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Those
were only the first of many records David broke
in his long and constantly evolving career. He
became the first personality to be merchandised
globally. His likeness appeared on everything from
posters to lunch boxes and cereal boxes. His concerts
sold out in the largest arenas and stadiums in
the world which led him to be the world’s
highest paid performer at the age of 21. He broke
box office records at Melbourne’s Cricket
Grounds, London’s White City Stadium, Houston’s
Astrodome and New York’s Madison Square Garden.
To date, his records have sold well over 35 million
copies worldwide and have been recognized with
over 24 gold and platinum recordings including
four consecutive multi-platinum LP’s.
David was responsible for seven
chart-topping Partridge Family singles including “Doesn’t
Somebody Want To Be Wanted,” ”I Woke
Up In Love This Morning,” ”Breaking
Up Is Hard To Do,” and of course, “I
Think I Love You”, the best selling record
of 1971. As a solo artist, David has had hit singles
including “Cherish,” ”Could It
Be Forever,” ”How Can I Be Sure,” ”Rock
Me Baby” and “Lyin’ to Myself.” His
2004 CD, “Then and Now,” was in the
Top Five and reached platinum status.
His next release, “A Touch Of Blue,” was comprised of material
including covers and original songs. David sings in his unique style
that has become more soulful and seductive over the years.
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