Happy Saturday to you Mr. Jamel! The gentleman is the green tie was the Mr. Tyrone Bone Protector. Please Consider the Kool and the Gang's live performance of Jungle Boogie. You have to witness Mr. Donald Boyce performance 😎
I remember outfits like that being stuff my parents' generation would wear to go out when I was a little kid. The disco era was really colourful. I always had all that polyester to dredge up when they dared comment on my teenage 80s metal denim or proto-goth outfits.
I grew up in the 60s 70s and early 80s and the 70s music was fantastic but I hated those ugly clothes. Fine and I mean fine Black women in unattractive clothes. Oh well.
American bandstand tried very hard to buy out soul train but Don Cornelius wasn't having it. He knew if he did, he would be pushed out and the dancers would be replaced to fit a more mainstream audience.
@@newstarcadefan That's Don Kirshner's Rock concerts and I watch that and Soul Train not just for the awesome bands and artists but for the dudes that had the Gorilla Mask and the Tin Man mask and for Don Cornelius himself. . . . . . .
That line dance was what my wedding looked like back in 79. The DJ was having such a good time that he added two hours for free. We made sure he and his helpers ate and drank as much as we did.
Bugs Bunny and Friends on WNEW-TV (before the call letter change when it becameWNYW FOX 5 New York), American Bandstand at noon on WABC-TV(now known as ABC 7)and Soul Train at 1pm on WNEW-TV 5.Great day for TV, weekend wise.
Alright....me and most of my friends (many of us white) loved Soul Train back in the day. We just didn't obsess about color differences back then, it seemed. Most of us watched Soul Train, Good Times, The Jeffersons, etc, just like we watched American Bandstand, Happy Days, or Midnight Special. Great times.....I think we had more fun back then.
This Soul Train Saturdays was an amazing idea. Please keep these ideas coming!! Great reaction for everyone watching! I was laughing my ass off with you!
Because there was something wrong with us back then. The 70s were weird. Check out some of the American Bandstand clips. We were all high and happy. And then in the 80s we all went to rehab.. LOL
YES! Keep this format on Saturdays....gives me that "Throwbackness " vibe from when I was a kid in late 70's and couldn't wait to turn on the tube and watch American Bandstand and SoulTrain with my Mother and baby sister...best time of my life. Thank you Jamel😘
I can only speak for myself, but I LOVE the new screen! Just one more way you're the best reaction channel going! I look forward to your videos every day. The great music, seeing your facial expressions as you hear music I've loved for decades. It's like I'm heating it for the first time all over again. Love you man, LOVE YOU! ♥️
I used to dance to just not this song but also “I’m Just a Love Machine,” and really old school The Average White Band’s “Pick Up the Pieces” and “Cut the Cake.” Just think the majority of these people are now parents and grandparents!
Tsunami 1112, my father was one of The Miracles that wrote and performed "Love Machine". I appreciate you enjoyed his song. He was a wonderful man that brought magic into me and my sister's life, growing up in that era was phenomenal!!!!.... This channel is awesome!!!...Infinite Love and Gratitude.
I'm in Soul Train heaven!! The music, the boogying and the clothes I used to wear back in the 70's Love looking back at this and watching your hilarious reaction Jamel. Keep it coming brother 😊
When I was a kid (around the time of this Soul Train), most black boys had a pick in the back of their hair at school and most white boys had a comb in their back pocket. Keeping your hair 'neat' was such a thing then.
The standard issue black dude's afro pick was the black one with the peace symbol cutout and the fist on the handle. The standard issue white boy comb was the plastic one with the long handle, made out of swirly plastic that looked like a Lifesaver lollipop. I don't remember if black dudes had a fragrance they all wore, but all the white boys were wearing either Hai Karate or Jovan Musk For Men.
Love the new format ❤ I had some platform shoes (not quite that high), platform sandals that were worn with rainbow striped toe socks, and I had many of these outfits (swirl skirt, cuffed plaid bell bottoms). Hey, it was 1974 😊 and I looked forward to Soul Train every week.
Oh the days when everyone pretty much got along and music was something that brought us together. People can't be divided when they're feeling the groove and dancing!
I am a 52 year old white man that spent many Saturdays watch Don Cornelius and The SOOOOUUUULLLLLLL Train! It's now wonder I went in to radio and DJ'd for years before moving on to television. This never leaves you by the way!!! RIP Don C!
This is fun and brings back good memories of watching Soul Train on Saturday mornings with my mom. Hard to believe most of these people are in their 70's. Time sure flies by fast!
