American Bandstand

Dick Clark (aka "America's Oldest Teenager") passed away yesterday at the age of 82. As the host of American Bandstand and the perennial harbinger of New Year's Eve, Dick Clark was there for a lot of pop culture moments. While so many people today are remembering American Bandstand for the musical acts and as a nostalgic reminder of a really transitional time in America, we're looking at it as an amazing lesson in fashion history. From that wasp-waisted 1950's silhouette that ruled at the…

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Justine Carrelli and captioned by her as "Me with my best friend Pat"...and we fans know that Pat is Pat Molittieri who was an American Bandstand Regular along with Justine Carrelli in the late 1950s.

Dick Clark passed away from a heart attack on April 18 2012. He touched the hearts of many youth with his American Bandstand. Enjoy James Downing's memories!

Stroll dance, repeating formation, two lines of dancers, space in the middle, Lead dancers, music, popular dances of the 50s, nostalgic 50s movies

American Bandstand was a television institution from 1952 until 1989, launching some of the most iconic acts of the 20th century, from Connie Francis to Janet

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