American Bandstand 1976 - Let Your Love Flow, The Bellamy Brothers

[@petergarthe629]

Bellamy brothers is a good super vibration music! That kid dance!

[@christinelouiseonpaper]

I was in high school and everyone wanted the Firebird car with the hood art. Such a wonderful time to grow up!!!!

[@Harry-em6gd]

Will we ever see this again in our lifetime?. Dick Clark brought white and black kids together through the power of music and dance. Bringing people of all races, religions and backgrounds together in peace ☮️ and harmony is what life is all about. I do not see one unhappy person in this video. All I see are young people having fun together! Thank you Dick for the wonderful memories and American Bandstand! Rest in peace ☮️ you will never be forgotten.

[@holtridge7337]

Dick Clark was a gift from God. I miss him dearly.

[@heatherporterfield7343]

Amen !😁👍

[@wintergreentheme]

Im feeling every word of that...12/11/24....11:39 p eastern time usa

[@davidmartin5179]

And Obama, Biden, Harris, Al Sharpton and are the other DemoRats have created the most division in the last 16 years

[@whiteshadow1771]

The eternal teenager

[@heatherporterfield7343]

It was great being a kid in the 1970's.👍♥️

[@just_observing1]

Watching 2024. Watched this on saturday mornings when life was better

[@wintergreentheme]

Yup...I almost get a slight panic attack thinking how things might never feel this innocent again ( ugh) 12/11/24 11:37 eastern time usa

[@markhickey3254]

Oh to go back to 1976 when I was a senior in high school,music was great and not a care in the world. So glad we can still listen to this music and reminisce those days.

[@tonycoupland6281]

Yes kid of the 70s myself!! Definitely great time to grow up in!! Really great music too!! Kids today don't have any idea!!!

[@jeffstewart7688]

Loooved American Bandstand!!

[@jamesyates3140]

Looking at this video and many other ones like it I don't see the big racial divide that everybody was yelling about to be quite honest back then I watched this I'm 60 years old now and I watch it and I never even noticed the blacks and whites all together enjoying each other they were all just a group of great people enjoying their self

[@robertminet4824]

Bring this music back please

[@phoenixrising2268]

These old American Bandstand clips are fascinating for so many reasons...multiple aspects of pop culture all rolled in to one perfect time capsule: Fashions, hairstyles, music, slang, dancing, products, advertising.

[@Onetonymoe]

50-60-70- and part of80's where the best yrs ever love to bring them back Dick Clark was the best. And let's not forget Soul Train awesome to

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

Yes do not forget Soul Train

[@robsemail]

‘Soul Train’ was the original, and by far the better show. The dancers were mostly better and they always played dance music. ‘American Bandstand’ absolutely had its moments (some GREAT moments) and a lot of big prizes people could win, but some of the music they played was not so dance-oriented, and the dancers would look awkward. I can’t remember ever seeing that happen on ‘Soul Train’.

[@analogkid4957]

@@robsemail I think soul train was geared more for the African American community at the time. AB had disco as well as rock and roll musicians on. AB was mostly a white audience but it did have a significant black presence as the video clip exemplified

[@rhondaw5616]

Awesomeness

[@susanb2015]

American Bandstand started in 1952. The first.

[@bigg4057]

I was on that stage in 1976 …. Lots of fun ….

[@holtridge7337]

That is awesome. I hope you had fun

[@mymoonearthsun]

SO COOL!!!!!!❤ I was 5 and this was my favorite song!! Where has the time gone ?!

[@razony]

It don't matter the year it is. It does matter your age though and growing up in the 70's as a teenager was Good Times!

[@theodoreritola7641]

God blessed us REALLY GOOD

[@garypamatat3167]

These are the good old days I was there on the 1970s and it was amazing. The fashion changed so much from ten years before in 1966 to 1976. Now a days there is no fashion everybody dresses like crap.

[@teresadbrownbrown3785]

I agree

[@eightyfan02]

Proud to be Mexicam-American ......................These are classic American songs !

[@consciousbeing1188]

I remember when this hit the airwaves in Australia... So many memories... I can still smell the perfumes the girls wore at the local dance halls.. and almost no make-up to be seen anywhere... no fake chest implants... Just beautiful, clean & wholesome girls.

[@teresadbrownbrown3785]

Yes. I remember

[@265hemi7]

Australia here! 🦘

[@HankGrill]

Never been a better host than Dick Clark. He made everything great

[@a.b.sproductionsllc]

Dick Clark was probably one of the smoothest white men on TV he was cool as host of American Bandstand and his little chit chats before songs.

