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

Technique: Same as the 1983 DCP logo.

Music/Sounds: The second music theme from the 1983 DCP logo.

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

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Line 1: {{PageCredits\|description=codyfinke\|capture=Eric S., and Mr.Logo}} ===(~~1983~~1986-~~1989~~1987)=== <gallery mode=packed heights=200> File:Dick Clark Video (1986).png Line 8: </gallery> '''Logo:''' Same as the 1983 [[Dick Clark ~~"Gold dc"~~Productions]] logo, but ~~with~~ "~~dick clark~~ productions" ~~being~~is replaced by "~~dick clark~~ video". '''Technique:''' Same as the ~~"Gold~~1983 ~~dc"~~DCP logo. '''Music/Sounds ~~Trivia~~:''' The ~~jingle~~second ~~was~~music ~~later~~theme ~~used for~~from the ~~1989 Dick Clark~~1983 ~~Productions~~DCP logo.▼ '''Music/Sounds:''' It begins with a high pitched synth chord that holds out for 2 seconds, and then is abruptly interrupted by a lower synthesizer drone, as it descends and then crescendos throughout the rest of the logo. ▲'''Music/Sounds Trivia:''' The jingle was later used for the 1989 Dick Clark Productions logo. '''Availability:''' Hard to find. Can be seen on ''American Bandstand'' VHS tapes, co-released by Vestron Music Video. [[Category:Home entertainment logos]]