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NBC.com: American Bandstand - Mock website for the show, as if the Internet existed in the 1960s. This site's information is tied in with the most current American Dreams episodes. Includes this week's guest singer, fake call sheet, "Rate-A-Record," and a video vault of recent guest appearances.
TV.com: American Bandstand - Includes synopsis, episode guide with listings of 2557 episodes, viewer comments posting board, cast and crew listings.
IGT Games: American Bandstand - Musical slot machine based on the show.
Wikipedia Encyclopedia - American Bandstand - Short encyclopedic summary of the show, includes link.
The History Of Rock: American Bandstand Pictures - Multiple pages of classic black and white photos from the show, each of which displays a story behind the picture when clicked on.
Classic Themes: American Bandstand - The lyrics to the four main theme songs of American Bandstand.
IMDb: American Bandstand - Show information, synopsis, hosts, crew, some of the show's musical guest appearances.
Tim's TV Showcase: American Bandstand - Show information, including multiple photos, links, and classic TV Guide covers.
'American Bandstand' celebrates 50 years - [CNN]
American Bandstand - The Museum of Broadcasting Communications' page on the show with comprehensive essay, show information, photo, further reading and quotes.

List of acts who appeared on American Bandstand - List of acts who appeared on the television show American Bandstand.
Bandstand (Australia) - Bandstand was an Australian rock and roll television show which screened from November 1958 to 1972 on the Nine Network. The host was Brian Henderson and the show was based on the American show of a similar name American Bandstand.
American Bandstand - | network = ABC (1957–1987) Syndication (1987–1989) USA Network (1989)
Summertime Guy - Summertime Guy is a song by Eddie Rambeau issued by Swan Records, written by game show pioneer Chuck Barris. Rambeau was to originally debut the song on American Bandstand] in 1962, but mere minutes before Rambeau was to perform, he was told the song couldn't be sung, due to Barris being an [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC employee at the time.
Edward Yates - Edward J. Yates (1918-2006) was an American television director who was the director of the ABC television program American Bandstand from 1952 until 1969.