Archive Episode - Original broadcast April 7, 2024

Is it the fans' favorite Partridge Family album? Released in March 1971, “Up to Date” is a top contender. 

Join me as I dive into this iconic album that solidified the band's place in music history. From chart-topping hits like "Doesn't Somebody Want to Be Wanted" to the soul-stirring "I'll Meet You Halfway," every track on "Up To Date" is memorable with the ability to stir up emotions long forgotten.

We’ll discuss each song in detail, shedding light on the talented songwriters behind the magic, including a rare gem penned by David Cassidy. With a unique blend of pop, rock, and folk, there’s no doubt that "Up To Date" is a standout of versatility and brilliance.

But that's not all! After looking at all the formats (yes, 8-track tapes too!), we’ll listen to snippets of each song, just like we did when we were kids sitting in front of the stereo grooving, talking, and laughing! 

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