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Rock Me Baby
Release Date: 2003-05-20, Audio CD, Arista Europe
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- Posted: Nov-06-2007
This album not as good as cherish.
I purchased this album with high expectations after having heard "Cherish"; however, it displeases me to say that this one was a bit of a let down. It's a good album and all, but it wasn't as well put-together as his previous, already mentioned, "Cherish". This album is more like a series of...
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- Posted: Feb-28-2006
Rock Me Baby - By Laura Lambert , Maidstone Kent UK
I must admit the second album released by David Cassidy "Rock Me Baby" has got a more grittier feel to it and shows off David's voice range. It amazes me that he can go from singing a rocking song like the title track "Rock Me Baby" to the lovely ballads which are on the album. My favourite...
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- Posted: Mar-08-2005
David Cassidy Breakaway Image
I have to admit that David Cassidy's solo LPs or recordings with the Partridge Family, for which he is best known, was immediately dismissed in the 70s as prefab fluff or bubblegum music. By the time he recorded "Rock Me Baby", Cassidy was already jaded by the teenybopper image he had been...
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- Posted: Feb-23-2005
'Rock Me, Baby' by David Cassidy
I love this album because it is a little different than his other albums in the way that there is more piano in the songs. True, I am more partial to piano than keyboards, and while there is piano on his other albums, it is more prominent on this album. I wish David would do an album today with...
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- Posted: Dec-19-2003
still good in 2003, still listening to it,
this is one of his top 2 records , the other being cherish' the songs are good , his voice is at his bestand still after all these yrs they still sound brandnew.From the slow one's to the fast one's this is a great record, 'oh no no ' is one song that sticks outthat highlites his singing and to...
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- Posted: Jun-02-2003
Another fabulous SOLO album
Released in late 1972, David Cassidy?s second solo had a slight mature approach than CHERISH, yet both are brilliant. Like a lot of David?s Albums he always have different styles of songs whether up-tempo beat or ballads. And he polishes them off well. Highlights for me are ?How Can I Be Sure? (A...
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- Posted: May-25-2003
Thanks for releasing this!!! Wonderful!!
This is a great album. I'd just like to plead with David Cassidy to PLEASE curtail the endless legal wranglings that have blocked so many original recordings like this from being released and just let the fans enjoy more of these wonderful albums from the 70's. I'd love to also purchase:"Dreams...
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- Posted: May-23-2003
David Cassidy -- Remastered Splendor!
This is the second of David Cassidy's solo albums, during his PF years. I like it much better than the first, "Cherish." His collaborations with Kim Carnes (Bette Davis Eyes) are absolutely beautiful. "How Can I Be Sure" and "Rock Me Baby" were huge hits for him, however it is the other songs on...
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- Posted: May-23-2003
Excellent CD!
"Rock Me Baby" is an outstanding combination of rock songs and haunting ballads. "Two Time Loser," "Song for a Rainy Day," and "Soft As A Summer Shower" are some of the best-crafted ballads I've heard in a long time. Every song is a gem, and the packaging and liner notes are sure to delight...
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- Posted: May-21-2003
Thank you, David!!!
I'm so glad David Cassidy finally listened to his fans and allowed this album to be released on CD. David's talent is evident throughout and grabs you from the first song to the last. Don't miss this one. You won't regret buying it. The best of the album? How about "Rock Me Baby", "Some Kind...
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