American Bandstand season 1 Episode #1.124 - Metacritic

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Mar 1, 1963

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ABC
Mar 1, 1963

American Bandstand

Summary American Bandstand brought rock 'n' roll music into millions of households and showed Americans how to do the latest dance steps. Dick Clark, "America's Oldest Teenager" hosted the series for most of its run. Regular Bandstand segments were "The Spotlight Dance," "Rate-A-Record" and The "American Bandstand" Top 10 Countdown. "The Spotli...

TV-G
ABC
Mar 1, 1963

TV-G
ABC
Mar 1, 1963

American Bandstand

S1 • Episode 124

Episode #1.124

Air Date: Mar 1, 1963

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Summary American Bandstand brought rock 'n' roll music into millions of households and showed Americans how to do the latest dance steps. Dick Clark, "America's Oldest Teenager" hosted the series for most of its run. Regular Bandstand segments were "The Spotlight Dance," "Rate-A-Record" and The "American Bandstand" Top 10 Countdown. "The Spotli...

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Episode 1 • Aug 5, 1957

The Chordettes, The Billy Williams Quartette

"American Bandstand," broadcast from Philadelphia, makes its national debut on the ABC TV network. Billy Williams performs "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself A Letter." The Chordettes sing "Just Between You and Me."

Episode 2 • Aug 6, 1957

Dale Hawkins, Don Rondo

Dale Hawkins performs "Suzie Q." Joni James sings "Summer Love." Don Rondo performs "White Silver Sands."

Episode 3 • Aug 7, 1957

Paul Anka, Somethin' Smith & the Redheads

Paul Anka sings "Diana." Somethin' Smith and the Redheads perform "You Always Hurt the One You Love."

Episode 4 • Aug 8, 1957

Perry Como, Larry Williams, Kitty Kallen, Frankie Lymon

Kitty Kallen sings "Lasting Love." Frankie Lymon and The Teenagers perform "Goody Goody."

Episode 5 • Aug 9, 1957

Lee Andrews & the Hearts

Lee Andrews and The Hearts perform "Long Lonely Nights."

Episode 6 • Aug 12, 1957

The Four Coins, Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps

Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps perform "Lotta Lovin'." The Four Coins sing "Shangri-La."

Episode 7 • Aug 13, 1957

Sal Mineo, Jodi Sands

Sal Mineo sings "Lasting Love." Jodie Sands sings "(Please don't say) Sayonara (Goodbye)".

Episode 8 • Aug 14, 1957

The Everly Brothers, Debbie Reynolds, Jim Lowe, Rusty & Doug

Jim Lowe sings "From A Jack to A King." Rusty and Doug (brothers Rusty and Doug Kershaw) perform "Love Me To Pieces."

Episode 9 • Aug 15, 1957

Lee Kane sings "Need You."

Episode 10 • Aug 16, 1957

Ted Newman sings "Plaything."

Episode 11 • Aug 19, 1957

Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmy Bowen & the Rhythm

Jerry Lee Lewis performs "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On." Jimmy Bowen performs "Don't Tell Me Your Troubles."

Episode 12 • Aug 20, 1957

Terri Stevens sings "Untouched Heart."

Episode 13 • Aug 21, 1957

Jane Morgan sings "Fascination." Randy Starr performs "A Dance, A Kiss and A Promise."

Episode 14 • Aug 22, 1957

Episode 15 • Aug 23, 1957

Steve Karmen performs "We Belong Together."

Episode 16 • Aug 26, 1957

Buddy Holly and The Crickets perform "That'll Be the Day." Doc Bagby performs the instrumental song "Dumplin's."

Episode 17 • Aug 27, 1957

Fats Domino performs "When I See You." Johnny Nash sings "I'll Walk Alone."

Episode 18 • Aug 28, 1957

Episode 19 • Aug 29, 1957

Episode 20 • Aug 30, 1957

Episode 21 • Sep 2, 1957

The Bobbettes sing "Mr. Lee." Andy Williams performs "Lips of Wine."

Episode 22 • Sep 3, 1957

The Mello-Kings Perform "Tonite, Tonite."

Episode 23 • Sep 4, 1957

Libby Dean sings "Ding Dong Rock-A-Billy Wedding."

Episode 24 • Sep 5, 1957

Brien Fisher performs "Fingertips." Jimmy Cavello and His House Rockers perform "Yo-Yo Baby."

Episode 25 • Sep 6, 1957

Mike Pedicin Performs "Saxi Boogie" and Mr. Nicholas "Nick" Todd Performs "Plaything."

Episode 26 • Sep 9, 1957

Episode 27 • Sep 10, 1957

Episode 28 • Sep 11, 1957

Episode 29 • Sep 12, 1957

Episode 30 • Sep 13, 1957

Episode 31 • Sep 16, 1957

The Crew-Cuts perform "Hey You Face." Ted Newman sings "Plaything."

