David Cassidy Tribute Concert – August 14, 2018

NOTE CHANGE OF VENUE 

The David Cassidy Tribute Concert has moved to Putnam Place (instead of the Horseshoe Inn) in Saratoga Springs. The Horseshoe Inn is an outdoor venue and with the forecast of thunderstorms, there was a risk the concert was not going to happen.

New venue: 
Putnam Place
63a Putnam Street
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

The David Cassidy Tribute Concert will take place 7″30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 14  and will benefit the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation.

David had a passion for Thoroughbred racing, and was ardent in his support of TRF and its mission of saving former racehorses from abuse and neglect.

Members of David’s band – Teri Cote (drums), Craig Snider (keyboards/vocals); Dave Robicheau (guitar/vocals); Matt Sullivan (guitar/vocals); Vance Brescia (guitar/vocals) and Darrell Craig Harris (bass/vocals), are anticipated to perform at the event.

Tickets are $50 and available by calling TRF at 518-226-0028 or online at https://www.trfinc.org/event/david-cassidy-band-special-guests/.

Songs My Father Taught Me – EP in the Charts

Songs My Father Taught Me reached number 1 on Amazon Jazz Chart and  number 2 on iTunes Jazz Chart and number 13 on Billboard Jazz Albums Chart. 

The track “Wish You Were Here” reached number 34 on the top 100 iTunes Jazz Chart.

TRACKS:

  1. Night and Day
  2. Summertime
  3. Wish You Were Here
  4. Sweet Little Angel
  5. Till We Meet Again

Available from: Amazon, iTunes and Google Play

Documentary – June 11

Documentary available via download from iTunes and Amazon (You will need to scroll down for the link).

The documentary special “David Cassidy: The Last Session,” intertwines an intimate biography of the late David Cassidy as told through his own words in never-before-heard audio tapes from 1976 with a raw and poignantly filmed final recording session. Grappling with the onset of dementia and headed into the studio to record a tribute to his father, Jack Cassidy, David invited a documentary film crew to chronicle the journey. During production David fell gravely and unexpectedly ill and it was during this time, he revealed to producers that his struggle with alcoholism had continued up through the recording session, and that his doctors had concluded that alcohol poisoning had likely been the chief cause of his tragic health decline, including his dementia. He would tragically pass away a few weeks later.

https://www.facebook.com/AETV/videos/10156262363399799/

The documentary about the music and life of David Cassidy, entitled David Cassidy: The LAST SESSION is scheduled to air on the A&E Network on June 11 at 9PM ET/PT.

David Cassidy: The LAST SESSION

A&E recently announced a documentary about the music and life of David Cassidy, entitled David Cassidy: The LAST SESSION.   It is scheduled to air on the A&E Network on June 11 at 9PM ET/PT.

Originally, this two-hour documentary began as a broader four-part series that David was contractually and artistically committed to completing and promoting.  Unaware of the gravity of his deteriorating physical health, however, David would not live to see the completion of the project.

Above all, David was steadfast in wanting to express his profound gratitude to his many fans around the world for their unwavering and enduring support of him throughout his career.  In many respects, it is foremost through his fans that David Cassidy’s legacy lives on today.

David recording “Songs My Father Taught Me”.  (Photo: Craig J Snider)

 

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