[@yvonnegeorge9034]

1976' All things Bicentennial! Out of high school a year and newlywed! Polyester leisure suits and the lasses hemline dropping to the calf! Can't go back..., but this "time capsule" is a Glimpse back into a fantastic time!

[@ModestNeophyte]

i was born in 84.. man i sure missed out on this!

[@louistenore2185]

Nothing better than Banstand on Saturday

[@peachtree891]

I use to watch American bandstand in the 70s every Saturday morning 🌞

[@halimahabu-hamda5512]

These were the most beautiful times. God bless you all. These were the days when people was just beautiful people no fake. Just terrific I cry wishing we could go back to normal.thank you all you beautiful people.

[@kathym2501]

I had a great time in high school, went to college, married my boyfriend and had 2 kids in the 70s. My favorite decade!

[@adamfriend1040]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe??

[@Bub4055]

U and me both - fav decade!

[@joseantoniomarinrodriguez4236]

La buena música eleva todo mi serhacia la inmensidad❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@FrancisFry-bf5zk]

This is one song everyone can dance to

[@joseleal53]

Happy smiling people ☺️ Ah, those were the days ... simpler times without a doubt!!!

[@Fultonfalcons86]

Great song from the Bellamy Brothers always love to hear this one

[@sharonh2991]

All of these people are my age, except for the little guy. American Bandstand used to be on late Saturday mornings around 11. My sister and I would be glued to the TV. We never thought those days would end.

[@MsTexas73]

The little guy is my age. 🤗

[@annmcconnell2099]

My senior year... I'd have my cassette recorder ready to tape my favorite songs.

[@nscales20]

How about those Saturday morning cartoon lineups. That’s was the best. Bandstand would come on afterward.

[@annmcconnell2099]

@@nscales20 Yes... After cartoons BANDSTAND! I loved the Barry Manilow theme song.

[@nscales20]

@@annmcconnell2099 I didn't realize that was Manilow singing that theme song until I got much older. but yes those were the best times. The world was a much better place.

[@rf101259]

Dang, all these people are my age! I was 16 in May of 1976.

[@roville225]

We need more of this in the world

[@bryanvandergriff194]

Wow I remember this one I was nine years old when I saw this. So many years ago no wonder why I deal so old

[@pjangels609]

Love the dudes poppin' and lockin to country! Only the 70s...and actually 80s.

[@helened6896]

I enjoy these later American Bandstand videos much more than earlier ones. The earlier ones were stiff with many dancers. Later they became looser and more relaxed and expressed themselves with greater movement. Love it!

[@Kathy-bk6cg]

What a great time to alive, we had so much fun 🎉😊

[@LindaCooper-r6f]

The best times ever!!! Growing up as a teen in that Era with all the fantastic music and so much freedom and peace between people without the violence like today ❤❤❤❤❤Peace to all

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

Great song. 1976, I was a 21 yr old United States Marine stationed at Camp LeJeune, NC. Please send me back. Semper Fi

[@torstensonne5384]

Einfach geil diese Zeit. ❤

[@calvinbealer7264]

Bringing back Memories. FOR REAL.

[@MH-be6hr]

Watching this is like stepping into a time machine!😉

[@rhondaw5616]

Right on.Great time I was 28,in 76

[@danielmchale9793]

cool music cool people equals heaven

[@vwalker58]

I'm old skool!👈🏾 I have this downloaded on my phone.👍🏾

[@margaretdarr5558]

We" ALL" got along and had a great DANCE time . Fun!!! 😁😃😉🌻🤹‍♀️💖

[@mirellamatotek4294]

God looks down on his creation and expresses sheer pleasure seeing his children enjoying the gifts he has bestowed upon them. Will our children be able to experience this feeling of freedom and innocence?

[@darrinleazer6784]

I was 10 years old when that song came out.

[@jeannewman1054]

Me too, I loved this song.

[@darrinleazer6784]

@@jeannewman1054 how about that! 👍

[@buzzy07405]

It's always nice to watch this again and again. This shows how much of an icon American Bandstand was and is. As well as Dick Clark. If it weren't for Dick Clark, American Bandstand would never exist. Dick and American Bandstand may be gone, but thanks to you, they will never be forgotten! God Bless Dick Clark and American Bandstand!

[@missindependent1864]

I love American Bandstand!! It got me thru my teenage years. Used to wait for it to come on every Saturday. Noone could interrupt me, lol. There will never be another show like this. RIP Dick Clark and AB!!

