American Bandstand

- Season 7

(1963)

The Jaynetts sing "Sally Go 'Round the Roses." Neil Sedaka sings "The Dreamer."

Dion (singer Dion Di Muci) sings "Donna the Prima Donna." Major Lance sings "The Monkey Time."

Skeeter Davis sings "I Can't Stay Mad at You." Garnet Mimms sings "Cry Baby."

The Ronettes sing "Be My Baby." Bobby Rydell sings "Let's Make Love Tonight." Through an interpreter, Dick Clark interviews Russian teenager Igor Nikolaev, an acrobat currently touring the US with the Moscow Circus.

Dee Dee Sharp sings "Wild!" Linda Scott sings "Let's Fall in Love."

The Chiffons sing "A Love So Fine." Also, Dick Clark celebrates the 11th Anniversary of the Philadelphia version of "Bandstand." Clark is joined by audience members who danced on the premiere October 13, 1952 show.

Bill Anderson sings "8 X 10." Little Peggy March sings "Hello Heartache, Goodbye Love."

Freddy Cannon sings "That's The Way Girls Are." The Busters perform "Bust Out," an instrumental song.

Dale and Grace (Dale Houston and Grace Broussard) sing "I'm Leaving it Up to You." Wayne Newton sings "Shirl Girl."

Gene Pitney sings "Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa." Sunny and The Sunglows perform "Talk to Me."

Bobby Bare sings "500 Miles (Away From Home)." Brian Hyland sings "Let Us Make Our Own Mistakes."

A celebrity party taped at Bob Marcucci's home. Musical performances by Annette Funicello, Nino Tempo and April Stevens, Donna Loren, The Challengers, Dick and Dee Dee, and Trini Lopez. Dick Clark chats with celebrity party-goers.

Neil Sedaka sings "Bad Girl." Vito and The Salutations, a vocal quartet, sing "Unchained Melody."

Chubby Checker sings "Loddy Lo." Donald Jenkins, of Donald Jenkins and The Delighters, sings "Adios (My Secret Love)."

Shirley Ellis sings "The Nitty Gritty." Steve Wahrer (singer and drummer of the Trashmen) performs "Surfin' Bird."

The Crystals sing "Little Boy." Freddy Cannon sings "Abigail Beecher."

Jimmy Clanton sings "Red Don't Go with Blue." Major Lance sings "Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um."

Dee Dee Sharp sings "Where Did I Go Wrong?" Bobby Vinton sings "There. I've Said it Again."

Final Philadelphia show. Linda Scott sings "Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed?" Johnny Tillotson performs "Worried Guy."

American Bandstand moves to California. Dick and Dee Dee sing "All My Trials." Jackie DeShannon sings "Oh Boy."

Bobby Vee sings "Stranger in Your Arms." And, for the first time on American Bandstand, a Salute to the Beatles.

Shelley Fabares sings "Football Season's Over." Jody Miller sings "He Walks Like A Man."

Wayne Newton sings "I'm Looking Over A Four-Leaf Clover." Round Robin performs "Slauson Town."

Johnny Crawford sings "Sandy." The Rip Chords perform "Hey Little Cobra"

Bob Braun sings "Sweet Violets." April Stevens and Nino Tempo sing "Stardust."

Betty Everett sings "The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss)." Trini Lopez performs "Jailer, Bring Me Water."

Terry Stafford sings "Suspicion." The Pyramids (surf band from Long Beach, CA) perform "Penetration."

Sam Cooke sings "(Ain't That) Good News?" Bobby Rydell sings "Make Me Forget."

The Dovells perform "One Potato, Two Potato." John Andrea sings "Cathy Can I Take You Home?"

The Beach Boys perform "Don't Worry Baby." And, for the second time on AB, a Salute to the Beatles. Tribute includes footage of their Feb. 7, 1964 arrival, and press conference, at JFK airport. The studio audience dances to Beatles records.

Jackie DeShannon sings "Oh Boy." Duane Eddy performs "Guitar Child" (with hand puppets, operated by Dick Clark and Charlie O'Donnell, miming the backup singers' vocals).

The Bermudas (female vocal trio) sing "Donnie." Freddy Cannon sings "Odie Cologne."

Dusty Springfield sings "Stay Awhile." Round Robin sings "Kick that Little Foot, Sally Ann."

Jan and Dean perform "Dead Man's Curve." Mike Clifford sings "All the Colors of the Rainbow (Turn to Blue)."

Marvin Gaye sings "Try It Baby." The Rip Chords perform "Three Window Coupe."

Don Grady (from "My Three Sons") sings "A Broken Heart Knows Better." Nino Tempo and April Stevens sing "Honeysuckle Rose."

Brenda Holloway sings "Every Little Bit Hurts." Roosevelt "Rosey" Grier (of The Los Angeles Rams) sings "Fool, Fool, Fool."

Jimmie Rodgers sings "The World I Used to Know." Dennis Provisor (as Denny Provisor) performs "Mickey Mouse."

Wayne Newton sings "Only You." The American Beetles (band from West Palm Beach, Florida) perform "School Days."

The Paris Sisters sing "Dream Lover."

A Salute to Elvis Presley. The studio audience dances to Elvis records.

Johnny Rivers performs "Memphis." Roger Miller performs "Dang Me."

Terry Stafford sings "I'll Touch A Star." Bobby Freeman sings "C'mon and Swim."

American Bandstand's 3rd Salute to the Beatles. Scenes from the Beatles' upcoming movie, "A Hard Day's Night," are presented. As with the previous two tributes, the studio audience dances to Beatles' records.

The Premieres perform "Farmer John." Dale and Grace (Dale Houston and Grace Broussard) sing "Darling, It's Wonderful."

Little Richard performs "Bama Lama Bama Loo." Rene and Rene (Latin pop duo, René Ornelas and René Herrera) sing "Angelito." Singer-actor Fabian (Fabian Forte) is interviewed.

American Bandstand's 7th Anniversary Show. Clips from past shows include Bandstand's Roaring '20's gala (1960), a Funhouse show (1961), and a skating party (1961). Actress Susan Seaforth presents Dick Clark with a cake containing 7 candles.

Major Lance sings "Rhythm." Jan and Dean perform "Sidewalk Surfin'" (with Dean demonstrating a few skateboard tricks). Dick Clark interviews Fabian (singer-actor Fabian Forte).

The Standells perform "Help Yourself." Irma Thomas sings "Anyone Who Knows What Love Is (Will Understand)."