I had that album.
“Doesn’t Somebody Want To Be Wanted”
That was the song that was playing during the infamous WOWO EBS False Alarm (February 20, 1971)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu4r79l8P8I
They had some surprisingly good songs for a weekly television show.
Susan Dey...SCHWING!
I believe one of their many hits was “How Can I Be Sure?”
It was more a solo for David than a group effort, sort of the way the song “Michelle” was totally performed by Paul McCartney, at least vocally it was.
*”How Can I Be Sure” was written by Eddie Brigati and Felix Cavaliere of The Rascals.
I remember that song.
I was one bad-ass hippie.../dry>
I think I was more into Cream and the Doors at the time...
“1971 was probably one of the best years for pop music in the entire 20th Century.”
Yes it was! I was a pre-teen GLUED to the radio every chance I got. :)
NO... I don’t do the Partridge’s.
I cried myself to sleep one night because my mother wouldn’t let me go to Hollywood to meet Susan Dey. It is one of my most vivid childhood memories. I was certain Susan would fall for me, a 10-year-old boy, if I could just get my chance!
Today's hits: "I'll Jab You All the Way," "Doesn't Somebody Want to Be Quarantined," and "Spiked Protein Man."
Regards,