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SealedCargo — 5 months ago(October 21, 2025 05:37 AM)

and yet NO ONE knows one song and they left no impression on anyone or anything
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yet NO ONE knows one song
I Think I Love You, I Woke Up in Love This Morning, Point Me in the Direction of Albuquerque, Come On Get Happy, etc.
Walk into any Goodwill Store and there'll be at least one Partridge Family album in the record bin. The Partridge Family sold over 200,000 albums in one day alone in 1971.

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It was his looks not his music that made him so popular. When his looks faded so did he.
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He was a teen idol. The excitement was over him and not his songs.
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