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"I Wanna Be David Cassidy" by Ken Sharp I was rocked and so saddened by the sudden passing of my childhood hero David Cassidy that I knew I had to do something more than mourn his loss....And then it hit me...I should try and write a song about what he meant to me--how the girls wanted to be with him but I wanted to be like him. Duly inspired, I finished it the same day he passed away. Joining forces with the mighty creative team of Fernando Perdomo and Rob Bonfiglio, we moved into overdrive. I did some recording at Rob's studio in Toluca Lake late last week and then finished up with a session at Fernando's Reseda Ranch Studios yesterday. And today, with God (and David) on our side, my song "I Wanna Be David Cassidy" premiered on Rodney Bingenheimer's national radio show on Sirius XM. All proceeds from the sale of the single benefit David's philanthropy, the Alzheimer's Association. |
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Lyrics:
"I Wanna Be David
Cassidy" |
Ken Sharp is a New York Times Best Selling writer who has authored
or co-authored over eighteen music books, contributes to a variety
of national music magazines, works on music documentaries and has
done liner notes for releases by Elvis Presley, Sly & the Family
Stone, Janis Joplin, Small Faces, Santana, Cheap Trick, Raspberries,
Eric Carmen, KISS, Hall & Oates, Rick Springfield, The Babys, John
Waite, The Guess Who, Jellyfish, Jefferson Airplane and others. Contact Ken Sharp His books include: Starting Over: The Making of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Double Fantasy, Elvis: Vegas ‘69, Nothin’ to Lose: the Making of KISS (1972-1975), Elvis Presley: Writing for the King, Sound Explosion: Inside LA’s Studio Factory with the Wrecking Crew, Overnight Sensation: The Story of the Raspberries, Raspberries: TONIGHT!, Eric Carmen: Marathon Man, Reputation is a Fragile Thing: The Story of Cheap Trick, Play On!: Power Pop Heroes, Kooks, Queen Bitches and Andy Warhol: The Making of David Bowie’s Hunky Dory, KISS: Behind the Mask, Meet the Beatles…Again!, Small Faces: Quite Naturally, Rick Springfield: A Year in the Life of a Working Class Dog, Power Pop, The KISS Years!, and KISS Army Worldwide!: The Ultimate KISS Fanzine Phenomenon. |
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