Wikipedia Encyclopedia - American Bandstand
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The lyrics to the four main theme songs of American Bandstand.
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American Bandstand (dance party, hosted by Dick Clark)
(ABC Weekday afternoons, 1957 - 1963)
(ABC Saturday afternoons, 1963 - 1987)
(Syndicated, 1987 - 1988)
[Started as a local Philadelphia TV show in 1952 hosted by Bob Horn,
who co-wrote "Bandstand Boogie" (Theme 2). Dick Clark took over
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Short encyclopedic summary of the show, includes link.
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American Bandstand logo, 1969-1987
883 (surviving) -- >3,000 total
90 Minutes / 60 Minutes (originally two hours and thirty minutes on WFIL-TV/Philadelphia only)
October 7, 1952 – October 7, 1989
Dick Clark, host of American Bandstand
show that aired
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Includes synopsis, episode guide with listings of 2557 episodes, viewer comments posting board, cast and crew listings.
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Bandstand - Broadcast History
Bandstand began as a local program on WFIL-TV (now WPVI),
Channel 6 in Philadelphia
Show information, including multiple photos, links, and classic TV Guide covers.
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Preformances by top music personalities;
dancing contests, undiscovered professional talent.
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The show was originally aired on WFIL-TV