The stage, the stars, the... - American Bandstand Memories

The stage, the stars, the... - American Bandstand Memories

166K views · 4.7K reactions | The stage, the stars, the dances—American Bandstand was more than a show, it was a movement!  #AmericanBandstand #Throwback #OldiesButGoodies #MusicLegends #DancingThroughTheDecades | American Bandstand Memories | Facebook

From jitterbug to rock 'n' roll – American Bandstand was where music and memories came alive! What’s your most cherished moment from the show? 🎶💃 #AmericanBandstand #Throwback #OldiesButGoodies #MusicLegends #DancingThroughTheDecade | American Bandstand Memories

American Bandstand 1968 Cry Like A Baby, The Box Tops flipped new flipped

American Bandstand 1964 – Walk Don’t Run ’64, The Ventures flipped new flipped

22K views · 979 reactions | "Can you believe American Bandstand was the ultimate dance party on TV for over 30 years? 朗 Which artists or performances stood out to you the most? We’d love to hear your thoughts!" #AmericanBandstand #Throwback #OldiesButGoodies #MusicLegends #DancingThroughTheDecades | American Bandstand Memories | Facebook

January 26th 1980 - Prince’s appearance on American Bandstand recorded on 16 December 1979 is aired for the first time. It includes performances of I Wanna Be Your Lover & Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad? as well as a slightly laboured interview. Talking with The Star Tribune about his TV debut later in 1980, Prince shed some insight on the awkward exchange. “That tripped me out when Dick Clark asked how I come from Minneapolis, of all places,” he said. “That really gave me an attitude. TV persona