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#OnThisDay in 1987, 'American Bandstand' aired on network TV for the last time. The ABC Television Network picked up the show in 1957, and throughout its run, Dick Clark was the host. The show continued another year in first-run syndication before Dick Clark was replaced with comedian David Hirsch and aired for one more season on cable TV in 1989 before its plug was officially pulled. #WaybackWithKMac #AmericanBandstand #DickClark #AB #50s #60s #70s #80s #popmusic #television #show #cancelled #rockandroll #dancing #CabinRadio
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Photo Wayback With K-Mac - #OnThisDay in 1978, drummer Keith Moon from The Who died after overdosing on medication that was supposed to help him overcome his alcoholism. Keith died in the same London apartment where Mama Cass…
Photo Wayback With K-Mac - #OnThisDay in 1951, Chrissie Hynde (of The Pretenders) was born in Akron, Ohio. Early in her life, Chrissie became interested in hippie counterculture, Eastern mysticism, and vegetarianism. Chrissie…
Photo Wayback With K-Mac - #OnThisDay in 1976, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis reunited 20 years after their partnership broke up on Jerry's Labour Day Telethon to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Frank Sinatra…
Photo Wayback With K-Mac - #OnThisDay in 1936, Buddy Holly was born in Lubbock, Texas. Buddy lived just 22 years, but influenced many of the biggest rock and roll stars over the years, including Elvis, The Beatles and even…
Photo Wayback With K-Mac - #OnThisDay in 1986, Bananarama's cover of "Venus" hit no. 1 in the US, bringing the English pop trio international fame. This was the second time the song had hit the No. 1 spot on the Hot 100; the…
Photo Wayback With K-Mac - #OnThisDay in 1997, Elton John sung a revised version of "Candle In The Wind" at Princess Diana's funeral. This rendition replaced "Goodbye Norma Jean" with "Goodbye England's Rose," and became the…

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