Steve Allen: The Literary Meaning of Shake Your Groove Thing hilarious c...

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Hilarious Comedy from Steve Allen on the Literary Meaning of the latest songs such as Shake Your Groove Thing.

Solid Gold Season 1 Episode 2, September 20, 1980
Location: Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA, USA

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