Jamel, you still wearing the Billy Preston wig, cool man, Happy Birthday, Soul Train was the Greatest show on TV man, I never missed it, Ya the clothes they wore back then was Super Soul Brother, R.I.P. to Mr. Don the MC, I think the Band KISS stole the big shoes from watching Soul Train, I think the The Soul Train with James Brown is Killler Bro, Peace Man, Cousin Figel
Saturdays are usually my hardest day of work, but oh, you help me get through it because I look forward to coming home and watching your videos. Thanks for the great music and the laughter!
I loved watching the soul train as a teenager. During the summer, I put music on in the my backyard and show my grandkids how to dance in a soul train line.
I think we're ready for the FUNKIEST song I've ever had the privilege of hearing..Holy Ghost - Barkays....make a dead man walk ! make sure ya get the 8min version..
@@karaminalee ya really can't go wrong with 70s to early 80s funk and soul.I've been listening to Mandrill's stuff lately.amazing sound they have ..it's like Santana and Kool and the gang.be safe out there......
Really you hope you find the Soul Train performance of 'Oh-o-Child' by the Five Stairsteps . Great tune - was the first single I ever bought - I was six I had no idea til I saw the performance that the opening was sung by a girl - lol The message in this song has never gone away
Dude..there were plenty of fat people back in the 70's (me included). But we weren't the ones chosen to be on any TV show. Look up Rerun (Fred Berry) one of the baddest dancers of the era.
Platform shoes were the rage. It makes my spine twitch to remember them. Orthopaedic doctors loved them. Get down...get down Love the format Jam-man. Keep them coming!😎
I remember getting up early on Saturday morning to get the chores out of the way before Soul Train came on. We would study all the dances and go outside and practice with our friends, 💃🏽🕺🏾💃🏽🕺🏾.
Im dyin laughing. I thought he kicked her too. Was admiring her beautiful yellow outfit and seen that leg go up there. Oh dear lord my chest hurts from laughing
Thank you for posting Soul Train dancers. Loved this show and American Bandstand. So much fun! Dancing and smiling. The bell bottoms and platform shoes! At age 65, this brings back wonderful memories of happier times. You brightened up my day! Love your channel! ❤️
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Oh I am SOOOO glad you picked this to start!!!!!! I was wishing it would be this!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Green screen is awesome, great format!
Happy Saturday to you Mr. Jamel! The gentleman is the green tie was the Mr. Tyrone Bone Protector. Please Consider the Kool and the Gang's live performance of Jungle Boogie. You have to witness Mr. Donald Boyce performance 😎
I ordered the "throwbackness" shirt. Can't wait for it to get here!
Saturday morning were Bugs Bunny, then Pink Panther then American Bandstand followed by Soooooouuul Train. Good times.
Yes yes! It came on after American bandstand. Remember it also…
You forgot HR Puff n Stuff
Yep, yep, yep
Yes!!
Let’s not forget Captain Kangaroo. (That’s an upper midwest kid’s show.)
Jamel: How much Soul Train do u want on Saturday morning?
Me: Get down, get down.
All of Us: Yes, we request the entire Soul Train.
HaHaHa!! We can take it!! GIVE IT TO ME!!
It's getting back up that some of us need assistance with, please...
@@Shockeye00 I'm ready. I stretched beforehand lol
@@stoneblue1795 🤣Shhh! 🙅
The clothes are as much fun as the dancing ☮️😂
I had some of the same outfits back in the day, lol.
I miss my brushed denim bell bottoms. If I could find some now I would wear them proudly.
How did we let ourselves out of the house in clothes like that, once upon a time?!?
I remember outfits like that being stuff my parents' generation would wear to go out when I was a little kid. The disco era was really colourful. I always had all that polyester to dredge up when they dared comment on my teenage 80s metal denim or proto-goth outfits.
I grew up in the 60s 70s and early 80s and the 70s music was fantastic but I hated those ugly clothes. Fine and I mean fine Black women in unattractive clothes. Oh well.
Everybody watched American Bandstand and Soul Train back in the day.
YOU GOT THAT RIGHT!
Yup, and let's not forget Rock Concert and The Midnight Special.
American bandstand tried very hard to buy out soul train but Don Cornelius wasn't having it. He knew if he did, he would be pushed out and the dancers would be replaced to fit a more mainstream audience.
@@newstarcadefan That's Don Kirshner's Rock concerts and I watch that and Soul Train not just for the awesome bands and artists but for the dudes that had the Gorilla Mask and the Tin Man mask and for Don Cornelius himself. . . . . . .