Episode 32 • Sep 17, 1957

Episode 33 • Sep 18, 1957

Episode 34 • Sep 19, 1957

Dale Hawkins performs "Baby, Baby." Bob Jaxon sings "(Gotta Have Something In The) Bank Frank."

Episode 35 • Sep 20, 1957

Episode 36 • Sep 23, 1957

Episode 37 • Sep 24, 1957

Episode 38 • Sep 25, 1957

Episode 39 • Sep 26, 1957

Episode 40 • Sep 27, 1957

Episode 41 • Sep 30, 1957

Episode 42 • Oct 1, 1957

Episode 43 • Oct 2, 1957

Episode 44 • Oct 3, 1957

Episode 45 • Oct 4, 1957

Episode 46 • Oct 7, 1957

Episode 47 • Oct 7, 1957 • 30 m

1st Prime-Time Edition

Episode 48 • Oct 8, 1957

Episode 49 • Oct 9, 1957

Johnny Mathis, Andy Williams

Episode 50 • Oct 10, 1957

Thurston Harris, Jerry Lee Lewis

Episode 53 • Oct 14, 1957 • 30 m

2nd Prime-Time Edition

Episode 59 • Oct 21, 1957 • 30 m

3rd Prime-Time Edition

Episode 61 • Oct 23, 1957

Episode 62 • Oct 24, 1957

Episode 63 • Oct 25, 1957

Episode 65 • Oct 28, 1957 • 30 m

4th Prime-Time Edition

Episode 67 • Oct 30, 1957

Episode 68 • Oct 31, 1957

Episode 70 • Nov 4, 1957

Jerry Lee Lewis, The Bachelors

Episode 71 • Nov 4, 1957 • 30 m

5th Prime-Time Edition

Episode 72 • Nov 5, 1957

Mitzi Mason, The Sparkletones

Episode 73 • Nov 6, 1957

Episode 74 • Nov 7, 1957

Episode 75 • Nov 8, 1957

Lu Ann Simms, Chuck Berry

Episode 77 • Nov 11, 1957 • 30 m

6th Prime-Time Edition

Episode 78 • Nov 12, 1957

Episode 79 • Nov 13, 1957

Episode 80 • Nov 14, 1957

Episode 81 • Nov 15, 1957

Episode 83 • Nov 18, 1957 • 30 m

7th Prime-Time Edition

Episode 89 • Nov 25, 1957 • 30 m

Nightime Edition

Episode 90 • Nov 26, 1957

Episode 91 • Nov 27, 1957

Episode 93 • Nov 29, 1957

Episode 94 • Dec 2, 1957

Episode 95 • Dec 2, 1957 • 30 m

9th Prime-Time Edition

Episode 97 • Dec 4, 1957

Episode 99 • Dec 6, 1957

Episode 103 • Dec 11, 1957

Randy Starr sings "The Prettiest Girl In School."

Episode 107 • Dec 16, 1957 • 30 m

11th Prime-Time Edition

Episode 108 • Dec 17, 1957

Episode 109 • Dec 18, 1957 • 1 h 30 m

Georgia Gibbs sings "Miss You."

Episode 116 • Dec 26, 1957

The Mike Pedicin Quintet perform "Shake A Hand" (re-release of 1955 record).

Episode 119 • Dec 30, 1957 • 30 m

13th Prime-Time Edition

Episode 121 • Jan 1, 1958

Tommy Mara sings "Funny This Thing Called Love."

Episode 124 • Mar 1, 1963

Episode 125 • Jan 7, 1958

Episode 128 • Jan 10, 1958

Episode 130 • Jan 14, 1958

Episode 137 • Jan 23, 1958

Episode 138 • Jan 24, 1958

Episode 161 • Feb 26, 1958

Episode 165 • Mar 4, 1958

Episode 170 • Mar 11, 1958

Episode 175 • Mar 18, 1958

Episode 179 • Mar 24, 1958

Episode 186 • Apr 2, 1958

Episode 196 • Apr 16, 1958

Episode 198 • Apr 18, 1958

Episode 207 • May 1, 1958

Episode 214 • May 12, 1958

Episode 217 • May 15, 1958

Episode 218 • May 16, 1958

Episode 231 • Jun 4, 1958

Episode 236 • Jun 11, 1958

Episode 241 • Jun 18, 1958

Episode 243 • Jun 20, 1958

Fabian (singer Fabian Forte) performs "I'm In Love."

Episode 244 • Jun 23, 1958

Episode 246 • Jun 25, 1958

Episode 247 • Jun 26, 1958

Episode 251 • Jul 2, 1958

Episode 252 • Jul 3, 1958

Episode 253 • Jul 4, 1958

Episode 267 • Jul 24, 1958

Episode 276 • Aug 6, 1958

Episode 277 • Aug 7, 1958

Episode 278 • Aug 8, 1958

Betty Madigan sings "Dance Everyone Dance."

Episode 282 • Aug 14, 1958

The Slades sing "You Cheated." The Kingsmen perform "Weekend." (These "Kingsmen" are an instrumental group. They are not the 1960s band who recorded "Louie Louie.")

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