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Smooth instrumental from American Bandstand summer of 1967, the one existing 60s color recording.  Cool to see the 'Boomers' as teenagers in color, a bit of time travel   Plus show close. Features part of Booker T. & The M.G.'s "Groovin'" from 1967 on STAX  https://www.discogs.com/master/189638-Booker-T-MGs-Groovin-Slim-Jenkins-Place https://www.discogs.com/artist/129348-Booker-T-The-MGs - discography  YouTube version  https://youtu.be/mYyakJHszvE https://hdmusicclipsmusic.blogspot.com/2023/01/60s-stax-booker-t-mgs-groovin-american.html Blogspot video -small file great quality  For More music- Playlist 1 music - 50 videos I made  https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/TwmNar0nVYoE Playlist 2 music 50 more videos https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/DEag018Sm4Fk FULL American Bandstand clips playlist A  Musical journey https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxAmIQ2imYtf7Pc2tmn5Y9rKoUGg0LBwO Blogs related

[My stuff is languishing on YouTube in terms of views.  Needs likes, subscribes, and playlist views.  AB link below] New song played on AB Rate-a-Record segment, of January 15 1966, These Boots Are Made For Walkin' by Nancy Sinatra. It went on to be #1 around the world. Cool to see the 'Boomers' as teenagers, a bit of time travel. Plus beginning of second Rate-a-Record, "A Slice of the Pie" by Jewel Aikens.  Bitchute version, good sound and video For More music- Playlist 1 music - 50 videos I made https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/TwmNar0nVYoE Playlist 2 music 50 more videos https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/DEag018Sm4Fk Full American Bandstand clips playlist A Musical journey - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxAmIQ2imYtf7Pc2tmn5Y9rKoUGg0LBwO https://www.songfacts.com/facts/nancy-sinatra/these-boots-are-made-for-walkin https://www.songfacts.com/songs/nancy-sinatra https://www.discogs.com/master/145594-Nancy-Sinatra-These-Boots-Are-Made-For-Walkin Rumb...

Bobby Goldsboro 1966 • 2 #jams • American Bandstand January 15 1966 https://youtu.be/08Y_J9eob30 New AB clip — Jan 15 1966 American Bandstand. 2 vintage jams, "If You've Got a Heart" and  "Voodoo Woman" written and performed by Bobby Goldsboro. Plus interludes.  Cameo of Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels. Special audio & video Rumble version Playlist — American Bandstand music videos 60s 70s 80s HQ sound https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxAmIQ2imYtf7Pc2tmn5Y9rKoUGg0LBwO Musical journey - Series of American Bandstand music videos I made with HQ anolog  sounding audio and enhanced picture. For 40 or 50 more American Bandstand blog clips with special audio and video, see AB Dancers   American Bandstand

Fun clip — Sept 13 1969.  Driving persistent rhythm, 1967 classic, " I Was Made To Love Her" by Stevie Wonder on AB summer of '69 Stevie Wonder special episode.  Cool hairstyles. Special 2x mix. Closes with super funky. Motown track " The Nitty Gritty " (Single Version) by Gladys Knight & The Pips.   From Songfacts: "This tune was written by Wonder, who was 16 at the time, together with his mother Lula Mae Hardaway , Motown songwriter Sylvia Moy, and the song's producer Henry Cosby. .  "The stunning vocal on this song took some work.  Henry Cosby coaxed it out of Wonder by taking him to a Baptist church in Detroit and having Stevie imitate the preacher. The next step was finding Wonder his congregation. "Stevie wanted people in the studio. He had to feel the presence of people," said Cosby. "If there were none around, his vocal was just dead. I had to go outside and just stop people who were passing to bring them in, so Stevie ...

New AB clip — October 11 1969 American Bandstand. Shake it out with lively obscure vintage tune, " Pain " by The Grass Roots . Opens with a touch of " Baby It's You " by Smith .   Plus closing credits. Special audio mix & video Rumble version For 40 or 50 more American Bandstand blog clips with special audio and video, see AB Dancers   American Bandstand Bitchute version (original version)   AB Classic Songs - American Bandstand clips — full playlist of enhanced music videos! https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxAmIQ2imYtf7Pc2tmn5Y9rKoUGg0LBwO https://www.discogs.com/release/11206345-The-Grass-Roots-The-Best-Of-The-Grass-Roots

New AB clip — Jan 15 1966 American Bandstand. Catchy, quirky instrumental, "No Matter What Shape (Your Stomach's In)" by The T-Bones. Bitchute version (original) Goes into part of Spotlight Dance segment with Motown hit — 1966's My World Is Empty by The Supremes. Special audio & video https://www.discogs.com/master/517723-The-T-Bones-No-Matter-What-Shape-Your-Stomachs-In https://www.discogs.com/master/415344-The-T-Bones-No-Matter-What-Shape-Your-Stomachs-In  1966 instrumental album Rumble version (best sound) AB Classic Songs - American Bandstand clips — full playlist of enhanced music videos! https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxAmIQ2imYtf7Pc2tmn5Y9rKoUGg0LBwO https://rumble.com/v1r0q9o-no-matter-what-shape-by-the-t-bones-jan-15-1966-american-bandstand-instrume.html  best sound MUSIC 🎧 2 🎛️ Playlist (2022). AB clips, 60s 70s 80s music clips!  https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/DEag018Sm4Fk More posts soon! Subscribe to help channel! For 40 or 50 more American Ba...

New AB clip — . Jan 15 1966 American Bandstand Spotlight Dance segment with Motown hit — 1966's " My World Is Empty " by The Supremes when it was new. Rumble version Bitchute version (original version) Plus extra footage, a song by guest Bobby Goldsboro. From Songfacts — "Sax player Henry Cosby has a prominent part, as does bass player James Jamerson . This was written by the Motown songwriting team of Eddie Holland, Lamont Dozier and Brian Holland , who were known collectively as Holland-Dozier-Holland.. This song came in the middle of a remarkable run of hits for The Supremes . Released as the follow-up to their sixth #1 US hit, "I Hear A Symphony ," it kept their momentum going as they made a number of high-profile appearances on TV shows.. The group landed another six chart-toppers before Diana Ross went solo in 1970.". Special audio and video Mix. For 40 or 50 more American Bandstand clips with special audio and video on this blog,...

New AB clip — Aug 17 1968. Obscure pick, American Bandstand music segment with a throwback track for the 11th anniversary special — 1961's version of "SHOUT" by Joey Dee & The Starliters. An exciting version of "Shout," different from the original by The Isley Brothers. Bit of fast-paced fun. Joey Dee & The Starliters were part of the rock dance craze of 1961. Plus more footage from the special Anniversary episode and a commercial. Cool to see what was happening in '68. looking back to the late 50s & early 60s. Rumble version From Songfacts: "The Isley Brothers wrote this on the spur of the moment at a Washington, DC, concert in mid-1959. As they performed Jackie Wilson's "Lonely Teardrops," Ronald Isley ad-libbed, "WELLLLLLLLLLL... you know you make me want to SHOUT" and Rudy and O'Kelly joined in on the improvisation. The audience went wild and afterwards, RCA executive Howard Bloom suggested putting i...