The Partridge Family singles
The Partridge Family singles
| I Think I Love You/
Somebody Wants To Love You Released: October 1970 (Bell Records)
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Doesn't Somebody Want To Be Wanted/
You Are Always On My Mind Released: January 1971 (Bell Records)
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I'll Meet You Halfway/
Morning Rider On The Road Released: May 1971 (Bell Records)
Highest US chart position was No. 9 on May 15, 1971. The single, which stayed on the charts for eight weeks, was the last US Partridge Family single to reach the top 10. This was not issued as a single in Britain.
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| I Woke Up In Love This Morning/
Twenty-Four Hours A Day Released: July 1971 (Bell Records)
The single - which hit No. 13 on August 21, 1971 - stayed on the charts for 10 weeks.
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It's One Of Those Nights (Yes Love)/
One Night Stand Released: December 1971 (Bell Records)
The single hit No. 20 on January 1, 1972, and stayed on the US charts for a total of six weeks. In Britain, the single (Bell 1203, no picture sleeve) hit No. 11 on March 18, 1972, and stayed on the charts for 11 weeks.
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Am I Losing You
If You Ever Go Released: March 1972 (Bell Records)
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| Breaking Up Is Hard To Do/
I'm Here You're Here Released: July 1972 (Bell Records)
The single hit No. 28 on July 29, 1972, and stayed in the US charts for four weeks.
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Looking Through The Eyes Of Love/
Storybook Love Released: December 1972 (Bell Records)
This, the last Partridge Family single to make the US Top 40, hit No. 39 on January 27, 1973, and stayed on the charts for two weeks. In Britain, the single hit No. 9 on February 17, 1973, and stayed on the charts for nine weeks.
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Friend And A Lover
Something's Wrong Released: April 1973 (Bell Records)
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Looking For A Good Time/
Money Money Released: November 1973 (Bell Records)
Last regular US Partridge Family single.
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ENGLAND
| Breaking Up Is Hard To Do/
I Think I Love You/ I'll Meet You Halfway Released: 1972 (Bell Records)
Maxi-single with cardboard sleeve. Hit No. 3 on the British charts on
July 15, 1972. Stayed on the charts for 13 weeks.
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Walking In The Rain
Together We're Better Released: 1973 (Bell Records)
No picture sleeve, but none of these songs were released on a single
in America. reached No. 10 on June 2, 1973, and stayed on the charts for
11 weeks.
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White Christmas/
Brown Eyes/ Winter Wonderland Released: ?
None of these songs were released on 45 in America. Has picture sleeve.
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GERMANY
| Walking In The Rain
Together We're Better Released: 1973 (Bell Records)
Sleeve has orange background; early group shot. Says "Starring David Cassidy" instead of "Starring Shirley Jones and featuring David Cassidy." Very few countries made this change in billing. |
I Think I Love You/
It's One Of Those Nights/ Breaking Up Is Hard To Do/ Cherish Released: ?
Two singles in one green gatefold sleeve. Says Die Grossen Vier in upper left corner of sleeve. Inside is a big picture of David Cassidy. |
AUSTRALIA
| I Think I Love You/
Doesn't Somebody Want To Be Wanted/ I'll Meet You Halfway/ I Woke Up In Love This Morning Released: ?
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JAPAN
| Sound Magazine EP
Released: ?
EP includes I Would Have Love You Anyway (one of the few,
if not only, time this appeared on 45), I Woke Up In Love This Morning,
One
Night Stand and Summer Days. Sleeve: cardboard; like
Sound Magazine LP cover. Includes lyric insert.
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Rockin' Around The christmas Tree/
Santa Claus Is Coming To Town Released: ?
Nice sleeve. One of the only times Santa Claus appeared on 45. |
Friend And A Lover/
Looking Through The Eyes Of Love
Fold-out insert sleeve with big color head shot of David Cassidy with shell necklace. Has lyrics and liner notes. Nice. |
| Sunshine
Come On Love
One of the only times either song appeared on 45. Colorful gatefold
sleeve with lyrics and liner notes.