[@stephenmiley4289]

Neo

[@rhondaw5616]

Amen

[@rhondaw5616]

Disco was the thing in the 70s"

[@bernardrubin5816]

Kids of all colors and creeds dancing together. Love it!!

[@randymalispina9110]

1976, a Junior in high school, brings back memories

[@dorianadrianoleebraga744]

Good gosh this is so enjoyable to watch

[@jeffkaufman9875]

Nostalgia is so enticing but bittersweet…

[@DavidMarriott-hr3ml]

Can those little ladies and the gents dance! Wonderful!

[@shaheedturner3652]

I love American Bandstand I love all the dancers on the show the best dance show of all time!!!! I love 70s music like disco the fads the hairstyle and lots more too!!!! Thanks so much for posting this video!!!! I love it!!!! I love the 70s!!! Can you dig it!!!!!

[@YCDTI]

I can dig it! 😎

[@shaheedturner3652]

I was so sad when American Bandstand went off the air in 1989 that was one of my favorite dance shows of all time and Soul Train Dance Fever and Solid Gold too bad that they don't make good dance shows like this anymore!!!!!

[@shack8110]

What is this, people of all races, dancing together and having a good time? I keep hearing Americans are all racists. Who is correct?

[@tuxitalk1World]

@@shack8110 Back then we didn't have time to spread lies about the races. We were too busy living our lives without a bunch of idiots on something called social media and in politics telling us how to think and how we were living. Sometimes I think we were better off with no social media like Twitter and Facebook, no 24-hour news and no big-mouth constantly bitching politicians.

[@laurabeckman82]

@@shaheedturner3652 You are right. All of the dance shows on tv now are crap.

[@Jerry.Jerryston]

everyone is so loose and cheerful wow

[@nealblue6413]

No worries! No constant distraction of a cell phone.

[@bren70ssss94]

And slim 🙂

[@vjmlhds]

@@bren70ssss94 It was 1976. There was more smoking, less eating, and no smartphones/laptops to make people couch potatoes. Way more people smoked in the 70s, which was a natural appetite killer. You didn't have nearly has many pizza places, burger joints, or sandwich shops. There were no sports bars serving wings with 8 million TVs showing sports - you went to a bar to drink and maybe they had pretzels and peanuts and a 10 inch B&W set up in the corner.. On TV you had your 3 networks, PBS, and maybe a fuzzy UHF station...that was it - no cable/satellite, no Netflix, no streaming. The only computers you'd find were in government office buildings, and were as big as a refrigerator, so there was no Twitter, no Wikipedia, and no You Tube for people to spend hours on And if you wanted to talk on the phone, you could only go as far as the cord would let you. Therefore, people actually had to go outside and do stuff.

[@brittanib242]

Right!? So much more fun than the stiff/stuffy 50s and 60s

[@holtridge7337]

Unlike these days.

[@mmommo10]

the good ol' days

[@rankstrangertanner7124]

I was 15 and we will never see this again watching this and seeing todays World unbelievable

[@bluetickfreddy101]

yup thats what we looked like cheers

[@jimmynewcomb6725]

God Bless the song God Bless 🙏

[@nealblue6413]

Hey! That's my generation! Thanks Aaron for this one, great video!

[@kevingoins9858]

I was wrapping up the fourth grade when this was aired and remember watching AB on my family's 21" GE black and white set! The Commodores performed "Sweet Love" on this telecast (the clip is on You Tube somewhere) with Lionel Richie. Also, Dick Clark was dressing much hipper with this neo-gangster outfit! (Black suit and shirt, light gray time). BTW - the lunchbox of choice I owned at the time was for Hong-Kong-Fooey! (Remember that cartoon!).

[@YCDTI]

@Kevin Goins, I loved Hong Kong Fooey! The theme song is buzzing in my head now, lol. Great comments Kevin.

[@AdrianDeVore]

I remembered watching Hong Kong Fooey but I carried a Holly Hobbie lunchbox and a wore a Vinne Barbarino t-shirt to school.

[@YCDTI]

Adrian DeVore “up your nose, with a rubber hose”, lol. I think my sister had a HH lunchbox too.

[@AdrianDeVore]

@@YCDTI Lol....Horeshack was my favorite from "Welcome Back Kotter". 🙂 Also, I liked the show's theme song and used to jam to "Let Your Love Flow" when I was 10 years old.

