I totally agree on the Saturday Dance Party show. I don't think there is any station in the nation that has such a program. This would surely resurrect a unique
part of the past that we were all accustomed to.
That Dance Party show (hosted by Gabbert) was clearly oriented toward the 1950s, and all of the dancers were 50 something year old folks. Would you re-brand it as a 60s Dance Party, or would you have the same people dancing with canes and wheelchairs?
If you think about it, that was in the late 80's so we should be thinking more in the lines of a 70's Dance party for today.
Until a Dance Party type show comes back in the Bay Area, you can entertain yourself with an
original 70s dance party show - reelradio.com is streaming a number of 70s era
Real Don Steele Shows from the old KHJ-TV, complete with original commercials. It's a scream. On one of the shows, the in-studio group (complete with huge bell bottoms, big hair and platform shoes) dances to
Billy, Don't Be a Hero, not one of the more danceable tunes of the era. And Don as usual, is entertainingly over the top.
A $12 membership fee is required, but worth it, in my opinion, if you enjoy old airchecks.