I miss it so much!!!
Somewhere a grandparent is trying to covince their grandchild YES that's me see I was young too like you. Now listen an learn.
I would watch American Band stand and soul train back in the 70s.
My older sister was on American Band stand when they came to Columbus, Oh. in 1968.
Terri DelTour ... Me too.
dje ... Cool 👍🏻🥰‼️
Solid Gold too!
Every Saturday
I remember watching "American Bandstand" and then "Soul Train" right after. It was an amazing time for music and dance 😊🎶🌈
Oh yes! Every Saturday didn't miss it.
This show was part of my childhood back in to 70s
It was my childhood also
Yep. I would sleep until Soul Train came on. Watched some corny movie when it went off then get ready to go outside or go skating later on.
MEEE TOOO!
I'd watch American Bandstand and change the channel to watch Soul Train.
Same
That line dance was what my wedding looked like back in 79. The DJ was having such a good time that he added two hours for free. We made sure he and his helpers ate and drank as much as we did.
Aww! What a lovely story. Thanks for telling us.
Good Job for keeping Mr. D.J. happy!
I feel sorry for the young generation today. The 60s and 70s were fun and alive. The music brought us all together.
Bugs Bunny and Friends on WNEW-TV (before the call letter change when it becameWNYW FOX 5 New York), American Bandstand at noon on WABC-TV(now known as ABC 7)and Soul Train at 1pm on WNEW-TV 5.Great day for TV, weekend wise.
Don't feel too bad. There are some of us out there who like the old stuff and have family members who were there when it happened.
Jamel: Thank you for this channel. There was nothing to smile about this year before I found you. Now I'm smiling ear-to ear!!!!
Amen!
SO true!!!
Me too..... 🐥🐥
My kind of peeps here.
"The Hippest Trip Around" Soul Train ruled.
Indeed.
And it WAS!!!
When you grinning so hard just for the intro!😁😁😄😆😁😁😆🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍🤩😍🤩😋😄😁😆😁😄😁😁😁
i was there back in the day. even this white boy knew what SOUL was!
This is how I learned to dance when I was a kid! No American Bandstand. Just Soul Train.
Don Cornelius owned it. Soul Tain was a Saturday staple. I liked it more than American Bandstand.
We had it good then. Soul Train & American Bandstand during the day, and The Midnight Special Late nights.
I watched Soul Train every Saturday. That's how I learned to dance! 😁
Sharon Robertson : Practiced in the bathroom mirror? 😅
@@carolgage4569 naw, Girl the bathroom was too small and we had a big ol mirror on the wall in the living room! 😁
Sharon Robertson 😀👍
Don Cornelius would be proud of your Soul Train Saturdays, Jamel.
Yes! It would please him greatly I believe!
Peace out!
he would absolutely LOVE Jamel!
Yes Jason:)
So sad Don Cornelius is no longer with us 😢. He would have loved Jamel.
Who else lived for Soul Train on Saturday afternoons? LOL
How my white ass learned to dance!
Didn't this come on after whatever Saturday morning cartoon aired last (usually it was a compilation show featuring Looney Tunes cartoons).
@@canaisyoung3601 yes! We would watch cartoons first.
"The Hippest Trip in America Baby"
Love, Peace, & Sooooooul"
You HAVE to do Jackson 5 "Dancing Machine" - and there is a Soul Train version! PLEEEEEEASE!
Yes, yes, YES!!!!!
so fire!!
Yes! Damita Jo Freeman does the robot on the Soul Train line! 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽😁
Alright....me and most of my friends (many of us white) loved Soul Train back in the day. We just didn't obsess about color differences back then, it seemed. Most of us watched Soul Train, Good Times, The Jeffersons, etc, just like we watched American Bandstand, Happy Days, or Midnight Special. Great times.....I think we had more fun back then.
Back in the days before people were taught to be perpetually offended/outraged!
This Soul Train Saturdays was an amazing idea. Please keep these ideas coming!! Great reaction for everyone watching! I was laughing my ass off with you!
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@@jamelakajamal okay now!!! This is just plain fun! Great idea! Way to start the day!!!
I was actually crying I was laughing so hard! And yes, I'm old enough to remember!
Getting back to laughing at ourselves again is the cure. Thanks man. Everybody's too serious nowadays.
Guitar Ocd I loved watching the Soul Train line, but I don’t know why looking at this now is cracking me up!