[@Centervillejim]

My lunchbox was The Archies and I wore a Fonzie t-shirt.

[@pistachioqueen2024]

god i miss the 70's

[@AdrianDeVore]

OMG! This is the era of AB that I remembered watching most Saturdays when dancing was much looser as times kept on changing. I loved that little kid on the dance floor and he was working it!

[@umarbentley4953]

He must had been someone's son,not all these dancers were teenagers,some in their early to mid 20s.

[@analogkid4957]

There was a pre teen or teenager at 1:37 maybe 13 or 14/years old and a little 4 or 5 year old at 49 second mark who would be in his 50’s today in 2021

[@shortsleave]

Oh PLEASE post more 70s clips...or even full episodes!

[@imeldaaleman1498]

Watching this video brings so much memories! Saturday mornings at 11:00 AM, ABS would be on. 1976 my husband was getting deployed to Okinawa we were married 2 yrs at the time, stayed married for 46 yrs until his sudden passing in 2020 😪 Thanks for sharing this video 🥰

[@theodoreritola7641]

Im sorry for your very big loss

[@virginiaporter9244]

I will never forget the dancing.i loved it.i still learn to it..70s and 80 my daughter still likes it..good times..😊

[@dancerdon9175]

Footage from the disco days of AB is like candy for the ears and eyes. Louie, Debbi and JoAnn had already begun dancing on the show before I left and they brought a whole new energy to the dance floor. Production had begun to leave the mics open during the dance numbers and the defunct dress code brought Bandstand closer to a representative slice of pop culture. Props Aaron! Mid-70's/early 80's dancer Hal Laws recalls the heydays of disco and AB -- but according to Hal, after the national anti-disco movement emerged, production announced to the studio group that disco was D.O.A., with the directive that, once again, AB would be moving on to the culture of the 1980's. These videos do, indeed, give us a longitudinal perspective of cultural change over decades.

[@AmericanBandstandAgain]

Really sad what had happened to Disco. I spent a lot of time going to Disco's here. Do you remember another 70s dancer Linda ????. I seemed to remember always seeing her dancing with another fella with an afro.

[@dancerdon9175]

@@AmericanBandstandAgain I kind of remember Linda. By 1973-1974 I went to fewer tapings and placing a name to a face gets a little sketchy here. Wish I could be of more help. Check with Jeff @abdancers.

[@thruthealcove]

@@dancerdon9175 Hey Don. I can easily see you dancing on this set to maybe like Get Dancin' by Disco Tex, When Will I See You Again by The Three Degrees, or How Long by Ace. I'm sure Dick played these during the first half of the '74-'75 season, but do you remember some of what you danced to on this set? This may be a stretch man! Lol

[@whyicare]

@@thruthealcove Are you saying a these dancers were all hired to dance on the floors.

[@pibly7784]

They should bring this show back again.

[@joemartin1253]

Wouldn't be the same without Dick Clark.

[@nathanpettigrew3132]

This is the year that I graduated from Wilkinsburg high school in the Pittsburgh area class of 76 this show brings back so many memories I really enjoyed this thank God for KZbin keep up the good work

[@northend25]

What a pleasant song that puts a smile on your face.

[@samgiacca8408]

Joy Thank you

[@maureenmcgovern6119]

I enjoyed the Bellamy Brothers.

[@tomloft2000]

i enjoyed you more.

[@MrSebboxxx]

omg the seventies ...

[@marshallreeves8736]

Look Everybody is Cool 😎 Miss It 70' s Rocked

[@thruthealcove]

Now this IS quite different for you Aaron! I loved seeing this. This was a great mellow song in the midst of all the disco music coming out at that time. Lots of hidden gems just like this song came out during this time that got overshadowed by disco. This group of kids captured the energy of the '69-'70 "groovy set" kids. There was good dancing, I some some styling going on, and, again, the energy was great. You visually can see the fun being had here! Always good to see JoAnn & Louie. Also, the young man with the big afro at the 1:07 mark to the left was also a bit of a Soul Train regular starting around late '77 to mid '78 or so, don't know his name... yet. Besides the 3 year old kid, there were other kids in the studio that day. That seemed to happen quite a bit on the show during this time. I wonder if those kids have some kind of memory of being there & if they ever saw this. We need to give the '74-'78 set a name. It's the least exciting out of all of them, to me, but it's still good. The '78-'82 set is the "disco set", but I think it came maybe 2 years too late & lasted 2 years too long. What shall we call this set? I love these little surprises Aaron!!!

