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Visuals: Same as the 1983 Dick Clark Productions logo, but "productions" is replaced by "video".

Technique: Same as the 1983 DCP logo.

Audio: The second music theme from the 1983 DCP logo.

Availability: Can be seen on American Bandstand VHS tapes, co-released by Vestron Music Video.

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+{{PageCredits|description=codyfinke|capture=Eric S., and Mr.Logo}}
-Logo description by codyfinke
-Logo captures by Eric S., and Mr.Logo
+===Logo (1986-1987)===
+<gallery mode=packed heights=200>
+File:Dick Clark Video (1986).png
+File:Dick Clark Video (1989).jpeg
+File:Dick Clark Video.jpeg
+</gallery>
+'''Visuals:''' Same as the 1983 [[Dick Clark Productions]] logo, but "productions" is replaced by "video".
-(1983-1989)
-Dick Clark VideoDick Clark Video (1989)Dick Clark Video (1986)
+'''Technique:''' Same as the 1983 DCP logo.
-Nickname: "Golden dc"
+'''Audio:''' The second music theme from the 1983 DCP logo.
-Logo: Same as the Dick Clark "Gold dc" logo, but with "dick clark productions" being replaced by "dick clark video".
+'''Availability:'''  Can be seen on ''American Bandstand'' VHS tapes, co-released by Vestron Music Video.
-FX/SFX: Same as the Gold dc logo.
+[[Category:Home entertainment logos]]
-Music/Sounds: It begins with a high pitched synth note that holds out for 2 seconds, and then stops. Then, a lower synthesizer note plays out, as it descends and then crescendos throughout the rest of the logo.
+[[Category:American home entertainment logos]]
+[[Category:United States]]
-Music/Sounds Trivia: The jingle was later used for the 1989 Dick Clark Productions logo.
+[[Category:Eldridge Industries]]
-Availability: Hard to find. Can be seen on American Bandstand VHS tapes, co-released by Vestron Music Video.
-Editor's Note: None.