Because there was something wrong with us back then. The 70s were weird. Check out some of the American Bandstand clips. We were all high and happy. And then in the 80s we all went to rehab.. LOL
There have NEVER been better dancers than the 70s Soul Train dancers - no one has ever touched the line dance!
This is called also, " The days before steroids and GMO's.."
All walks were slim and sleek.."
Your set, You, that dance line, those outfits, that music. That all equals a perfect Saturday morning 😁🌼♥️ this was awesome! Thank u, Jamel 🤘
YES! Keep this format on Saturdays....gives me that "Throwbackness " vibe from when I was a kid in late 70's and couldn't wait to turn on the tube and watch American Bandstand and SoulTrain with my Mother and baby sister...best time of my life. Thank you Jamel😘
I can only speak for myself, but I LOVE the new screen! Just one more way you're the best reaction channel going! I look forward to your videos every day. The great music, seeing your facial expressions as you hear music I've loved for decades. It's like I'm heating it for the first time all over again. Love you man, LOVE YOU! ♥️
Thank You✌🏾🧔🏾✌🏾
As KC once said....
"Keep it comin love!
Keep it comin love!
Don't stop it now!
Don't stop it, no don't stop!"
I used to dance to just not this song but also “I’m Just a Love Machine,” and really old school The Average White Band’s “Pick Up the Pieces” and “Cut the Cake.” Just think the majority of these people are now parents and grandparents!
Really great song choices - I remember too. Love to all.
Tsunami 1112, my father was one of The Miracles that wrote and performed "Love Machine". I appreciate you enjoyed his song. He was a wonderful man that brought magic into me and my sister's life, growing up in that era was phenomenal!!!!.... This channel is awesome!!!...Infinite Love and Gratitude.
I'm in Soul Train heaven!! The music, the boogying and the clothes I used to wear back in the 70's Love looking back at this and watching your hilarious reaction Jamel. Keep it coming brother 😊
We all looked forward to Soul Train back then...Every Saturday
When I was a kid (around the time of this Soul Train), most black boys had a pick in the back of their hair at school and most white boys had a comb in their back pocket. Keeping your hair 'neat' was such a thing then.
Nobody would be caught dead wearing that mess he has on his head.
The standard issue black dude's afro pick was the black one with the peace symbol cutout and the fist on the handle. The standard issue white boy comb was the plastic one with the long handle, made out of swirly plastic that looked like a Lifesaver lollipop. I don't remember if black dudes had a fragrance they all wore, but all the white boys were wearing either Hai Karate or Jovan Musk For Men.
@@joeday4293 my HS crush in 77 wore aramis. Still like the smell of it.
@@joeday4293 Brut seemed very popular in the UK back then :)
@@ladyjane8855 America too, for a long time.
Brut. By Faberge. 😆
My favorite part of the show... the couples boogyin’ down the aisle. LOVED watching what they were wearing. 😁❤️
Love the new format ❤
I had some platform shoes (not quite that high), platform sandals that were worn with rainbow striped toe socks, and I had many of these outfits (swirl skirt, cuffed plaid bell bottoms). Hey, it was 1974 😊 and I looked forward to Soul Train every week.
These kids had so much fun. Started watching Soul Train as a little kid 5-6 years old early 79’s. Just loved it.
The Jacksons
Dancing Machine ,
Michael does that superbad robot.
Yes! Michael actually duet it on Soul Train!
Just watched...good stuff! I wish Michael had not changed himself.😢
@Richard Hunt video please!😁
YES.
Yes!!!
That’s the way to start off soul train Saturday,Kool and the Gang,the Kings of Funk!!!
“That man gave her a roundhouse kick to the back of the head” 😂😂😂
So I wasn't the only one!!
I like the full screen format! Thanks for making it fun, Jamel! You've got this old Boomer coming back over and over again, reliving the memories!
So happy to see you having as much fun watching these Soul Train Lines as we did dancing in them back then. I'm loving these. Keep them up.
When I was a kid, I'd get up early and watch cartoons all morning.
Around noon, after the kids programming, on came Soul Train.
Oh the days when everyone pretty much got along and music was something that brought us together. People can't be divided when they're feeling the groove and dancing!
"Brick. 🏠 House." 🎶
YES!
Lionel Ritchie and the Commodores!
Man, I loved dancing to that!!
YES!!
"roundhouse kick to the back of the head" ....I'm laughing so hard I'm crying, thank you Jamel Jamal
The horns make the song. "Hollywood Swingin'" is good too.
Omg, I haven't even thought of Hollywood Swingin' in at least thirty years! * runs to find * :)
I love the horns.
