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02/01/2024 10:08 pm Â
Dick Clark.....back when he was starting to get a big head
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03/01/2024 2:50 am Â
This may be what started the tongue-in-cheek line "White men can't dance." Kidding...Lol. Pretty restrained moves but somewhat typical of the era. It makes you smile, as does the song.
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03/01/2024 11:19 am Â
it does Jack...all these 60`s teen dance ala Dick Clark ones,bring fond memories of the massive talent of jumping about with your good clothes on
or something even MORE dastardly 
 despite their poofy hair,Dick still maintains a 4" height advantage over the girls
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Topic starter
03/01/2024 11:44 am Â
AND a big head 🤨Â
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03/01/2024 11:50 am Â
it does Jack...all these 60`s teen dance ala Dick Clark ones,bring fond memories of the massive talent of jumping about with your good clothes on
or something even MORE dastardly
Ya just gotta love those Beehive hair-dos!
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03/01/2024 12:24 pm Â
@jack-dodds, the ones on the women are even bigger!
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
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03/01/2024 2:52 pm Â
@jkuvakas LOL! The popular guys hair style back then was called a "Waterfall" or a "Pompadour" as I recall.....frequently groomed with a "rat-tail" comb.
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03/01/2024 4:06 pm Â
@jkuvakas LOL! The popular guys hair style back then was called a "Waterfall" or a "Pompadour" as I recall.....frequently groomed with a "rat-tail" comb.
We Italian street corner singers called ours, 'Widows Peak'.Â
GOD! 16 was 60 years ago for me. (But I only look & feel 20Â -Â H A!)
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