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Soul Train History Book Presents: Johnnie Taylor and the Queen of Disco, Donna Summer
On April 10, 1976, episode # 176 of Soul Train showcased a legend with a huge hit and a newcomer and future legend with a likewise big hit. Indeed, this classic episode featured two of the biggest disco hits of …
Classic Soul Cinema Presents: Which Way is Up?
Legendary actor/comedian Richard Pryor was at the height of his career in 1977. He not only had his own TV special and variety show on the NBC network,
From the Soul: Bring Unity Back Into the Black Community!
The recent arrest of George Zimmerman, who was charged with killing Trayvon Martin, rallied many people of all races together to defy the shooting of an unarmed person.
Classic Soul Album Spotlight: Hot Buttered Soul by Issac Hayes
Isaac Hayes, nicknamed "Black Moses," was one of the most prolific artists in music history. His albums, which featured long spoken intros or "raps," started a trend with
Classic Soul Album Spotlight: Earth, Wind, and Fire’s That’s the Way of the World
Earth Wind & Fire is one of the top soul/funk groups of all time. Their career stretches for more than forty years, which is a milestone most artists
Diary of an Ex-Soul Train Dancer Presents: Vicki Abercrombie Walker
Victoria Abercrombie Walker is one of Soul Train's all time "fashionistas", well known for her great fashions and styles she wore during her time on the show. She
From the Soul: Be Lifted
My late father used to say, "Everyone's life has peaks and valleys." It's true. When we go through difficult times, it may make you want to throw up
Classic Soul Cinema: Nothing But a Man
This unsung and timeless motion picture, released September 19, 1964 at the New York Film Festival and a month earlier at the Venice FIlm Festival, was directed by
From the Soul: Love Yourself
God created everyone with unique characteristics, looks and abilities. No one person is the same as another and that is what makes every individual special. It's fine to aspire
Classic Cartoon Icon: Valerie of Josie and the Pussycats
On September 12, 1970, children who watched Saturday morning cartoons were treated to the debut of a new Hanna-Barbera cartoon called Josie & The Pussycats, based on the




















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