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"As a little boy I sat transfixed to our television every afternoon and Saturday night watching American Bandstand. Dick Clark was the face of rock and roll and it's best ambassador. His decades of successes both in and outside of the music industry are unparalleled. He championed KISS when others turned away and was instrumental in breaking us through his show "In Concert". Through the years Dick was always available when I had a question or wanted guidance. Dick Clark was the rare exception who was a bigger person in real life than the public image or legend that was also to be his legacy. I will remember him with great respect and gratitude." - Paul Stanley
KenTheDude wrote:steveo777 wrote:Oh, man....the wrong Dick died!
Agreed. I wish Andy Dick would fall off the earth.
Deb wrote:And of course this band back in '83.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SgX-Wjzx28
Michigan Girl wrote:Deb wrote:And of course this band back in '83.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SgX-Wjzx28
That was great, Deb. The man who never aged interviewing the man who's never
aging ...EM looked 13 in that vid. Good stuff from the AB archives.
Deb wrote:Michigan Girl wrote:Deb wrote:And of course this band back in '83.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SgX-Wjzx28
That was great, Deb. The man who never aged interviewing the man who's never
aging ...EM looked 13 in that vid. Good stuff from the AB archives.
LOL he does. His EMB drummer there is now in Tesla and his guitarist is in Y&T.
And I remember watching Bon Jovi on AB with a friend and we thought those guys were going to go somewhere, my brother was like.....yeah right. LOL then Slippery exploded a few years later, and the rest is histroy.![]()
They performed Runaway and this one (one of my early favorites)........ She Don't Know Me ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UySv-l5mNpU
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