Actor and singer Shaun Cassidy's eponymous first album earned him two top-ten hits in 1976 and brought him into the musical limelight in the US for the first time.

Cassidy's 1977 sophmore release features a now-iconic photo of young Cassidy, two huge hit-singles and a total of 10 tracks, most of which are written or co-written by Cassidy. Flexing his writing... more

Cassidy's third studio album features a collaboration with the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson and other notable songwriters, giving it a more varied sound and continuing Cassidy's development as a pop star.

Shaun Cassidy sent not one, not two, but three hit singles into the top 10 in 1977. Those hits "Da Doo Ron Ron," "That's Rock ‘N' Roll," and "Hey Deanie," are all here plus his hit from '78 ("Do You... more

Shaun Cassidy, teen idol of the 1970s, gave a new sound a try that featured synthesizers and synth drums on his fifth and final album. His career noted him as a talented singer, and his vocals are... more

Shaun Cassidy paved the way for many rock n' roll teen idols to come. This live album is a reminder of what made him a sensation in the first place.

"It was the first recording I ever bought," Shaun Cassidy said of "Da Doo Ron Ron," Fourteen years after The Ronettes' version hit the charts and peaked at #3, Shaun's own recording of the song went... more

Cassidy and producer Michael Lloyd put together an A-team of recording musicians (13 in total!) to create this 1979 record, which is one of Cassidy's more diverse and robust releases. Cassidy croons... more

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