Name: Greatest Hits
Brand: Shaun Cassidy

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CURB77551LP

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Format Music GB

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Release date

2023-08-11

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715187755109

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Black LP

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Shaun Cassidy

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Curb Records

<p>Curb Records is an independent record label that was founded by Mike Curb in 1974. Initially associated with Warner Bros. Records and later with MCA Records for manufacturing and distribution, the label became more independent after the formation of Curb Entertainment International Corp. in 1984. With a focus on production and distribution, Curb Records has collaborated with various companies including Curb Records, Inc. In Europe, Sony Music currently handles the manufacturing and distribution for this renowned label.</p>

<p>Shaun Cassidy is an American singer, actor, and TV producer. Born on September 27, 1958 in Los Angeles, California, he is the eldest son of actor Jack Cassidy and actress Shirley Jones. Inspired by the success of his half-brother David Cassidy from TV's "The Partridge Family," Shaun released several successful singles in the late 1970s. His cover version of "Da Do Ron Ron" reached #1 in the USA in 1977, making him a major teen idol like his brother. He achieved further success with top ten singles like "That's Rock 'N' Roll" and "Hey Deanie." In addition to his music career, Shaun starred in the popular television series "Hardy Boys" alongside Parker Stevenson. He also made his Broadway debut in 1993 and has worked as a TV producer on shows such as "Cold Case" and "Invasion." Shaun has been married three times and has five children.</p>

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"It was the first recording I ever bought," Shaun Cassidy said of "Da Doo Ron Ron," and fourteen years after The Ronettes' version hit the charts and peaked at #3, Shaun's own recording of the song went straight to number one. "That's Rock 'N' Roll" was the follow-up, a song that went to #3 in 1977 Shaun's recording of another Eric Carmen song, "Hey Deanie," went top ten the following year. Shaun was nominated for a "Best New Artist" Grammy in 1977. Both the songs and Shaun's delivery of same were seamless pop at it's best. In addition to including his top ten hits, this one-of-a-kind collection also features some of Shaun's own compositions including "Teen Dream," "Break For The Street," "Hard Love;" and "She's Right" . Shaun's rendition of the Lovin' Spoonful classic "Do You Believe In Magic" is featured here, as is his cover of the Ian Hunter song, "Once Bitten Twice Shy" (produced by the legendary Todd Rundgren), who also produced two of the other songs on this collection - "Cool Fire" and "So Sad About Us." Shaun's recording of the Brian Wilson-penned "It's Like Heaven" is also included in this first-of-its-kind collection. It's Shaun's memorable foray into pop music that this special collection salutes, one which should bring back great memories for many fans. Another listen to "Da Doo Ron Ron" will leave no doubt as to why Shaun holds the distinction of having the best-selling solo debut in history. Maybe it's time he looked through his record collection again.

Greatest Hits

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