The website has moved so that new material can be added.
Thank you to all the fans that continue to contribute photos, articles etc to the website. Together we are making this a comprehensive collection to showcase David’s amazing and varied talents, his legacy and what he meant to his fans.
A list of new additions can be found here.
The first ‘new’ material are some concert photos from July 2, 2012.
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Photos from some of David’s 1985 concerts have recently been added to David’s website.
More 1980’s concert details and photos here
Thank you to the fans who have generously shared their photos. Further contributions are always welcomed.
Mark Wyckoff’s article describes David’s last two concerts from the fans’ and band’s perspective. Read the article and see the photos here.
March 4, 2017 – BB King’s, NY
….‘I Think I Love You’ had the audience up on their feet singing along to one of the biggest selling singles of the 1970s. Perhaps David’s feelings about his career and fans can be summed up by his favourite verse of the song “I don’t know what I’m up against, I don’t know what it’s all about, I got so much to think about, I think I love you…”
Through the ups and downs over the last 40+ years David has persevered mainly due to his immense talent and the love for and from his fans. As he told us a couple of times during the concert, his career started in New York and the tours should end a few steps from his first acting gig near Times Square. BB King’s on West 42nd Street was therefore the correct location for this performance.
See photos of David’s March 4th concert, by Piernot.
To see a record of all of David’s past shows see the Concert section of this website. Fan’s contributions are welcomed.
I’m overwhelmed with the loving, caring, supportive reaction to the fact I have the early stages of dementia. I want every single person who will ever read this, or hear this, to know that their love and care for me, and concern for me, means everything in the world.
I’ve chosen for 2017 to finish where I began, and where I was born, in the city of Manhattan, in New York, at BB Kings in just more than a few days. I intend to put the touring aspect of my life to rest.
I’m one of the more fortunate human beings, let alone actors, songwriters, singers, musicians, producers, creators in that I’ve had a lifetime of living my dreams. Without you all I would have very little. I am now a very, very, very heart-full rich man. No longer rich or wealthy but rich in spirit and heart and mind and love. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, and from the top of my head to my toes IOU a very significant debt for my happiness. Happy trails. I promise I won’t disappear.
I love you very much,
DC