The Famous SOUL Train Line Dancers - In Memory Of Don Cornelius
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- The Founder of the soul train line dancers is dead. Yes Don Cornelius is dead of apparent suicide. Soul Train the famous television Music dance show featuring classic soul and disco inspired a generation of youth and teens in black america and was a major influence on pop music and dance. soultrain was the hippest trip show and it's soul train line dancers were the most imitated by black and white youth. Black music dance would never be the same. The famous pop music show featured singers like Aretha Franklin,Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye and Jackson 5. The entertaining african american dance show which won many awards ,ran from 1971 to 2006. It watched by most american youth in the 70s and 80s. The Soul train awards is a big event annually.
A wonderful tribute to a true legend. Soul Train remains the only time when television was truly cool. Well done, Mr. Cornelius.
I could not wait for Saturdays to watch soul train to learn the dances. I really miss those days when music was real music
Saturday ritual. Lol
Me to
Same with me. Back then music was so good and real. I’m so blessed to have grown up in that era. We had so much fun.
Back then couldn’t wait until Saturday morning everybody,the thing for me I wanted to see what singers, musicians, and bands, comedian, that would be on soul train because back then I didn’t know how to dance I couldn’t wait until Saturday so could see who was on soul train.To see what was in style from off of soul train was the clothes,shoes,hairstyles was the business that was the show to fine out what was in style,cool so you could be the first one wearing what the guys on soul train were wearing and get all the females.I miss those days I thank God I grew up doing that time real talk.💯💯💯
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Thank you for leaving out all of the 80s and 90s seasons.. Those seasons they did more wiggling than they did dancing!!
And thank you for saying that!
"She's movin', she's groovin'!❤
Exactly 💯
Lol
You can go up to around 1986 before that started happening
When the world was alright 2021 where you at! Rip Don C. Thank you sir!!! ♥️🌹🌹😇♥️🙏🏾
After all these years and you still can't stop The Funk.......
I love those wonderful Afros.
Thank you!
✊🏾✊🏾✊🏿✊🏿✊🏽✊🏽✊🏼✊🏼
The fun, the fashion, the music! ❤❤❤
Rip Don . You enspired so many youths in the days you walked this earth . Truly a man amongst men . This 60 yr was lucky to grow up under such an icon as this man . Oh yeah I'm white dude btw.. Iconic show . We all were blessed in this time.. No internet . No 500 stations on the tube .. No cell phones and we did just fine .. Saturday morning was a day I looked for so I could tune in to this show of shows . Great in every way
Good memories! Of my youth.
I absolutely love watching the Soul Train line dancers! Their energy and enthusiasm are contagious, and they always bring a smile to my face. It's amazing to see how they move in perfect sync with the music, showcasing their incredible talent and creativity. The way they incorporate different dance styles into the Soul Train line is simply mesmerizing. They truly embody the spirit of the show and the joy of dance. I am truly grateful for your uplifting gift of this amazing video. It has made my day much brighter!
Good work on the video!
No excess weight for us back in the day....cause we were always mixing "exercise" with fun---like roller skating and DANCIN'!
Word. In fact I still have my skates. Those were shinning times!
You did well. The fun was looking for myself and friends, and flashing on the years and guests. It's just fun and I thank you for sharing your version.
Love, Peace and Sooooul :-)
List of Tracks:
00:00 Dancing Machine (7" single) (1974) by The Jackson 5ive
02:33 Rock Steady (1971) by Aretha Franklin
05:44 Jungle Boogie (1973) by Kool & The Gang
08:18 Papa Don't Take No Mess (part 1) (1974) by James Brown
12:46 West Coast Poplock (vocal version) (1982) by Ronnie Hudson & The Street People ("Just raise those fingers in the air,
I swear is getting mighty funky out there.
There's a party over here,
There's a party over there,
Can I get a 'right on', Gus?") :)
Thanks!
Yo, I absoulutly love this. Soul train was the numbner one distractor of Saturday afternoon activity. These dancers were roll models in the 70's. Hats off the Don! He created this Soul Train and his ideal was a winner. This show classic show was very important for the black people at the time. There needs to be as show like this for today's young people so they will understand the impact of recording the music and dance of their time. The dances and dress look old now they were hot before.
R.I.P. Mr. Cornelius. A great American, television pioneer, advertising genius, and the smoothest man that has ever lived.
I could not imagine a Saturday Without Soul Train was a fan I Could not wait for Saturday to Come to learn a new dance Boy do I missed those days .
The fast edits do create a sense of pace and action but it would be nice to have longer cuts in there so you could really watch some more of a couple's routine. I still enjoyed the vid though. Cheers for posting
Soul train please come back again,real music real dance and soul .
I need a time machine, maybe in amazon .
May his soul rest in piece !
They DANCE The Best FREE STYLE To Jame Brown's Pappa Don't Take No Mess
Loved watching soul train. Soulllll and peace.
Love, Peace and SOUL!!