Speaking of horns....dig up some Maceo Parker.
You could say that was the height of the platform shoe fashion era. We loved watching Soul Train growing up. Great fashion, dancing, music.
Explains the bellbottoms - hides the swollen ankles
“I thought he kicked her in the head ya’ll!🤣🤣 🤣🤣🤣Hilarious 😂 Love your reaction 😆
When the fella lifts the girl in the red suspenders, LOOK WHERE HE PUTS HIS HANDS and how quickly the director cuts away. 😉😋😋
🤣🤣🤣
🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣
Only handles he could find 😂
LOL, RIGHT?!
Dude copped a whole feel, hope that was his girl and not some random person.
I am a 52 year old white man that spent many Saturdays watch Don Cornelius and The SOOOOUUUULLLLLLL Train! It's now wonder I went in to radio and DJ'd for years before moving on to television. This never leaves you by the way!!! RIP Don C!
This is fun and brings back good memories of watching Soul Train on Saturday mornings with my mom. Hard to believe most of these people are in their 70's. Time sure flies by fast!
Ahh, the days before shiny plastic. Love my "Lived In" '70s
Those shoes don’t just have Throwbackness, they have a little Kickbackness, as well!
I could probably use a pair of those since I'm 5'1" , but I would break my neck!
Back in the 70s I saw a dude with super high heels each heel was clear and had goldfish in them. Lol.
@@thomasmccracken8819 OMG I have seen those shoes! I always wondered how they fed the fish lol
@@nina1522 lol I thought the fish were probably goner's have too get new ones everytime you wore them.
Or Elton Johness.
We created our own Soul Train line when I toured the Stax Museum in Memphis. I was the only volunteer! Don’t need to ask me twice. 🤣🤩
As a young white kid I always just sat thru American Bandstand to switch it over to Souuuulll Trraiinnnn greatest hour on tv growing up.
Oh man I still play this still song at parties constantly, it’s timeless. When everyone is lit it’s Soul Train 24/7.
Jamel, you still wearing the Billy Preston wig, cool man, Happy Birthday, Soul Train was the Greatest show on TV man, I never missed it, Ya the clothes they wore back then was Super Soul Brother, R.I.P. to Mr. Don the MC, I think the Band KISS stole the big shoes from watching Soul Train, I think the The Soul Train with James Brown is Killler Bro, Peace Man, Cousin Figel
Luv ur intro! Yes I'm ready! What a way to start my Soul Train Saturday!
Wow I was so young back then. I remember Soul Train, American Bandstand. Thank you for playing these.
Get your groove on❤️
Soul Train on Saturday mornings. The chores had to wait.
The girl that looked like she almost got kicked in the back of the head was dressed like Aunt Vivian
from the Fresh Prince.
Hilarious 🤣
Joe Tex
"Ain't Gonna Bump No More"
Right up your alley, Jamel. Soul Train style and ERRYTHANG!😂👌
Man, if you want to get his attention, you got to post the full title: "Ain't Gonna Bump No More (With No Big Fat Woman)."
@@joeday4293 True. The parentheses set the tone for the song.😂👌🔥
or his Bertha Butt Boogie - that is an actual song title!
The clothes ... OMG ... I had forgotten how wild the guys dressed.
Saturdays are usually my hardest day of work, but oh, you help me get through it because I look forward to coming home and watching your videos. Thanks for the great music and the laughter!
That was my Saturday viewing. Your laugh is contagious 😄😆
Layin’ down a groove that’ll make ya move real smooth!!! ✌🏻
Rappers Delight by Sugar hill gang
Yes full version
That's the beginning of Hip Hop, which killed off Funk and more recently Rock.
How much fun is that!
Oh, the memories...
I loved watching the soul train as a teenager. During the summer, I put music on in the my backyard and show my grandkids how to dance in a soul train line.
Awesome; the line dancing, the bell bottoms, the platform shoes; music in the 70's & 80's was totally awesome
I think we're ready for the FUNKIEST song I've ever had the privilege of hearing..Holy Ghost - Barkays....make a dead man walk ! make sure ya get the 8min version..
sungodrah, I was listening to the Bar-Kays all day yesterday! 🥰🥰🥰
@@karaminalee ya really can't go wrong with 70s to early 80s funk and soul.I've been listening to Mandrill's stuff lately.amazing sound they have ..it's like Santana and Kool and the gang.be safe out there......
@@sungodrah
Fencewalk! Woot!