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All About David Cassidy
Released: ?
Cardboard gatefold cover with photo of the Partridge Family in front of bus. Contains I Think I Love You, I Can Hear Your Heartbeat, I'm On The Road and Only A Moment Ago. |
The Partridge Family Greatest Hits
Released: ?
Cardboard cover with group shot of the whole Partridge Family. Contains I Think I Love You, Doesn't Somebody Want To Be Wanted, I'll Meet You Halfway and I Woke Up In Love This Morning. |
| Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
How Can I Be Sure Released: ?
Picture of the Partrigde Family and Dave Madden. How Can I Be Sure was released on David Cassidy's solo album Rock Me Baby. |
Gold Disc
Released: ?
Golden cardboard gatefold sleeve that contains I Think I Love You, Doesn't Somebody Want To Be Wanted, It's One Of Those Nights (Yes Love) and Breaking Up Is Hard To Do. Contains lyrics. |
Gold Disc
Released: ?
Golden sleeve with group shot of the Partridge Family. Contains I Think I Love You and It's One Of Those Nights (Yes Love). |
| Gold Disc
Released: ?
Golden sleeve with group shot of the Partridge Family in front of the bus. Contains Doesn't Somebody Want To Be Wanted and I Woke Up In Love This Morning. |
PORTUGAL
| E Os Seus Grandes Exitos
Released: ?
EP includes I Think I Love You, I Woke Up In Love This Morning, Breaking Up Is Hard To Do and Doesn't Somebody Want To Be Wanted. Cardboard sleeve similar to At Home With Their Greatest Hits LP cover. |
I Woke Up In Love This Morning/
24 Hours A Day/ Summer Days/ I Would Have Loved You Anyway Released: ?
Sleeve has early shot of Partridge Family sticking their heads out of the bus windows. |
White Christmas/
Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree/ Jingle Bells/ Sleigh Ride Released: ?
Sleeve like Christmas Card cover, only with black background instead of green. |
| Boas Festas Da Familia Partridge
Released: ?
Includes White Christmas and Jingle Bells
in mono. Sleeve has generic Xmas scene, with an angel and candles.
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Walking In The Rain
Together We're Better Released: 1973 (Bell Records)
Cover same as German issue, but this sleeve is gatefold and opens up
into a group poster.
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BELGIUM
| I Think I Love You/
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do/ I'm Here You're Here Released: ?
EP comes with picture sleeve.
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Walking In The rain
Together We're Better Released: ?
Yellow/blue background with World LP pic. Has "Starring
David Cassidy" on the sleeve.
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Money Money
Looking For A Good Time Released: ?
Red-strawberry background with Shopping Bag era group
shot. As opposed to US, Money Money is the A-side.
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MEXICO
| I Think I Love You/
Friend And A Lover/ Breaking Up Is Hard To Do/ Money Money Released: ?
Dark green sleeve. No pictures, only titles listed in Spanish. |
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I Think I Love You/
To Be Lovers/ Only A Moment Ago/ I Can Hear Your Heartbeat Released: 1971
Sleeve same as the Partridge Family Album LP. |
| Es difícil decir adiós
Released: 1972
Sleeve has purple background with a yellow group shot of the Partridge Family. Contains Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, I'm Here You're Here, Am I Losing You and It's One Of Those Nights. |
Un Amor Y Un Amigo
Released: 1973
Green sleeve, with a photo of the Partridge Family playing live. Contains Friend And A Lover, We Gotta Get Out Of This Place, Looking Through The Eyes Of Love and Love Must Be The Answer. |
THAILAND
| I Think I Love You/
Doesn't Somebody Want To Be Wanted/ I'll Meet You Halfway/ Singing My Song Released: ?
Sleeve has color picture of David Cassidy from Up To Date
bookcover. Light green label.
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It's One Of Those Nights
Released: ?
This is strange enough to be a pirate issue. Has one Partridge family
song, as well as the New Seeker's I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing,
Three Dog Night's Never Been To Spain and Van Morrison's Tupelo
Honey.
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