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American Bandstand 1964 – Spotlight Dance – (Just Like) Romeo & Juliet, The Reflections (Colorized)

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Airdate: May 30, 1964

Lame video ,GREAT song

— @wickedpickett8464

Long before I started posting AB clips, I always enjoyed watching this rare, full dance segment from the 60’s thanks to NRRA Archives (I wish they would post more dancing segments if they have them). Also, thank you to Andrew Haberman for colorizing it.

The Reflections one big hit is at #6 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week.

0:40 Dick was smooth as hell when he walked off and wrapped that mic camera around him as he went back to the podium. Lol

— @a.b.s_productions

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Thanks for watching!

High school 😂

— @raymondpina8723

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Dick Clark...in this clip why does he sound and move like Ray Liota in Goodfellas 😂

@patsalas5170
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Dick Clark at the peak of his "World's Oldest Teenager" period. Great audiovisual document of a bygone pop cultural era. R.I.P. 2012 ...

@BGTuyau
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Next time you see an elderly person, just keep in mind that at one time, they were cool as fck!

@RumbleFish69
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lol !! lol 😂thank you the total white version of Soul Train, I love it !! They looked so cool !! Thank you for posting this white people moving us always interesting to me

@cherylfreeman4771
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Pre Soul Train demographic. Different times!

@MelvinLew
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I love the shoes sensible Flats with a little bit of heel

@lovtree
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GENERATION X BLONDE BLUE-EYED 5'4 128LB SOUTHERN NOLA BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN WOMAN 1966

@mlbw1966
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Love it. Love this song. Everything was so innocent then. Kids had manners and dressed well. Loved this song.

@lds251
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😱😱😱15 years OLD!🤣She looks 21....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🇺🇲

@JMdude5984
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Ahora, chicos de 78 años.

@OscarRafael-j4u
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Oh this is the 'stanky leg'. 😎

@allenwallen-s5e6l
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What the hell was that?? All they did was stand there.

@jerseypete6674
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Looks so good and innocent, but in the background racism was rampant…

@nortondlcl
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Watched AMERICAM BANDSTAND every Saturday with DICK CLARK copied dancing moves from the teens dancing on the show danced like these girls are doing now at dances sock hops at school 😅😅

@PatriciaStambaugh
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I will take the 50's, 60's anyday over today. Even with the problems we had back then. It was still better then today's.

@alissagonzales735
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Some very good looking kids

@bobheilborn312
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Every Saturday we would tune into the American Bandstand.

@themoreyou
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Was I the only one who laughed when they all lifted up one leg and did that tiny little kick?!?!😅😂😅😂😅

@Lauren_1987
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Love it !

@jhillestad
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"The fun and innocent days" fowa4d to 2026😢😢😢

@sandraarias7965
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I hated the Slauson..... nothing but rocking back and forth. I'm 76 how....still hate the Slauson!

@lovevivaldi
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They look a lot older than teenagers probably the way they dressed

@wildoceanappaloosawomangay2535
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They look like they are in their 20s

@nancifyme
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Oh my friend were older but no wiser. If you csn realise that you can grow.

@robertrucker9161
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Fabulous !! There will never be another era for music and dancing like the 60s and the 70s

@karenbourke1783
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I was only two years old when this came out

@peggyjones5494
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Dribbling with invisible footballs..

@DUDLEY2000
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our parents at the time thought the music and the dancing were insane and crazy, a fad that would never last.

@Nonduality
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My mom and dad got married that year and I was born October 1964.

@TimothyHile-e7i
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How did we ever think dancing like this was cool?

@terrililly1957
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Love watching this.I was 10 but my two older sisters would be dancing in the living room when Bandstand was on.I remember thinking my two sisters were Goofy !
But I learned to love it as I got older. Great to see this, it just brings back so many great memories ❤

@patrickeastwood9742
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The girls all had on such cute shoes! And that "Frank" seemed like a real go-getter and ladies man, hope he went on to successful life.

@sharonelaine-t5s
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Imagine a time with clean-cut teens, having fun to great music...mo twerking, tats, or nose rings...

@BUSTER.BRATAMUS
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They looked great .We had some awesome, meaningful songs in that era. I always have remembered the Staple Singers,"Respect Yourself", Thats been a great song for all generations!!!

@lyndaridgel-gillette5451
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Is it just me, or do these 15, 16, and 17 yr olds look older than that... 🤔

@stevegold7307
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born in 47..philly rock n roll better than alen fried and cousin brucie

@edjoyce5716
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I listen to 60’s in my car and when I’m in the garden working. Love the 60’s

@beckyphillips7924
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Pretty good moves there. These teens look much more mature than today's youth. Dick Clark was the forever teenager!

@judycolson6047
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Dick Clark should check IDs they all look 40

@luvnhopeyall
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😊This song sounds very,very motownish.

@chrisjackson985
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Wow. Normal names. I have heard of them all. Even last names were pronounceable.

@willyburtz7299
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Dressed nice, polite and mannerly. Dont see as much these days.

@pamelakrueger7353
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WHEN MUSIC WAS MUSIC 💕💕

@Mszeezee
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Best ever

@MaryBurniche
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Thank God for the Beatles.

@johnsummerhill8323
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Very nice. I wonder what ever became of them

@sweetiepie1862
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I'd kill for Carol House in the day guarenteed. Robert at 71. I'd never be bored. Unfortunanaty Frank O'Verde got mixed up in the gay S.F. nightclub scene and died in the 1980's from aids. I would of saved Carol House, but I was only 10 at the time..

@bobmalack481