridge Family as singing teen idol Keith Partridge.

Such was the success of the TV show and the role that David Cassidy played that it was not long before the fictional TV show became a reality and David Cassidy was releasing his own hit singles and had a huge fan club (of mainly teenage girls).

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  • Anonymous user
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    your story was almost believable but for the fact that David Cassidy never played hammersmith Apollo in 1974 - it was White City
  • Anonymous user
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    My first crush - though he never popped my cherry! My sister saw him in concert (love my sis immensely, but despised her for an 'ickle while!)
  • Anonymous user
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    I loved David Cassidy too but my memory when I hear his name is the death of a fan called Bernadette Whelan - I think she fainted and was trampled at one of his gigs cant remember where it was though! Always makes me feel sad when I hear his name even though I never knew the girl.
  • Anonymous user
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    Did any of your pals believe you at the time, Sue ?
  • Anonymous user
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    my first memory of david was when i saw him on the partridge family and that was it love at first sight hes the sexist person and i still love him now
  • Anonymous user
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    I lost my virginity to Mr Cassidy after a show in London in 1974. I was sweet 16 at the time. My father worked at the hammersmith odeon and got me a backstage pass and yes girls, he was good :-)
    • Anonymous user
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      Well lady, I don't know who you lost your virginity to, but since DC didn't play Hammersmith Idron in 74, it sure as hell wasn't him
      • Anonymous user
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        Odeon. Fat fingers.

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