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whats their names
i love the backstreet boys they sung :)
I have searched and searched for the episode with charles wright and the watts 103rd st rythym band performing express yourself for some reason I just can’t find it !! maybe there were publishung or licence issues please tell me what happened, I mean this was and still is one of the best songs of all time.
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I am 62 and use to watch Soul Train, Wiskey a go go, Shabang, 9th street west, and American Bandstand.
In a discussion with friends we all noted with the expection of an japaness girl we did not remember seeing anyone other than young african american kids.
Are we wrong.
I danced on Bandstand, Wiskey a go go, and Shabang. Watched Soul Train all the time to learn new moves, but I don’t remember any other kids.
Can you re educated an old man
Mike Kincaid
Who is this group in the pic (I’m sure I’ll kick myself once I find out)?
I was in reference to Pic #1. And why no pics of the real FIRST white artist to appear on Soul Train, Dennis Coffey in 1971 (contrary to reports that it was Elton John, David Bowie, or Gino Vanelli) ???
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I bow down humbly in the precsene of such greatness.
i am a big soul train fan since the 1980′s i was just wonder when can we see don cornelius on the 2011 soul train music awards.
I would like to know why Joe Cobb’s name is never mentioned or associated with Soul Train…Anyone who knows the history of Soul Train know that Mr. Cobb’s sceam is synonymous to Soul Train including Mr. Cornilius. The scream is Joe Cobb, why is his name and his scream omitted from this historical show, he should be included, as well as mentioned on the Soul Train Awards presentation. Sound like someone has some serious problems with this…WHY?????
i am asking you don cornelius please bring soul train back on televison in the new milleunm and to keep it old school. P.S. please bring soul train back to tv.
I am a big fan of the old Soul Train episodes of Chicago and also The Big Bill Hill Show in Chicago. I see where we can find old Soul Train episodes but are there any episodes of The Big Bill Hill Show from WCIU channel 26 back in the day?
Algebra Blessett is on the right. I’m not sure who the woman on the left is.
If your arctiels are always this helpful, I’ll be back.
The first group is 7th wonder.
In the comipcltaed world we live in, it’s good to find simple solutions.
That first photo is Terry Lewis,not Jerome Benton.
Who are they?
Definitely Terry Lewis..not Jerome.
This is Terry Lewis in this picture, not Jerome Benton, :).
Happy to see Jody Watley & Smokey Robinson there.
Did I see Soul For Real last night? Did they perform?
I been searching for the Soul Train show featuring Public Enemy and Brownstone in 1994 with host Tyra Banks, if anyone has this let me know.
fhat2000@sbcglobal.net
Im searching for the Soul Train episode featuring Public Enemy and Brownstone in 1994 with host Tyra Banks if anyone has this let me know fhat2000@sbcglobal.net.
It’s Mindless Behavior
the one with the afro- princeton
the one with the braids- ray ray
the one with the hat- roc royal
the one with mohawk- prodigy
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I am planning a soul train party for my 41st birthday and would like to know where I can get things such as props, decorations I live here in Los Angeles Ca. Thanks
Angelique Humes
I can remember Soul Train from the sixties. I am a baby-boomer and I love the trends from the sixties. I will always remeber the train lipne and the fashions of clothing that they wore and do you know that they are in fashion to this very day. The sixties will always be with us because the trends still exist.
I looked at soul train tonite on bounce TV. It comes on every nite and they show the old shows and the new ones, but I prefere the old ones. I love looking at their fashion and the way they use to dance. Im glad they put it bk on TV.
I really love watching soul train old shows.
I would like to know the name of the orintal girl in the first picture. She was on the show from the begining to the end. That beautiful hair and body made my days back when.
I would like to learn her name so I can look her up on facebook if she is there.
I danced on Soul Train back in the early 80′s as a guest to one of the regular; I also won the scrabble board (Dorothy Dandridge was the word to unscramble). Don’s contributions to the dance community will be missed. Every 70′s party I have been to the Soul Train line is formed.
RIP Mr. Cornelius
Keith I. Camper
“AKA”
I danced on Soul Train back in the early 80′s as a guest to one of the regular; I also won the scrabble board (Dorothy Dandridge was the word to unscramble). Don’s contributions to the dance community will be missed. Every 70′s party I have been to the Soul Train line is formed.
RIP Mr. Cornelius
Keith I. Camper
The group is Atlantic Starr.
Don was a master – gone too soon! RIP.
Hello,
My name is Ulysses and I am one of the four members that came up with the idea to do the NYC Flash Mob event in times Square.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/NYCsoultrainlineflashmob/
I grew up with Soul Train couldn’t wait for it to come on! So when I see comments about not seeing any white ppl BOO TO YOU! If ur truly a fan this was about celebrating music and dance not color.! Thank you Don & Whitney for touching my soul! R.I.P. but u’ll live on forever.
speaking of Soul Train lines, everytime i witness soul train lines these days in the current-day 2000s, the participants don’t do it correctly. they fail to line up women on one side; guys on the other. Plus, you must rock back and forth while you await your turn to burn the dancefloor. therefore, i have an attitude when i see soul train lines done incorrectly … sorry, that’s just the way i feel about doing something so important, WRONG !!!! take note people, and respect the soul train line.
I saw white people dancing on “Soul Train” starting in the ’80s. That shows its massive crossover appeal. That’s why I have been so livid when people act like the show and Don Cornelius was a black thing solely, b/c it wasn’t. It brought people together of all ethnic groups.
I danced on the show from 1976 to 1980, and I enjoy watching Soul Train today as much as I enjoyed it back in the day. I can’t wait to see the new Soul Train create that great platform once again where the best and brilliant can shine. I saw a LOT of diversity in my 13 years dancing on the show – in both the staff and the dancers. From what I could tell the buck definitely stopped at dance ability and on-camera personality as the main criteria – and not race; the show was a melting pot already in 1976 when I got there. Honestly, I saw a rainbow of culture, every kind of culture you can imagine was in the studio in some capacity. There were many mixed-race dancers. As the show developed from season to season you can see the diversity in the acts on the show and the new faces among the dancers. It’s still such a “good time” to watch Soul Train. When the phrase “the hippest trip in America” was coined – they got it right. Every show is a super hip production, uniquely tailored from the first beat of the theme music and the first frame of video to the fade out on a great dancer closing out the Soul Train Line … leaving the audience glued and wanting to see more. That’s how he got us hooked. It’s a rather magical show in many respects. Sending love to the legacy … live on. Live strong.
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Hello….I own the rights to this photo ….I am the photographer. The images was captured at ONEMusic Fest 2011. The vocalists are Algebra and Anthony David who are singing Forever More