@@jmtaylor5426 those WIlson brothers knew their sound they wanted.absolute fire!
sungodrah, Yes!! All those INSTRUMENTS Mandrill would bring out!!! 🤯🤯 Everything but the kitchen sink. Love love love it!!
Those shoes, Evidently Lady Gaga saw this episode as a kid and was inspired.
coming to america......'soul glow'😀......the reverend randy watson, and his band....sexual chocolate 👍
Came to say J needed some Soul Glo!!
SEXual CHOCOLATE! *stamping foot*
I used to watch Soul Train as a kid...so cool!💜✌️☮️
Omg im trying not to laugh too loud, you have me im hysterics. Roundhouse kick bwahaha. I swear you are so full of joy, thank you. We need you
Mr. Don Cornelus every Sat afternoon! I wore platform shoes like that.
And to think, this is the same group that made “Celebration” . lol 😂
Really you hope you find the Soul Train performance of 'Oh-o-Child' by the Five Stairsteps .
Great tune - was the first single I ever bought - I was six
I had no idea til I saw the performance that the opening was sung by a girl - lol
The message in this song has never gone away
Great way to start the weekend!
Still one of my favorite songs ever, still gets me in the feels every time.
Check out the Edwin Hopkins Singers version. It's amazing.
Dang! You beat me to it! I was going to suggest that song.
HEY, JAMEL! Add another vote for Oh-o-Child by the Five Stairsteps!!!!
This how we knew a song was viral back in the day - It was on Soul Train, Solid Gold Dancer or Dick Clark.
Oh my God I remember growing up my father always had his Pick just sticking right there in his fro, I loved it!
The Soul Train Dancers were some of the most innovative steppers ever!
1:26...Brother is walking on Aquarius!!!"
That’s how me and my sis learned how to dance!
Funny, that was how I learned that I can't dance. LOL
Joe Day hahaha!
Thank you for being a bright spot in my day. I absolutely love your reactions.
As a high school kid in Culver City, CA, I got to meet my favorite Soul Train dancer (see: Joe Tex song "I Gotcha"). One of the best days of my life!
So many people in good physical shape, not like today.
Totally! Before the Fast food industry and processed foods so much....sad for us
I was thinkin’ exactly the same thing.
It was a broadcast TV show. If you based the 90s, even the 00s, on how people looked on TV, you'd think most everyone was in good physical shape, too.
Paul Costa That's because there was no junk food and we boogied the night away instead of the gym.
Dude..there were plenty of fat people back in the 70's (me included). But we weren't the ones chosen to be on any TV show. Look up Rerun (Fred Berry) one of the baddest dancers of the era.
Platform shoes were the rage. It makes my spine twitch to remember them. Orthopaedic doctors loved them. Get down...get down
Love the format Jam-man. Keep them coming!😎
Yeah. Platform shoes look good...until you have to wear them. Especially the ones with goldfish in them.
HaHaHa, we would have house party's in our garages and would have our soul train lines, Chicanos getting down, 1972 -1978,
I remember getting up early on Saturday morning to get the chores out of the way before Soul Train came on. We would study all the dances and go outside and practice with our friends, 💃🏽🕺🏾💃🏽🕺🏾.
Absolutely!!
You are definitely one of the best reactionists. Love your positive energy.
At 6'5" tall, a pair of those shoes would put Jamal eyeball to eyeball with Shaq and Kareem Abdul Jabbar.
Is Jamal 6'5"????? omg, if so man o' man...love the way Jamal is feelin' the music!! 😍💕😍🌹😍
Check out the Soul Train dancers grooving to Dennis Coffey's "Scorpio."
Im dyin laughing. I thought he kicked her too. Was admiring her beautiful yellow outfit and seen that leg go up there. Oh dear lord my chest hurts from laughing
👍🏾🤣
I laughed hard too!
Soul Train was a great music programme, and the man who presented it had a strong and great voice ❤
I like how you've presented it with the full screen 😃✨ ...goes well with the dancing, and you and we can dance with these people 😊👍✨
I loved everybody's slacks!
I miss the girls wearing those sharp suits with the short pants tucked into Gaucho boots. That was a sexy, sexy look.
Yep them platforms. My God they were high
Great Video brother! fUnK is life
Life came full circle for me. I used to dance to this every Saturday. Now 30 years later I’m working out to the soul train line music.
Thank you for posting Soul Train dancers. Loved this show and American Bandstand. So much fun! Dancing and smiling. The bell bottoms and platform shoes! At age 65, this brings back wonderful memories of happier times. You brightened up my day! Love your channel! ❤️