Partridge Family season 4 episode 3
Kevin Olzak's review on IMDb states ""Beethoven,
Brahms and Partridge" finds Keith trying to impress his new girlfriend
Rachel (Barbara Sigel) by playing her some of his hit songs. Her
disapproval is rooted in the belief that his music is frivolous, and
can't compare with classical music (she's a cellist with the school
band). Keith spends weeks composing a classical cello piece that will be
unveiled publicly for a future Partridge concert. The negative reaction
doesn't deter Rachel, reading terrible reviews about Beethoven's work,
so the undaunted Keith is convinced that his masterpiece needs to be
heard by the right people. Harold Gould puts in a nice cameo as Walter
Yost, an expert on classical music, who assures Keith that music which
makes people happy can be just as important as the more highbrow stuff
("I find your songs charming"). The unreleased featured song (later
heard in "Al in the Family") is "I'm Into Something Good," composed by
Gerry Goffin and Carole King, a cover of the Herman's Hermits #13 hit
from 1964, first recorded that same year as a solo hit (#38) by Cookies
singer Earl-Jean."
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