[@YCDTI]

Kevin, great comments here as always, I’m glad I can still surprise people once in a while, for better or worse, lol. I’ve watched this clip dozens of times and I keep seeing something new every time. There’s a lot going on in the background. A lot of energy here as you say. We could refer to the sets by the theme song performer. Les Elgart would cover everything before 1969, Mike Curb set ‘69-‘74, Joe Porter set ‘74-‘77, and the Barry Manilow set ‘77-87....though as I’m typing this I’m thinking they may have changed the “Manilow set” in the 80’s, not sure. Either way , the Joe Porter set covers the set you’re taking about. Just an idea 😁

[@thruthealcove]

@@YCDTI Yeah Aaron, the "Manilow set" was changed in '82, but the theme was still the same until '87 when the set changed again & was reduced to 30 minutes.

[@thefirstMrsLankton]

@@YCDTI Aaron, mentioning kids on the set, do you all remember the Christmas shows and the dancers would bring a kid with them for taping. This was way back in the 60s at least. Does anyone remember those and what happened to those shows???

[@Centervillejim]

@@thefirstMrsLankton A couple of those have been posted on KZbin.

[@Centervillejim]

This set covers the years I watched most frequently, so it's my favorite. It was large, it was well-lit; it served it's purposes well.

[@unique74muzik]

@0:32 is that Shabba Doo? @0:39 get em lil man!! 👏This song was HUGE.. Echoes of my childhood..

[@thruthealcove]

From what I understand, Shabba Doo never danced on AB. Maybe some did in the early 70s when The Lockers started to gain notoriety.

[@unique74muzik]

@@thruthealcove by then he left ST but lotta times they would make random appearances on AB. Plus im sure a lotta imitators were around.

[@sporting06]

shabba Doo was a regular on SOUL TRAIN.I don't know if he ever danced on AB.

[@mistery-ed7900]

I was 22 at the time and I hate to admit it, but I had some similar clothes! My hair had been at its longest in 1972. By '76 I had been in the Navy and was working at a hospital. Consequentially I wasn't looking too far out. One more thing..my poor father was going to pass away in a short while...only 57. His heart condition was something that today would have been an easy fix, but not in 1976.

[@wadelomas4543]

And look how integrated people are. Just having a good time and enjoying the music. We’ve gone backwards.

[@debbiegum2226]

I was in Kindergarten when this song came out. Love this song. Brings bs k great memories of simpler times

[@thefirstMrsLankton]

By 1976 life had really changed for me. In July 1976 my oldest son would be one year old. I thought he was the best baby in the whole world. My second son wasn't even a gleam in his daddy's eye. By this time my Bandstand watching days were long gone. If I'm honest, the change in music and a good bit of the dancing just wasn't my cup of tea. Having a baby really changed the economics of what I could do. My husband and I were only 20 years old and had no business being married and certainly not having a child. In any case, ABS was a long way off from being on my "must see TV" list! 😏 Life goes on, good times, bad times. You learned to play the hand that's dealt ya. Thank you Aaron for these extraordinary videos of a time gone by. ❤

[@thruthealcove]

Hey there! I know what you mean. For me, by the very late 90s, I started working & lots of things that I liked started to take a back seat because of new priorities like saving money, paying my own bills, getting my own place. Then the music changed right up under me and... well... there's still some great stuff out now, but there's a reason why music older than me resonates more with me!

[@YCDTI]

@Jean Lankton, first we grow into Bandstand then we grow out of it. The circle of life, lol. Being a mom was a lot more important than learning the latest dance moves to be sure.

[@thefirstMrsLankton]

@@YCDTI oh heck yeh! No one is a teenager forever; and if you are, people will start to talk about you. 😏 I didn't always know it but those were precious days. Watching Mr. Rogers was ultimately more important than Bandstand. I suppose what I did see of Bandstand in the 70s and 80s no longer appealed to me, because I didn't need it. I had a living room where I could play my records and dance with a baby on my hip. 30+ years later I did it again with a grandbaby. No records, but Sirius XM the 60s or the oldies channel. I guess I'm one of those folks who likes a lot of music, but play me a good ol' 60s tune and you'll have my undivided attention! Hahaha!!! 😄

[@dawnsavage74]

OMG ... that lil guy though,😍 so adorable.

[@vickygroce6217]

I was 19......what a wonderful time!

