American Bandstand season 8 "THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1965 New Year's Eve Show" - Metacritic

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Dec 26, 1964
1 h

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Dec 26, 1964
1 h

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
Dec 26, 1964
1 h

TV-G
ABC
Dec 26, 1964
1 h

American Bandstand

S8 • Episode 16

"THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1965 New Year's Eve Show"

Air Date: Dec 26, 1964

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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 • Sep 5, 1964 • 1 h

Johnny Rivers & Jerry Wallace

Johnny Rivers performs "Maybelline." Jerry Wallace sings "In the Misty Moonlight."

Episode 2 • Sep 12, 1964 • 1 h

Brenda Holloway & John Andrea: The Debut of "THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1965"

Brenda Holloway sings "I'll Always Love You." John Andrea sings "Every Heart."

Episode 3 • Sep 19, 1964 • 1 h

Ray Peterson sings "Oh No!" The Superbs sing "Baby Baby All the Time."

Episode 4 • Sep 26, 1964 • 1 h

The Ventures perform "Slaughter On Tenth Avenue." Bobby Jameson sings "I'm So Lonely." Dick Clark interviews TV personality-actor Robert Q. Lewis.

Episode 5 • Oct 3, 1964 • 1 h

The Newbeats sing "Bread and Butter" and "Everything's Alright." Round Robin sings "Kick that Little Foot, Sally Ann" and "Who's the Roundest of them All?" Dick Clark interviews actor-singer Paul Petersen (of "The Donna Reed Show").

Episode 6 • Oct 10, 1964 • 1 h

"THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1965 Salute to the BEATLES"

American Bandstand's 4th Salute to the Beatles. The Fab Four are seen, and heard, in interviews provided by KABC TV and KRLA radio. Casey Kasem's tribute record, "A Letter from Elena," is played. Plus, scenes from "A Hard Day's Night."

Episode 7 • Oct 17, 1964 • 1 h

Lou Christie sings "The Gypsy Cried" and "Have I Sinned?" The Hondells perform "Little Honda" and "Hot Rod High." Dick Clark interviews singer-actor Bobby Darin.

Episode 8 • Oct 24, 1964 • 1 h

Jerry Lee Lewis performs "Great Balls of Fire" and "High Heel Sneakers." The Spats perform "The Roach" and "Gator Tails and Monkey Ribs." Dick Clark interviews singer Bobby Vinton.

Episode 9 • Oct 31, 1964 • 1 h

1964 Halloween Show. Lou Johnson sings "Always Something There to Remind Me" and "Kentucky Bluebird (Send A Message To Martha)." Bobby "Boris" Pickett sings "Monster Swim" and "Monster Mash." "Addams Family" star John Astin is interviewed.

Episode 10 • Nov 7, 1964 • 1 h

The Everly Brothers perform "Gone, Gone, Gone" and "Cathy's Clown." Bobby Vinton sings "It's Better To Have Loved" and "Mr. Lonely." Dick Clark interviews singer Bobby Freeman.

Episode 11 • Nov 14, 1964 • 1 h

Dick and DeeDee sing "The Mountain's High" and "Thou Shalt Not Steal." Terry Black sings "Unless You Care" and "Can We Go Somewhere?" In the Celebrity Corner, Dick Clark interviews guitarist Duane Eddy.

Episode 12 • Nov 21, 1964 • 1 h

The Larks sing "The Jerk" and "Forget Me." Mike Clifford sings "Don't Make Her Cry" and "Close to Cathy." In the Celebrity Corner, Dick Clark interviews singer Arthur Prysock.

Episode 13 • Nov 28, 1964

Chad and Jeremy perform "A Summer Song" and "Willow Weep for Me." Bobby Freeman sings "C'mon and Swim" and "S-W-I-M." In the Celebrity Corner, Dick Clark interviews actor Jimmy Boyd.

Episode 14 • Dec 5, 1964 • 1 h

Al Martino sings "I Love You Because" and "We Could." Mickey Lee Lane sings "Shaggy Dog" and "Ooh-Ooh." Dick Clark interviews 12-year-old actor Bryan Russell, who talks about his upcoming movie "Emil and the Detectives."

Episode 15 • Dec 12, 1964 • 1 h

Arthur Prysock sings "Close Your Eyes." Freddy Cannon sings "Tallahassee Lassie" and "Too Much Monkey Business." Neil Sedaka sings "Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen" and "I Hope He Breaks Your Heart."

Episode 16 • Dec 26, 1964 • 1 h

"THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1965 New Year's Eve Show"

Mel Carter sings "When A Boy Falls in Love" and "The Richest Man Alive." Bobby Vee sings "The Night Has A Thousand Eyes" and "Pretend You Don't See Her." Dick Clark interviews actor Gene Barry, of the ABC TV series "Burke's Law."

