American bandstand

1 9 5 2 - 1 9 8 9 (USA) American Bandstand became a powerful symbol of American teenage culture with its nearly four-decade look at the ever-changing tastes of the country's youth. Featuring guest artists who lip-synced to their latest tunes and a teenage audience whose members danced for the cameras, the show launched a conga

In 1963, a magical dance floor at the heart of Philadelphia welcomed the mesmerizing performance of The Four Seasons, charming the audience with the iconic “Walk Like a Man.” The American Bandstand stage, gleaming under the weight of expectancy and excitement, set the scene for a performance that would linger in the minds and hearts

January 6, 1979: The Village People scored their only UK Number 1 single with "YMCA." On the same day, they appeared on American Bandstand, where the crowd does the soon-to-be-famous arm movements spelling out "YMCA."

1963 American Bandstand Magazine Regulars Secret Album Album Album Album Album Album Album Album 1963 American Bandstand Magazine Regulars Secret Album - A 16 Magazine Exclusive Special Edition from

Dance has been evolving with time. Styles that used be enjoyed by our parents and grandparents are unknown to us today. The video below features one of these classic dance forms. “The Strol” was one of the biggest dance crazes back in the late 1950s. It was originated from American Bandstand, and it is one

Are you ready for a blast to the past? If so, let's go back to the year 1964.

If you grew up in the 80's then Saturday's meant 2 things: no school and American Bandstand. The dance show staple, hosted by the legendary Dick Clark, featured teenagers from all over the place dancing to their favorite songs. Each week one musical guest would lip sync their current hit and while Bandstand was a stop that every artist wanted to make, it really was about those kids that seemed like they could be your next door neighbor. It was about their fashion, their moves and who was…

American Bandstand, 1960

AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1957 DVD Christmas Episode Rock & Doo Wop - Oldest surviving TV episode of Bandstand from WFIL Channel 6 in Philadelphia.