1970's TEEN DANCE SHOW FROM PHILA. - GREAT NOSTALGIC VIDEOS OF HOW WE DANCED THEN!

Holy cow, look at that haircut !

(guy in first video)

1970's - Many folks liked Rock AND Disco, but would never admit it.

Girls liked to dance, guys LOVED to dance with girls.

We danced to everything.

I miss those days.

But here is a video of a famous Philly teen dance show mogul who tried to make his own 'Dick Clark's American Bandstand' type of empire in the city where it was born. They ended up in syndication all over the U.S.A. & Canada. Notice the similarity between him and Eugene Levy's "Mel's Rock Pile" character on SCTV. They copied him, he was such a caricature then:










1978 - During the height of 'Disco' :

On Youtube, on the 'Boogie Nights' video, the first comment in the comment section, someone sums it up MASTERFULLY - here is their comment:

"Now I'm no conspiracy theorist lol but here's my theory. Music from every genre of this era made us feel good. it vibed with every human being. Now take notes, music of today does not and will not ever make us feel the same way. Here's the science lol, this and most music of this era vibrated us to another dimension, it vibrated our chrakras that's why it felt so good. Then some evil genius said no more feeling good, thus, the music today. So glad we still have this music, so we can continue to funk. Thank God"

I agree with them wholeheartedly!

JUNGLE Boogie???

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On Youtube, on the 'Boogie Nights' video, the first comment in the comment section, someone sums it up MASTERFULLY - here is their comment:

"Now I'm no conspiracy theorist lol but here's my theory. Music from every genre of this era made us feel good. it vibed with every human being. Now take notes, music of today does not and will not ever make us feel the same way. Here's the science lol, this and most music of this era vibrated us to another dimension, it vibrated our chrakras that's why it felt so good. Then some evil genius said no more feeling good, thus, the music today. So glad we still have this music, so we can continue to funk. Thank God"

I agree with them wholeheartedly!

"Among the first to appear outside the doors of Studio 54 on opening night was Donald Trump, accompanied by his new wife, Ivana."
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Apr 26, 2017 - Among the first to appear outside the doors of Studio 54 on opening night was Donald Trump, accompanied by his new wife, Ivana.

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1970's - Many folks liked Rock AND Disco, but would never admit it.

Girls liked to dance, guys LOVED to dance with girls.

We danced to everything.

I miss those days.

But here is a video of a famous Philly teen dance show mogul who tried to make his own 'Dick Clark's American Bandstand' type of empire in the city where it was born. They ended up in syndication all over the U.S.A. & Canada. Notice the similarity between him and Eugene Levy's "Mel's Rock Pile" character on SCTV. They copied him, he was such a caricature then:










1978 - During the height of 'Disco' :

Wow, not too many fat people. Great post!!!!

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Kindy Garden

Anyone remember forming a "chain" and snaking around every room at a party kicking to each side to the beat? Those were the days





People don't have human contact anymore


We used to do it to Love Train.




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