Episode 17 • Jan 2, 1965 • 1 h

"THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1965 New Year's Day Show"

Marvin Gaye sings "Hitch Hike" and "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)." Adam Faith sings "It Sounds Good To Me" and "It's Alright." Dick Clark interviews singer Johnny Rivers.

Episode 18 • Jan 9, 1965 • 1 h

Ronnie Dove sings "Hello Pretty Girl." Jumpin' Gene Simmons sings "Skinny Minnie" and "The Dodo." Dick Clark interviews actor Chris Connelly of ABC-TV's "Peyton Place."

Episode 19 • Jan 16, 1965 • 1 h

Mel Carter sings "The Richest Man Alive" and "After The Parting The Meeting Is Sweeter." James Darren sings "Goodbye Cruel World" and "Punch and Judy." Dick Clark interviews actor Michael (Mickey) Callan.

Episode 20 • Jan 23, 1965 • 1 h

Dobie Gray sings "The 'In' Crowd" and "Look at Me." Dee Dee Sharp sings "Mashed Potato Time" and "To Know Him Is to Love Him." In the Celebrity Spotlight, Dick Clark interviews Charlie O'Donnell (Bandstand's announcer and a KRLA radio DJ).

Episode 21 • Jan 30, 1965 • 1 h

Gale Garnett sings "Lovin' Place." Jewel Akens sings "The Birds and The Bees." "Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with singer Jack Jones.

Episode 22 • Feb 6, 1965 • 1 h

The Hondells perform "Little Sidewalk Surfer." Donna Loren sings "Ten Good Reasons." A telephone interview with actor Robert Conrad.

Episode 23 • Feb 13, 1965 • 1 h

John Andrea sings "Take Her" and "You're Thirteen." Sue Thompson sings "Paper Tiger" and "Norman." Dick Clark interviews singer-actor Frankie Avalon. "Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with singer Shirley Ellis.

Episode 24 • Feb 20, 1965 • 1 h

The Beau Brummels perform "Laugh, Laugh" and "Still In Love with You Baby." Vic Dana sings "Red Roses for a Blue Lady" and "Blue Ribbons." Dick Clark interviews Johnny Mathis.

Episode 25 • Feb 27, 1965 • 1 h

Cannibal and The Headhunters perform "Land of 1000 Dances" and "Out of Sight." Sonny Knight sings "If You Want This Love" and "Love Me (As Though There Were No Tomorrow)." Dick Clark interviews actress Chris Noel.

Episode 26 • Mar 6, 1965 • 1 h

J. Frank Wilson sings "Six Boys." Little Richard sings "It Ain't What You Do" (with a cameo by Jimi Hendrix - dressed as a Buckingham Palace guard) and "Lucille." Dick Clark interviews actor Chad Everett.

Episode 27 • Mar 13, 1965 • 1 h

Buddy Knox sings "Jo Ann." Alvin Cash and The Crawlers perform "The Barracuda" Dick Clark interviews actor Joby Baker, who talks about his work as an artist.

Episode 28 • Mar 20, 1965 • 1 h

Brenda Holloway sings "When I'm Gone" and "Every Little Bit Hurts." The Standells perform "The Boy Next Door" and "Big Boss Man."

Episode 29 • Mar 27, 1965 • 1 h

Jackie Wilson sings "Baby Workout" and "Danny Boy. " The Uniques Featuring Joe Stampley perform "Not Too Long Ago." Dick Clark interviews Mike Clifford.

Episode 30 • Apr 3, 1965 • 1 h

The Four Tops sing "Ask The Lonely" and "Baby I Need Your Lovin'." Bobbi Martin sings "I Can't Stop Thinking of You."

Episode 31 • Apr 10, 1965 • 1 h

Gene Chandler sings "Nothing Can Stop Me" and "Rainbow." The Reflections perform "Poor Man's Son" and "(Just Like) Romeo and Juliet." Dick Clark interviews actor Pierre Jalbert (of the TV series "Combat!")

Episode 32 • Apr 17, 1965

The Dixie Cups sing "Iko Iko" and "Chapel of Love." Chris Connelly (of "Peyton Place") sings "Young Love" and "500 Miles Away From Home." Australian Murray Rose, six-time Olympic medalist of the 1956 and 1960 Summer games, is interviewed.

Episode 33 • Apr 24, 1965 • 1 h

Dick Clark presents an "All-Time Hits" show featuring film highlights from the past seven years.

Episode 34 • May 1, 1965 • 1 h

The Ikettes sing "Peaches and Cream" and "I'm Blue (The Gong-Gong Song)." Ian Whitcomb sings "This Sporting Life" and and "You Turn Me On (Turn On Song)." Dick Clark interviews teenage actor Michael Burns (from "Wagon Train")

Episode 35 • May 8, 1965

Tina Turner sings "Good Bye, So Long." Nino Tempo and April Stevens sing "Swing Me." Dick Clark interviews actor Dick Peabody of the TV series "Combat!" Dick Clark talks by phone with Doc Downey, a DJ at WFUN radio, Miami Beach, FL.