I'm soooo lucky to have grown up in a household like mine. I'm 30 now but are home was just like this. Pop was a BoogyBoy/FunkMaster and my mom was a Disco Queen. Hell of a good time. Wish the world today was this much fun still. Well at least in mine it still is lol
Taurean Roman AMEN 🙏🏽🙌🏽
Who else want be a Soul Train Dance back in day I was Blessed to have grow up in that be in era🔥💯❤️
I use to watch it as often as I could, and still do!!!
What a great show Soul Train was and Don Cornelius was awesome. Such a nice person. I really miss this show!!
This is how I learned to dance, appreciate good music and be bad!
Thank you for posting this!
EVERYONE watched Soul Train every Saturday. I wish they'd repeat those episodes ~ they were great!
I MISS YOU DON CORNELIUS !!!
I MISS YOU SO MUCH !!!
Nice memory for Mr. Don Cornelius. I loved the way he talked and blended in with the kids and entertainers. He was one "cool cat." Sorry about his untimely death. Iris
Up until hip hop came out.. Then he showed how out of touch he was and refused to even get to know hip hop.
These soul train line dancers are just as good as the old movie stars who did the best dance moves in Hollywood Musicals
To have been a child of the '70's!❤😂❤😂❤😂❤
"GET DOWN! GET DOWN!❤ JUNGLE BOOGIE!❤Kool & the Gang
Kool & the Gang!❤ Jersey City's Finest!! ( NJ)😂❤
Salute to my 1970s neighbors and classmates! The show selected the dancers from local kids in L.A. RIP Mavericks Flat nightclub on Crenshaw Blvd. where we all partied together!
Word
Back in the day, we all learned our dance steps from, you guessed it, Soul Train. And James Brown.
i miss this show..i grew up in the suberbs of detroit watching..as a white kid who loved motown..i got alot of my moves for friday night roller skating from soultrain..and my love for hotass black girls..just being honest...
I'm not even Black but I loved Soul Train as a Little Boy just as much as any Black Man(Or Woman), if not more. I always turned it on Every Saturday Afternoon. I always looked at it as the Black Version of American Bandstand, since Dick Clark was so very popular. Soul Train always came on after American Bandstand on KHJ Channel 9 - Los Angeles. And later that night, it's "The Real Don Steele" playing more of this Funky Beat.
a fantastic tribute...I'm an editor too and ...there should be no boundaries....do what you love....you picked some of the baddest ass moves ... way kool.
FU#$IN AWESOME 😎. SOUL TRAIN was the time when my Mother and I would watch and dance together even though I have 2 left feet. When I watch SOUL TRAIN I think of my Mother with a SMILE 😊. REST IN PEACE 🙏 MOMMA, LOVE AND MISS YOU, Little Ronnie
The great Don Cornelius put that show together. RIP My Brother.
Superb music, superb ST dancing
THIS IS BAD ASS!!!!!!!!! LOVE IT!!!!!!!!
This reminds me of the day
The best, i remember those precious days, Saturdays was for Soul Train
yeah.. nice editing... you can play any funky music with this, and it will sinc up... I know what you have done here... 10 out of 10
I grew up in DC also. I went to Suitland High School. I'm 51.
bilnext is right guy... jerette09 creates a unique reality for these dancers... See get this guy...the snippets of motion from dancers sync with the rhythm of the music .. This video is very innovative
My dad, brother and I all worked at the family business which closed at noon, Saturday. We would all gather to eat lunch and watch Soul Train. RIP Don C. We miss you.
Awwwwww, the cool days!!!!! ✌❤
The 70s was a time for our people
Bring back so many good memories. Wonder if these Grand Ma's and Grand Dad's still have the moves today.
Thanks, Jerette for sharing. Was this show out of Chicago? Hard to believe that these great dancers are in their 50;s and 60's just like me. Oh, my poor back . . . Back in the day I was a pretty dancer in the D.C. area. Iris
Class acts….superb styles from an iconic era
P.S THANK YOU FOR Putting this together, RONNIE BIGDOG FROM THE BAY AREA
Looks like so much fun .I love how they dance
"Papa Don't Take No Mess!"❤ James Brown! RIP
Like this vid. I grew up on hardcore funk, jazz, Jimi Hendrix funk,Latina funk. This vid, is Hardcore funk. Bass guitar was put up front with congas and percussion; with the front door kicked in.
Great show
THESE WERE THE BEST TIMES
00:53 Patricia Davis (the one who taught MJ some "robot" techniques) & Rerun (from "What's Happening!!")
01:36 WTF? Lol
02:03 Sharon Hill Wood (with her ever present "black Crissy growing hair doll" smile) & Tyronne "Da Bone" Proctor (inventor of "whacking")
03:50 Jody Watley (ex-member of "Shalamar" and 80's solo singer) & Jeffrey Daniel (also ex-member of "Shalamar" and the one who taught MJ how to do The Backslide, the "Moonwalk")
Ect., ect.
Not bad for a Flamenco bailaor Spaniard, huh? lol
Please don't forget shaba from breaking 1,2
Go ReRe!❤ " Rock Steady, Baby!
