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Can you place these dance party TV shows into the correct decade?
Boogie, groove and bust a move through television history.
From the Twist to the Worm to the Nae Nae, even if you can't dance, it's fun to watch. At least, that's what the sheer number of dance TV shows over the decades would suggest.
It also helps that dance party shows are pretty cheap to produce. All you need is an empty studio, dramatic lighting, some music and a bunch of teenagers.
Getting down to the hits of the day has been part of television since its early days. We gathered some of our favorite dance party shows throughout history. See if you can put them into the correct decade.
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Let's kick things off with Shindig! Put the Shindig dancers into the correct decade.
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Adrian Zmed of T.J. Hooker fame was the host of Dance Fever.
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There was quite the hubbub about Hullabaloo. Put it in the correct decade.
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Lorenzo Lamas hosted Dancin' to the Hits. Put it in the correct decade.
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The show known as Groovy broadcast out of L.A.
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Andy Gury stands in the middle of the dancers on Dance Party USA. Put them in the correct decade.
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Put the Solid Gold dancers into the correct decade.
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Soul Train aired for decades, but can you put this Temptations performance into the correct era?
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American Bandstand was on television for decades, too. Put this moment into the correct decade.
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James Brown hosted a show called Future Shock. Put it in the correct decade.
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Broadcast out of Philadelphia, Dancin' on Air featured everyone from Madonna to Nine Inch Nails.
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U Dance with B96 was a local dance party on Chicago television.
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Put this dance scene from The Arthur Murray Party into the correct decade.
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Put this scene from MTV's The Grind into the correct decade.
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Can you place these dance party TV shows into the correct decade?
Your Result...
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Elvis - The Stare
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Sun Record Co. - Logo
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Jimi Hendrix - Woodstock
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Elvis - Long Live the King
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Yes - Yessongs
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Elvis - Mugshot
$19.95
Yes - Logo
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Willie Nelson - Horseshoe
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In Concert (CD) - The Doors
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ZZ Top - El Loco
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ZZ Top - Antenna
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Styx - The Grand Illusion
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Yes - Logo
$21.95
Jimi Hendrix - Woodstock
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Pink Floyd - The Dark Side
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Janis Joplin - Collage
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Willie Nelson - Horseshoe
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17 Comments
9/14....
Ok, I sucked at that...But REALLY? No Boss City? (60s).
10.
No results for me?? I got them all right!
13/14..... never heard of the number 3 show hullabaloo
13/14 Missed #12.
11/14
10/14, not dancing the night away. Some of these I never heard of.
5/14,, terrible,, not like...😧😡
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This should have been a cinch -just look at the clothes and hairstyles.
10/14.One of the ones I got wrong was #12.I picked the 70's and it was the 90's...Hey I was only 20 years off!😋The hair styles of the 70's and 90's were a lot closer then the 80's.There was no mistaking the big hair of the 80's.It was a banner decade for hair spray companys.
I was 6/14.
9 out of 14.
Got my 80's & 90's mixed up, since I had stopped watching dance shows by then.
You got 11 out of 14
11/14! Fun Fact: Dancing on Air became Dance Party USA when it went national! Bonus Fact: The dancers included a young Kelly Ripa!