David Cassidy Collection

David Cassidy, singer, actor and musician, in concert at Wembley Arena. London
***Please note, there is movement in this picture, but it is included as it is a nice feature in this instance*** David Cassidy, singer, actor and musician, in concert at Wembley Arena. London

David Cassidy, singer and actor, arrives at Heathrow Airport in 1972. David Bruce Cassidy is widely known for his role as Keith Partridge in the 1970s musical sitcom The Partridge Family

Fans scream for their idol David Cassidy, during his concert at Belle Vue, Manchester. 13th March 1973

David Cassidy in concert at White City Stadium, West London on Sunday 26th May 1974. At this concert, a young fan, 14 year old Bernadette Whelan was injured in the crush of fans, and later died

Audience scenes of hysteria at The David Cassidy in concert at White City Stadium, West London on Sunday 26th May 1974. A young fan is carried lifted from the crowd and carried to safety

David Cassidy, singer, actor and musician, in London. 1977. David arrives at The Rialto Cinema, Leicester Square, London for the film premiere of The Great Scout

David Cassidy, singer and actor, pictured in 1972. David is pictured aboard the 120 foot luxury yacht " Ocean Sabre" which he has personally chartered

Distraught and crying, British fans see their idol David Cassidy leave Heathrow airport after his sell out shows. David Cassidy, singer, actor and musician, leaves Londons Heathrow Airport in 1973

Distraught and in need of medical help, a British fan falls to the ground after seeing her idol David Cassidy leave Heathrow airport after his sell out shows

David Cassidy fans. Left to right is Marian Highdale (16) Teresa McCartney (15) Glenda Balance (16) and Sian Holland (14). They wait for David outside his hotel in London

David Cassidy, singer and actor, pictured during his concert at Belle Vue, Manchester. 13th March 1973

David Cassidy, singer, actor and musician, in 1985. Pictured in Clapham Common, London, on a filming break for his latest single

Distraught, crying and waving, British fans see their idol David Cassidy leave Heathrow airport after his sell out shows. David Cassidy, singer, actor and musician

David Cassidy, singer and actor, pictured in 1972. David is pictured aboard the 120 foot luxury yacht " Ocean Sabre" which he has personally chartered

David Cassidy, singer and actor, pictured in 1987. David Bruce Cassidy is widely known for his role as Keith Partridge in the 1970s musical sitcom The Partridge Family

David Cassidy, singer, actor and musician, leaves Londons Heathrow Airport in 1973, after some sell out shows. Three thousand screaming teenage fans paid just 5pence each to get to The Heathrow Roof

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David Cassidy, the heartthrob singer and actor, caused a frenzy wherever he went. In 1972, as he arrived at Heathrow Airport, fans screamed in excitement for their idol. The energy was electric during his concert at Belle Vue in Manchester when devoted fans couldn't contain their adoration for David Cassidy. A year later, leaving Heathrow Airport again, David's presence attracted crowds of admirers who were left distraught and crying as they bid him farewell. The hysteria continued to escalate when David performed at White City Stadium in West London on May 26th, 1974. The audience scenes were filled with pure pandemonium as fans lost themselves in the music and the magic that was David Cassidy. In 1977, while visiting London once more, David captivated audiences with his undeniable talent and charm. Fans flocked to see him perform live yet again. However, amidst all the excitement and devotion from his British fanbase came moments of distress. One fan fell to the ground after catching a glimpse of her beloved idol; she required immediate medical assistance due to overwhelming emotions. As time passed by but not fading away from public attention or affectionate gazes from his supporters; even departing from Heathrow Airport became an event itself for David Cassidy. His departure stirred up emotions among loyal followers who simply couldn't bear to see him go. Through it all - the screams of adoration at airports or concerts filled with hysteria - one thing remained constant: David Cassidy's ability to capture hearts through his music and acting prowess never wavered. He will forever be remembered as a true icon of his time – loved by millions around the world whose lives were touched by this extraordinary artist.