American Band Stand on Instagram: "Dick Clark interviewed The 5th Dimension on American Bandstand in 1976, they discussed the group’s new music and recent changes in their lineup, as Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. had recently departed to pursue a separate career. Dick asked about their current projects and upcoming singles, while the group shared details about their touring schedule and performances across the country and abroad. They also touched on how they continued to maintain popularity

American Band Stand on Instagram: "This episode of American Bandstand features various musical performances, including those by Jellybean featuring Steven Dante, The Other Ones, Billy Joel, The Cure, Julian Lennon, John Waite, Michael Jackson, Dusty Springfield, and Prince. The show also includes a comedy segment with Bobby Kelton. Throughout the episode, there are commercial breaks for products such as Oreo Big Stuff, Chicagoland Volvo Dealers, Sega, Baby Ruth, Manny’s Clothing Store, Alamani N

American Band Stand on Instagram: "Buffalo Springfield In the 1967 episode of American Bandstand, host Dick Clark interviewed following their performance of “For What It’s Worth.” During the interview, Clark engaged the band in a lighthearted conversation, asking them about their origins and the meaning behind their name. The band members shared that the name “Buffalo Springfield” was inspired by a steamroller company, reflecting a spontaneous choice rather than a deeply symbolic one. Clark also

American Band Stand on Instagram: "The American Bandstand episode that aired on March 20, 1976, featured a lively and diverse lineup. The Sylvers delivered a high-energy performance of their hit song “Boogie Fever,” showcasing the family group’s signature harmonies and dance moves. Singer Larry Groce performed his novelty track “Junk Food Junkie,” which was climbing the charts at the time. Comedian David Brenner appeared for an interview segment with host Dick Clark, bringing his signature obser

American Band Stand on Instagram: "On American Bandstand in 1969, Dick Clark featured Stevie Wonder’s hit “My Cherie Amour” in the Top 10 countdown, where it reached as high as #4 on the week of August 8. Later that year, on the September 12 episode, Stevie Wonder appeared on the show and performed “My Cherie Amour” along with “Fingertips – Part 2” and “For Once in My Life,” marking a memorable moment in the show’s 13th season. #dickclark #americanbandstand #bandstand #explorepage #music #fyp #r