"Kool and the Gang - Hollywood Swinging"
West Coast Poplock (vocal version) (1982) by Ronnie Hudson & The Street People ;)
At 0:37 or 0:38 young man in brown tank top, I swear its the actor that played the youngest son on Good Times, I have replayed this and replayed this and , I am not seeing things, its him, plays J.J.'s little brother Michael on the show. Can anyone one else see it, or am I Kra Kra.. Anyway I love locking and popping and noticed how many dancers from Soul Train were influenced by Don Campbell, and the Electric Boogaloos. I know everyone of The Lockers danced on the Train before they became the group except for Toni Basil, and I see everyone both guys and ladies all doing Locking moves and later on they were putting popping into their dancing, but that how much these dances took hold of the crowd. Today these dances are all over the world..being done by dancers young and old. Its crazy how much these dances mean in other Countries, its almost like they were conceived everywhere else but the USA. BUT ,No they are ours . I was in Japan, and Paris on vacations over the years, and the levels of Locking and Popping in those Countries are ridiculous, even little kids can Lock and Pop. But Tony "GoGo" Lewis from second grouping of the Lockers opened up a Locking School in Japan I believe in 1982 when he moved there, he is the father to the famous GoGo Brothers(sons), his daughter dances also, as GoGo Family. Also after he learned locking, he got a group together and was the first group to perform professionally for the public before the Lockers got together. But it still started with Don Campbell and done on Soul Train by individuals and around different clubs as everyone was learning, but when Toni Basil got interested in this new dance, with her experience in that platform of entertainment. She convinced Don to start his own group... and it was she who clued Don Cornelius into how important this dance was and that with The Lockers put together, he should pay them, and that was the last day for Don Campbell on Soul Train, her was not allowed on the lot. Later tho I guess the dance became too big and Mr. Cornelius asked The Lockers back on the show to perform. At least thats the way I was told by some people who had been around at that time that it went down. So it was Toni Basil, not Don Campbell who saw the importance and popularity of this dance he created and because of her knowledge and experience in the field of Dance and Entertainment knew that this group deserved to be recognized and paid, but Mr. Cornelius was a stubborn man. And as they say the rest is history....Or so its been told to me, I kind of believe it tho...
The four that put their thumbs down: You know that YOU CANNOT DANCE!!!
KUDDLES 2 POPPA DON!!!THANK HIM 4 SHOWING TH RHYTHM N MUSICAL TALENT'S OF THE SEED'S OF EASTERN DESCENT HERE IN WHT'S NOW CALLED AMERICA!!!
Wow you took me way back 😍😂
Oh yes way back.
This song brigs back memories to me. I was just amazed that I found it at al,
I love black soul
Matter of fact this is the best music video remix on the soul train line dancers on youtube... all the other videos on here just give you the actual music and dancers footage from a particular show ---BORING!!!!!... jerette09 runs 5 complete selected tracks of music over his punctuated with the motion of the dancers from multiple shows in sync
Thank you!
that was some wonderful dancing they did then
I enjoyed watching Soul Train as a kid and miss Soul Train
Just watched again. Enjoyed it a lot more the second time around : ) Excellent song also.
To me that was the only show that you could down on 😜Lol
always good dancing music
Could never produce this show today back then everybody was thin and dressed. Nice today. The women weigh more than a mini Cooper.
We all will miss you!!!!!
brillent
I see what you were trying to do. I liked it. :-)
Loved this show
Jesus, why so many damn edits? Cool your jets and hold on the dancers. We want to SEE some dance moves.
Merci beaucoup c'est bien ça !
Must see TV every Saturday morning
This looked like so much fun!
Thanks 👍🏼✌🏻
Yessssirrrrrr!!!
👑👑❤️❤️👑👑❤️❤️
sublime !
music yes ils dansent comme des "dieux" !
back at the time, retro. let's get connected friend.
also need the song at the end :D haha soooo smoth!
it`s great, the best Sound!!
October 2016. Hey folks Notice everyone in shape. No fat flabby asses twerking.
GA Perry Lmaooo
a very sad thing god rest him
Soul Train was a major part of Black History!!!!
Yes!
Were we skinny as all get out back in the 70's.
+Mayme Clayton , that's before they started injecting all the chemicals in our food that makes us fat.
@@gregoryhayes5521 Word!!
Let's not forget shaba
From Breaking 1.2❤🙏
I feel the same way
I agree!!
Bahahaha! Editor sure! Anyway I feel the cuts are actually well done. It's not a showcase of what the dancers of doing but of the line dancing itself. You're focusing too much on what you want to see instead of seeing what you are shown!
I'm an editor too, numerous AMV's and an actual video when I was in high school. All set to music.
This is when people dressed so you knew when they were going out or to the club. And no one hugged the wall whether you were a great dancer or not you were out there enjoying yourself. And people were more of individuals when they dressed and or made their own clothes that was the sewing generation if you did not sew you knew someone who did to make you an outfit. Almost everything today is a bodycon dress so everyone looks the same.
The cuts create their own rhythm.. come on now get with it.. watch the video again and see what I mean...How much time do you think I would have had to show you the complete dance for each dancer