scriptgirl said:

Who;s that guy with Chubby and Dick?

Wink Martindale.

RIP

scriptgirl said:

Who;s that guy with Chubby and Dick?

Conway Twitty

Thanks timmy

MickyDolenz said:

scriptgirl said:

Who;s that guy with Chubby and Dick?

Conway Twitty

Hmm, you sure? I could've sworn Wink was around Chubby too. If that's the case, then it's Conway then.

scriptgirl said:

Thanks timmy

lol no prob though I may not have been right.

RIP.

good picks MD

RIP, Dick Clark...

Timmy84 said:

MickyDolenz said:

Conway Twitty

Hmm, you sure? I could've sworn Wink was around Chubby too. If that's the case, then it's Conway then.

Yep, it's Conway. I think the photo was from some show around 1960 or 1961. Back then they had the package concerts with different acts doing 2 or 3 songs.

MickyDolenz said:

Timmy84 said:

Hmm, you sure? I could've sworn Wink was around Chubby too. If that's the case, then it's Conway then.

Yep, it's Conway. I think the photo was from some show around 1960 or 1961. Back then they had the package concerts with different acts doing 2 or 3 songs.

I just remembered I seen a pic of him looking like this (and it was the Chubby/Dick pic) on "The Will". Yeah it's him alright.

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FILE - In this Jan. 24, 1993 file photo, singer Michael Jackson and American Music Awards executive producer Dick Clark go over the script during rehearsals for The American Music Awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. Clark, the television host who helped bring rock `n' roll into the mainstream on "American Bandstand," died Wednesday, April 18, 2012 of a heart attack. He was 82. (AP Photo/file)

He was a progressive, an innovator, a self-made man and producer who left his hand print on the 20th century. More importantly, he made watching TV on Saturday afternoons special. Rest in peace, Mr. Clark.

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Berry Gordy: "Dick and I were friends for over 50 years. If it were not for Dick Clark, I do not believe Motown would have been the company it was. He did everything with class, style and integrity. If he gave you his word, you could count on it.''

Fury said:

2012-- the year music died

Nah.

So...we can't post AB with Prince? Against the rules?

New Year's is gonna feel REALLY weird without him. Just really, really weird.

RIP

Thank You & RIP!

Dren5 said:

New Year's is gonna feel REALLY weird without him. Just really, really weird.

RIP

nursev said:

So...we can't post AB with Prince? Against the rules?

Post the video at your own risk.

[Snip Prince pic - luv4u]

Dick Clark and Prince on Jan 26, 1980.

Identity said:

nursev said:

So...we can't post AB with Prince? Against the rules?

Post the video at your own risk.

[Snip Prince pic - luv4u]

Dick Clark and Prince on Jan 26, 1980.

Hint taken thanks for the pic Identity

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Madonna Bids Farewell To Dick Clark
Link

April 18, 2012

Madonna doesn't have a Twitter account, so she hasn't tweeted out her feelings about the passing of Dick Clark, but she's paid tribute to the entertainment legend on her official website and her Facebook page by posting her infamous 1984 appearance on his show, American Bandstand.

On that appearance, Madonna, in her full '80s regalia, spoke about her career beginnings with Clark. When he asked her if she was "the least bit scared" to strike out on her own as a pop star, Madonna answered, "No, I think I've always had a lot of confidence in myself." And when Clark asked what her hopes and dreams were, Madonna uttered one of her most famous quotes, "To rule the world!"

Accompanying the video on her Facebook page, Madonna has written, "Rest in peace. You will be missed."

Lovin all these pix with Dick Clark and the various singers.

RIP, Dick.

Identity said:

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Madonna Bids Farewell To Dick Clark
Link

April 18, 2012

Madonna doesn't have a Twitter account, so she hasn't tweeted out her feelings about the passing of Dick Clark, but she's paid tribute to the entertainment legend on her official website and her Facebook page by posting her infamous 1984 appearance on his show, American Bandstand.

On that appearance, Madonna, in her full '80s regalia, spoke about her career beginnings with Clark. When he asked her if she was "the least bit scared" to strike out on her own as a pop star, Madonna answered, "No, I think I've always had a lot of confidence in myself." And when Clark asked what her hopes and dreams were, Madonna uttered one of her most famous quotes, "To rule the world!"

Accompanying the video on her Facebook page, Madonna has written, "Rest in peace. You will be missed."

Nice tribute to Dick from Madonna.

Clark chokes up as he receives the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 37th Annual Daytime Entertainment Emmy Awards on June 27, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Dick Clark and Lionel Richie appear on a December 9, 1982 episode of American Bandstand.

Dick Clark, the host of American Bandstand, stands in the middle of his audience as teenage dancers whirling around him on dance floor of the show's set.

Credit: Time Magazine

Farewell to America's oldest teenager... RIP Mr. Clark