Episode 36 • May 15, 1965 • 1 h

Guests: The Ronettes ("Be My Baby" and "Is This What I Get for Loving You?"), Jackie DeShannon ("When You Walk in the Room" and "What the World Needs Now is Love"), and Dean Jones (interview). Plus, clips from the NME Poll Winners concert.

Episode 37 • May 22, 1965 • 1 h

Tony Clarke sings "The Entertainer." Paul Revere and the Raiders perform "Oo Poo Pah Doo." Dick Clark interviews singer-actor Eddie Hodges.

Episode 38 • May 29, 1965 • 1 h

The Shindogs featuring Joey Cooper perform "Love (Is You)" and "It Looks Like It's Gonna Be My Year." Dick Clark talks by phone with New Orleans disc jockey Greg Mason, of WNOE radio. The studio audience dances to top records of 1962.

Episode 39 • Jun 5, 1965 • 1 h

Jr. Walker and The All-Stars perform "Shotgun" and "Do the Boomerang." Linda Scott sings "Don't Lose Your Head." An interview with singer Kim Weston.

Episode 40 • Jun 12, 1965 • 1 h

Sonny and Cher sing "I Got You Babe." Eddie Hodges performs "New Orleans." Actress Cheryl Miller is interviewed. Dick Clark talks by phone with disc jockey Dave Shafer, of CKLW radio, Windsor, Ontario.

Episode 41 • Jun 19, 1965 • 1 h

Jimmy Clanton sings "Hurting Each Other" and "Venus in Blue Jeans." The Four Freshmen sing "When I Stop Loving You" and "Nights are Long." Dick Clark interviews singer Linda Scott, a regular on the upcoming TV series "Where The Action Is."

Episode 42 • Jun 26, 1965 • 1 h

The Beau Brummels perform "Just A Little." Steve Alaimo sings "Cast Your Fate to the Wind" and "Everyday I Have to Cry." Dick Clark interviews actor Jeremy Slate, who appears in the new movie "The Sons of Katie Elder."

Episode 43 • Jul 3, 1965 • 1 h

Brian Hyland sings "Sealed with A Kiss." Terry Black sings "Unless you Care" and "Only Sixteen." Singer-songwriter Ian Whitcomb is interviewed by Dick Clark. Mr. Clark talks by phone with Fresno, CA, disc jockey Dave McCormick.

Episode 44 • Jul 10, 1965 • 1 h

Lenny Welch sings "Since I Fell for You" and "Darling Take Me Back." Ian Whitcomb performs "You Turn Me On" and "Sugar Baby." Dick Clark interviews actor Don Grady (of 'My Three Sons'). A telephone interview with singer Barbara Mason.

Episode 45 • Jul 17, 1965 • 1 h

Episode 46 • Jul 24, 1965 • 1 h

Jewel Akens sings "The Birds and the Bees" and "It's the Only Way to Fly." P.J. Proby performs "Let the Water Run Down" and "That Means A Lot." Patrick Wayne, actor and son of John Wayne, is interviewed by Dick Clark.

Episode 47 • Jul 31, 1965 • 1 h

The Hondells perform "Sea of Love." Freddy Cannon sings "Action." Raquel Welch (actress and "Hollywood Palace" billboard girl) is interviewed by Dick Clark. A telephone interview with "Herman" (Peter Noone) of Herman's Hermits.

Episode 48 • Aug 7, 1965 • 1 h

Donovan sings "Catch the Wind" and "Colours." We Five perform "You Were on my Mind" and "Small World." Dick Clark talks by phone with disc jockey Roy Haven, of KRIB radio, Mason City, Iowa.

Episode 49 • Aug 14, 1965 • 1 h

John Andrea sings "Come On In" and "My Fool of a Heart." The Liverpool Five perform "If You Gotta Go, Go Now" and "Everything's Al'right."

Episode 50 • Aug 21, 1965 • 1 h

Bobby Goldsboro performs "Voodoo Woman" and "If You Wait for Love." Freddy Cannon sings "Action" ("Where the Action Is" theme) and "Abigail Beecher."

Episode 51 • Aug 28, 1965 • 1 h

Danny Hutton sings "Roses and Rainbows." The Lovin' Spoonful perform "Do You Believe in Magic?" and "You Baby."

Episode 52 • Sep 4, 1965 • 1 h

Del Shannon sings "Keep Searchin' (We'll Follow The Sun)" and "Move It On Over." Round Robin sings "I'm The Wolf Man" and "Little People."

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