[@noellynchard4158]

Pure wholesome good old days👍💖

[@douglashall2141]

I remember the songs, but I wasn't watching American Bandstand at that time. I had graduated high school and enlisted in the army. While music was always a part of my life and still is, there was more important things at that time. And I was becoming mature and I was in love.

[@TravelinBand747]

Let Your Love Flow was the #1 song on the Billboard Hot 100 for the chart dated May 1, 1976. So this song was the most popular song that week! Written by Neil Dimond's roadie.

[@eddiel.4108]

That 7 year old kid will be 51 years old today. I was 15 at the time and it seems so long ago.

[@freedo333]

I'm 50 years old, so I woulda been that kid. I still miss the 70s. .. & did one of the dancers have on ace frehley makeup or am i seeing things?

[@vjmlhds]

@@freedo333 No. He had star-shaped sunglasses (one of those "it was 1976 and you had to be there" things). I can see why you thought that, though

[@umarbentley4953]

That little boy was at least 3 definitely no 7 and he gotta be at least 47 now,im 46.

[@chaswr]

I was 8 at the time

[@clintjohannesmann2465]

I was 6 then about to turn 51 now. Use to love watching that show as a kid

[@tonytupy]

Wow the memories come flooding back. Thank you so much for these. They are truly a gift.

[@amfgraphics3810]

So refreshing to see girls, who can move their eye brows and don't have rubber-boat-lips, and each of them looks different.

[@NZfabrock]

theyre not covered in tattoos either

[@nancyhillard6456]

LMAO 🤣

[@BFFBuddyFionaandFriends]

I was 20 then and I remember how nice it felt to dress like that.

[@D-Fens_1632]

70s chicks were hot. Natural beauty was in.

[@teresadbrownbrown3785]

Agree

[@AnnetteRead-m4k]

Yeah! Hot pants, did I really wear them? Maxi dresses❤ no phones no falseness, no look at me, no obesity because we were always having our “exercise” on the dance floor, no getting drunk before you went out, just a good time had by all and when the word “gay” meant being really happy. What in the world happened? Love the record❤❤❤

[@Funky_Axl]

*_I LOVE the way they are dancing to this masterpiece song!!!

[@eduardobustamantevaldes625]

Who will be the boy who the dances

[@frankburau2517]

Fine song., Great people dancing

[@BomberMonkAssassin32]

I love watching these clips of AB from the 1974-78 set era cause most of the the times when Dick announces the artist and people start dancing in some clips you can see DC just chilling at his podium or trying to get down and boogie down it's kinda fun seeing him trying to do a few moves by the time when i was born AB was still using this set

[@MsTexas73]

Right. DC used to be at that podium groovin. 😄

[@girlwalkerII]

He had the hots for Laura Branigan

[@wilsonmjw2001]

The Chico and the Man Era Set

[@KittensgiveMorbogas]

This song runs deep for me, I can’t figure out why, but I love it.

[@dariowiter3078]

I was 7 when this song was L.A.'s top radio station during that bicenntenial year of 1976. 🇺🇲🗽🎵🎶😁

[@YCDTI]

Dario Witer I remember those “skyrockets in flight” on that big July 4th.

[@keithidota]

Speaking of bicentennial, there was for 2 years leading up to that day Bicentennial Minutes, a series of shorts that ran nightly on CBS at the end of the hour and featured celebrities speaking of events in American history. That show was even spoofed and parodied by comics on TV.

[@Naminski1a]

@@YCDTI I really want to see Laura Branigan in American Bandstand from 1982. She sings “Gloria”.

[@dariowiter3078]

@@YCDTI YES!!!!! That's another great song from '76..."Afternoon Delight." 😁😁😁😁😁

[@flyingcaddy8620]

thanks for posting. I grew up with American Bandstand and this would have been right in the middle of my teenage years. Brings back memories. Hard to believe all those kids are in their 60's now but it was a wonderful time to be a teen and fond memories.

[@pescitheman]

Everyone on that stage would make amazing conversation, not so much today as they immerse themselves with their Tik Tok videos.

[@kblake4670]

My favorite song of all time.

[@johnmeye]

It’s a great one

[@kapoorchavda]

in my 70' t brilliant time

[@hilariovazquezmendez2622]

Jamas sera historia esta musica..porque la.buena musica jamas termina.

[@peggela]

Aaron....this really is a slice of the American population. Such a great representation and all so very relaxed, including Dick. I love it! I never tire of that song and the message of it is felt by everyone on that dance floor. Lyrics and melodies, ebbs and flows, rhythm and beats set the tone. How could you not get behind this song?