in episode 10 of the partridge family, they sang i think i love you.
in episode 10 of the partridge family, they sang i think i love you.
what episode of the partridge family did they sing i think i love you?
10
the partridge family's biggest hit came in 1970 with the song "i think i love you", written by tony romeo (who had previously written several of the cowsills' hits), peaked at number 1 on the "billboard" charts in december of that year. it sold over five million copies, outselling the beatles' "let it be", was awarded a gold disc, and made the group the third fictional artist to have a no. 1 hit (after the chipmunks and the archies). the song's companion lp, "the partridge family album", reached number 4 in the "billboard" 200. it was also awarded a gold disc by the riaa in december 1970, having sold over 500,000 copies. a string of hit partridge singles followed: "doesn't somebody want to be wanted", "i'll meet you halfway", "i woke up in love this morning", "it's one of those nights (yes love)", "am i losing you", "looking through the eyes of love", "breaking up is hard to do", and "a friend and a lover". these singles were showcased on million-selling albums including "up to date", "sound magazine", "shopping bag", "notebook", "crossword puzzle", and "bulletin board". their holiday album "a partridge family christmas card" was the no. 1 selling christmas record of 1971. record sales success was replicated internationally, with both the partridge family (group) and david cassidy (solo) achieving huge hits in canada, great britain, europe, japan, australia, new zealand and south africa. in all, the partridge family released 89 songs on 9 albums between 1970 and 1973.
the partridge family
a partridge family christmas card is a christmas album by the partridge family released in november 1971. the case of the album contains a reproduction of a christmas card that was signed by the whole partridge family, the stars of a 1970s sitcom. the song "my christmas card to you" was original, but the remainder of the tracks were standards. like most of the partridge family songs, the lead vocals are sung by david cassidy, who played keith partridge in the show. the album also features one of the few partridge family recordings featuring shirley jones as the lead singer ("the christmas song").
a partridge family christmas card