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SUMMARY:American Bandstand: Philadelphia 1957-1963
LOCATION:Toms River Branch\nToms River Branch
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DESCRIPTION:Relive the days when teens danced to the tunes on American Ban
 dstand with this multimedia presentation by Rick Feingold. .\nhttps://theo
 ceancountylibrary.libnet.info/event/16304114
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>American Bandstand originated in 1957 as a
  five-day-a-week afternoon television show. It featured teenagers dancing 
 to Top 40 records introduced by Dick Clark. Students would dance on the sh
 ow which all their teachers watched. This program set in Philadelphia betw
 een 1957-1963 features original live Bandstand performances of <em>Rock Ar
 ound the Clock</em> with Bill Haley and the Comets\, <em>Mack the Knife</e
 m> by Bobby Darin\, <em>Tears on My Pillow</em> by Little Anthony\,<em> Ch
 arlie Brown</em> by the Coasters\, <em>Great Balls of Fire</em> by Jerry L
 ee Lewis\, <em>Rock &lsquo\;n Roll is Here to Stay</em> by Danny and the J
 uniors and more.</p>\n<p>Rick Feingold teaches American Business History a
 t Bergen Community College and holds an MBA from Penn State University and
  a B.A. in History from Rutgers University.</p>\n<p>This program is sponso
 red by the Friends of the Ocean County Library &ndash\; Toms River.</p>\nh
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