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January 7 1967 🎶 Here's something more discordant, while still being well composed. Crate digger type cut, '67 garage style 'Masculine Intuition' by The Music Machine. Short song, played twice here for better hearing. It's actually the B-Side of the 45 for 'The People In Me'. They also had a hit called 'Talk Talk' in 1966. This is the "Rango" episode, clip ends with part of an interview of the actors in Rango, a new slapstick western starring Tim Conway. Includes commercial break with three commercials. Analog 45 sounding mix. With dancing from AB dancers, on American Bandstand w Dick Clark, January 7 1967 ABC TV USA. Enhanced 720p picture and special audio mix. Bitchute "raw" version! Reddit Info and songs https://www.discogs.com/release/1556406-The-Music-Machine-The-People-In-Me  - 45 https://www.discogs.com/release/2444306-The-Music-Machine-Talk-Talk https://www.discogs.com/Rocket-From-The-Crypt-Plays-The-Music-Machine/master/...

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Rare clip (new) — Irene Cara performs 1983's iconic hit "Flashdance (What A Feeling)", live at the American Music Awards. Great song from singer, actress and dancer Irene Cara, co-written by Giorgio Moroder. Introduction by host Lionel Richie. Clip continues to Michael Jackson winning another award for Favorite Pop Album (Thriller), Rick James and the Mary Jane Girls presenting the Favorite Country Artist, and commercials. I felt it was better to include in this clip as bonus material than making it a separate clip. The movie Flashdance was released on April 15, 1983. On May 28, the song "What A Feeling" hit #1 in US, where it stayed for six weeks. On June 25, the soundtrack when to #1 and stayed for two weeks, interrupting the initial run of Michael Jackson's Thriller. Cara: "'What a feeling' was a metaphor about a dancer, how she's in control of her body when she dances and how she can be in control of her life." [From Songfacts.] On ...