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| Artists: Partridge Family, The Partridge Family, the Partridge Family
Label: Arista Contemporary
Category: Music
List Price: $11.98
Buy New: $9.30
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Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 91520
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 828765116626
EAN: 0828765116626
ASIN: B000095J74
Release Date: December 15, 2009
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Girl, You Make My Day | | • | Every Little Bit O' You | | • | Something New Got Old | | • | Am I Losing You | | • | Last Night | | • | It's All In Your Mind | | • | Hello, Hello | | • | There'll Come A Time | | • | If You Ever Go | | • | Every Song Is You | | • | It's One Of Those Nights (Yes Love) |
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Album Description
Shopping Bag - The Partridge FamilyThis product is manufactured on demand using CD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.
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 The Best Partridge Family Album July 24, 2010
pig_inspace (Montana)
While most fans will tell you SOUNG MAGAZINE is the best PF album, I strongly disagree. This is the one to own. Cassidy was never better, with the excpetion of his first three solo albums. The songs on Shopping Bag all are first-rate pop, gloriously prodcued by Wes Ferrel.
great September 9, 2007
Janie E. Wells (metaire louisiana)
i was glad to have found this. I was a huge fan of this artist growing up
i had been serching for cd's of all of the albums.
also i lost all my music from hurr. katrina
thanks amazon
The Partridge Family Shopping Bag May 20, 2007
Patricia Dickson (Auckland, New Zealand)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Hello, this album is good too. I always like the Partridge Family Music and the songs. Because they make me feel good.
 Good album...get the Razor & Tie version November 5, 2006
Micaloneus (the Cosmos)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
If you are a fan of those great early Partridge Family albums, then you owe it to yourself to get the 1993 Razor & Tie versions and not the recent re-masters of 2000 and 2003. Why? Razor & Tie did not tamper with the sound quality, as a result, Razor & Tie CD's sound like the records you remember. I made the mistake of buying the re-masters thinking they would sound even greater; NOT!
Put These Pop Classics in Your Shopping Bag! October 30, 2004
Music Fan-atic (Hogwarts)
11 out of 12 found this review helpful
Following on the huge success of their first three smash LPs and a hugely successful Christmas release (the Christmas Card LP had enough ADVANCE orders to certify it a gold record!)Shopping Bag is the Family's fifth endeavor and comes across as a slicker pop sound that retrofitted them as a permanant and lasting contender on the pop scene. Unfortunately, this LP comes forward to the present as one of the less popular Partridge LPs despite it's flashy floral print and silouette Partridge faces reminiscent of an Andy Warhol portrait. The original Partridge vinyl release, complete with the "prize-inside-the-package" gimmickery of an actual shopping bag and gatefold jacket with a foldout black & white awesome family portrait did little to properly propel the Partridge money making machine over the top. The sound was moodier and ridden with teenage angst but was not the lively , bubbley pop tunes teens had come to expect. Although "It's One Of Those Nights" reached moderate success at #20 on the charts, it's followup single "Am I Losing You"? With it's wailing guitars did little to boost this LP with a dismal peak at barely above #60, throwing a wrench in the works. One must wonder who was choosing the hits with such great tunes as "Girl, You Make My Day", "Every Little Bit O' You" and "It's All In Your Mind" such pop-infused bouncy fluff was also offered up here! Even the self-penned Cassidy gem "There'll Come A Time" was better. The mood had changed, the sound had grown and the kids were restless for something new. BUT looking back from a more aged perspective, these tunes have held up well and the once child audience has matured to babyboomers and this LP conversion to CD sounds ripened, mellow and has aged like a fine and familiar wine. This collection of Partridge tunes, although not my most favorite as a child, has come forward with a much more appreciated sound and love that cannot be matched by a lot of pop from that time. Grab a copy of this CD, the liner notes by Lisa Sutton, foremost Partridge historian, are alone worth the price. The tighter background vocals are beautifully enhanced and great tunes like "Something New Got Old", "Last Night" and "Hello Hello" actually sparkle here on this gem. Worth every penny of the purchase price and then some!
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