Name: The Partridge Family Album [Remaster]
Brand: Buddha Records
SKU: 1249199
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The Partridge Family Album [Remaster]

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Album: The Partridge Family Album [Remaster]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Brand New Me
2)	Point Me in the Direction of Albuquerque
3)	Bandala
4)	I Really Want to Know You
5)	Only a Moment Ago
6)	I Can Hear Your Heartbeat
7)	I'm on the Road
8)	To Be Lovers
9)	Somebody Wants to Love You
10)	I Think I Love You
11)	Singing My Song

Album: The Partridge Family Album [Remaster]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Brand New Me
2)	Point Me in the Direction of Albuquerque
3)	Bandala
4)	I Really Want to Know You
5)	Only a Moment Ago
6)	I Can Hear Your Heartbeat
7)	I'm on the Road
8)	To Be Lovers
9)	Somebody Wants to Love You
10)	I Think I Love You
11)	Singing My Song

Performer Notes

Personnel: David Cassidy, Shirley Jones (vocals); Louie Shelton, Dennis Budimir, Tommy Tedesco (guitar); Mike Melvoin, Larry Knechtel (keyboards); Joe Osborne, Max Bennett (bass); Hal Blaine (drums).
Recorded at Western Recorders (Studio 2), Los Angeles, California. Includes liner notes by Lisa Sutton.
Digitally remastered by Mike Harty (BMG Studios, New York).
The first album by the Cowsills-inspired TV-based pre-fab pop group is, as you might expect, the best. Not only does it contain the group's two biggest hits, "I Think I Love You" and "I Can Feel Your Heartbeat," it contains much-beloved album tracks like "Point Me in the Direction of Albuquerque" and "I Really Want To Know You."
David Cassidy's chirpy vocals are--despite the singer/actor's insistence for years afterwards that he was in fact a serious rocker--just right for this brand of catchy bubblegum pop. If you're worried about consistency, remember that like the Monkees, the Partridge Family's producers and writers, led by the underrated Tony Romeo, were responsible for a new song for every episode of the series, which means that the albums have plenty of good sweet pop songs. Like the other albums in the Buddha/BMG reissue series, this is completely remastered and handsomely packaged.