The Partridge Family wasn't the only singing crew on 1970s TV.
Likely inspired by the record chart success of David Cassidy and Shirley Jones, the Brady Bunch kids also got into the act, releasing several not-as-good-as-the-Partridges LPs.
Not that they were completely terrible. "Time to Change" and "Sunshine Day" are pretty likeable bubblegum pop.
As you'll see from the picture sleeves below, several solo Brady's also issued singles.
And, after the demise of the original Brady Bunch show, most of the cast (Eve "Jan" Plumb couldn't participate due to contractual problems) reconvened for 1976-77 "Brady Bunch Hour" variety show produced by Sid and Marty Krofft for more singing and dancing.
Check out the musical side of the Brady's in the pics and clips below.
The Kids from the Brady Bunch, 1972, Paramount
Meet the Brady Bunch, 1972, Paramount Records
Phonographic Album, 1973, Paramount Records
It's a Sunshine Day (Best of the Brady Bunch), 1993, MCA
Likely inspired by the record chart success of David Cassidy and Shirley Jones, the Brady Bunch kids also got into the act, releasing several not-as-good-as-the-Partridges LPs.
Not that they were completely terrible. "Time to Change" and "Sunshine Day" are pretty likeable bubblegum pop.
As you'll see from the picture sleeves below, several solo Brady's also issued singles.
And, after the demise of the original Brady Bunch show, most of the cast (Eve "Jan" Plumb couldn't participate due to contractual problems) reconvened for 1976-77 "Brady Bunch Hour" variety show produced by Sid and Marty Krofft for more singing and dancing.
Check out the musical side of the Brady's in the pics and clips below.
The Brady Bunch Discography
The Brady Bunch Christmas Album, 1970, Paramount RecordsThe First Noel | |
Away In A Manger | |
The Little Drummer Boy | |
O Come All Ye Faithful | |
O Holy Night | |
Silent Night | |
Jingle Bells | |
Frosty The Snowman | |
Silver Bells | |
Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer | |
Santa Claus Is Coing To Town | |
We Wish You A Merry Christmas |
The Kids from the Brady Bunch, 1972, Paramount
Love Me Do | |
It's A Sunshine Day | |
Keep On | |
Ben | |
Playin' The Field | |
Candy (Sugar Shoppe) | |
In No Hurry | |
Saturday In The Park | |
Merry-Go-Round | |
You Need That Rock 'N Roll | |
Drummer Man |
Meet the Brady Bunch, 1972, Paramount Records
We'll Always Be Friends | |||||
Day After Day | |||||
Baby I'm-A Want You | |||||
I Believe In You | |||||
American Pie | |||||
Time To Change | |||||
Me And You And A Dog Named Boo | |||||
I Just Want To Be Your Friend | |||||
Love My Life Away | |||||
Come Run With Me | |||||
Ain't It Crazy | |||||
We Can Make The World A Whole Lot Brighter |
Phonographic Album, 1973, Paramount Records
I'd Love You To Want Me | |
Colorado Snow | |
Parallel Lines | |
A Simple Man | |
Everything I Do | |
Yo-Yo Man | |
Summer Breeze | |
Charlotte's Web | |
Gonna Find A Rainbow | |
River Song |
It's a Sunshine Day (Best of the Brady Bunch), 1993, MCA
Theme From The Brady Bunch | |
Promo Intro | |
It's A Sunshine Day | |
We Can Make The World A Whole Lot Brighter | |
American Pie | |
Born To Say Goodbye | |
Keep On | |
Time To Change | |
Sweet Sweetheart | |
I Just Want To Be Your Friend | |
Merry Go Round | |
Charlotte's Web | |
Candy (Sugar Shoppe) | |
Cheyenne | |
Road To Love | |
Gonna Find A Rainbow | |
Truckin' Back To You | |
Frosty The Snowman | |
We'll Always Be Friends | |
Promo Outro |
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