Bandstand (1952)
| Genre | Music |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | ABC Television Center - 4151 Prospect Avenue, Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Language | English |
| Sound Mix | Mono, Stereo |
| Color | Black and White, Color |
American Bandstand is an American musical variety show that aired in various versions from 1952 to 1989, hosted from 1957 until its final season by Dick Clark, who also served as producer. The show featured teenagers dancing to Top 40-type music introduced by Clark; at least one popular musical act—over the decades, running the gamut from Jerry Lee Lewis to Run DMC—would usually appear in-person to lip-sync one of their latest singles. Freddy "Boom Boom" Cannon holds the record for most appearances at 110.
Cast and Crew
Cast
Roy Hamilton
Himself
Jack Scott
Himself
Danny and the Juniors
Themselves
Jo Ann Campbell
Herself
Adam Wade
Himself
Bobby Day
Himself
Brenda Holloway
Herself
Nino Tempo
Himself
Stephanie Mills
Herself
Jimmie Rodgers
Himself
Gerry Granahan
Himself
Bruce Robb
American Breed
Themselves
John Waite
Himself
Randy Jones
Himself
Marvin Rainwater
Himself
Little Anthony and the Imperials
Themselves
Gale Garnett
Herself
The Association
Themselves
William Guest
Himself
Merald Knight
Himself
Edward Patten
Himself
Ronald LePread
Himself
Walter Orange
Himself
Milan Williams
Himself
Debra Sledge
Herself
Joni Sledge
Herself
Kathy Sledge
Herself
Kim Sledge
Herself
Michael Lamone Bivins
Himself
Patrick David
Himself - Dancer
Lee Andrews and The Hearts
Themselves
Franny Beecher
Comets Musician
Johnny Grande
Comets Musician
Ralph Jones
Comets Musician
Rudy Pompilli
Comets Musician
Billy Williamson
Comets Musician
Chuck Willis
Himself
The Billy Williams Quartette
Themselves
Dave Appell
Himself
Billy 'Crash' Craddock
Himself
Billy And Lillie
Themselves
Joe Jones
Himself
Bobby Lewis
Himself
The Belmonts
Themselves
Larry Chance & The Earls
Themselves
DeeDee Sharp
Herself
Warren Moore
Himself
Bobby Rogers
Himself
Ronnie White
Himself
Joel Larson
Himself
Mark Tulin
William Griffin
Himself
Thomas McClary
Himself
Randy Jackson
Himself
Bonnie Pointer
Herself
Jeffrey Daniel
Himself
Nicholas Caldwell
Himself
Leaveil Degree
Himself
Marcus Hutson
Himself
Wallace 'Scotty' Scott
Himself
Walter Scott
Himself
Dennis Edwards
Himself
Ronald Bell
Himself
George Funky Brown
Himself
Claydes Smith
Himself
Dennis D.T. Thomas
Himself
Janice Marie Johnson
Herself
Hazel Payne
Herself
Brian O'Neal
Himself
Bunny DeBarge
Herself
Matthew Wilder
Himself
Freddie Jackson
Himself
Jermaine Stewart
Himself
Bob Horn
Himself
Lee Stewart
Himself
Debbie Chaffin
Herself
Louie Novoa
Himself
Peaches Johnson
Herself
Brad Joblin
Himself
Jo Ann Orgel
Herself
Jerardo
Himself
David Hirsch
Himself
Director
Hal Galli
Barry Glazer
John M. Toutkaldjian
Kip Walton
Ed Yates
Writer
Joseph Bonaduce
Producer
Tony Mammarella
producer
Hal Galli
producer
Barry Glazer
producer
Larry Klein
producer
Judy Price
producer
Kip Walton
producer
Ed Yates
producer
Original Music
Charles Albertine
Les Elgart
Bob Horn
Editor
Terry M. Pickford
Production Manager
Fran La Maina
executive in charge of production
Camera and Electrical Department
Ritch Kenney
camera operator
Mark J. Levin
lighting director
Flor Siqueiros
camera operator
John O'Brien
video controller
Lee Rose
lighting designer
Ralph Alcocer
camera operator
Ron Brooks
camera operator
Jan Lowry
camera operator
Carol Wetovich
camera operator
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Debra L. Wiley
costumer
Editorial Department
Ron Meredith
assistant film editor
Music Department
Philip Guest Adams
music supervisor
Stu Wayne
musical director
Other Crew
James Woodworth
stage manager
Tim Gibbons
production coordinator
Production Company
WFIL Philadelphia
American Broadcasting Company (ABC)
USA Network
Dick Clark Productions
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Distributor
American Broadcasting Company (ABC)
LBS Communications
Paul Brownstein Productions
Warner Bros. Television
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Miscellaneous
ABC Television Center
taping location
WFIL Philadelphia
taping location
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