Man you read my mind! I was just thinking of how I used to love to watch Soul Train on Saturday afternoons when I was a child! I loved the music and trying to dance as well.
@@sonjaistheone4614 We got to see the popular artists, most times lip syncing the songs but we didn’t care or even know that they weren’t really singing🤣. Latest fashion and dance moves. I tried to dance like them too😂
Having grown up watching Soul Train, the thing I love most about watching these beautiful young people dancing and having fun is the realization that they are now someone's grandparents or even great-grandparents; as I now am.
@@PungiFungiwe truly celebrated & loved the differences among us. Nobody was looking to look exactly like everyone else’s picture or video. Individuality was encouraged & enjoyed.
Also notice No BOOBS showing or big “horse” butts and etc we have today (11/15/2023). Wowowowow, how far we have fallen as a people and as a nation. Most of are men, back then…were MEN. They were NOT trying to be women!!!
It was great how the Soul Train dancers were always experimenting with new dance moves and also clothing. It didn't always work out and sometimes they looked goofy, but nobody judged and it was always fun!
Yes. Most of us were very physical back then. The girls jump rope (double dutch), dance,gymnastics. Almost ALL us guys played basketball,softball,football. This was also the start of the Kung Fu era.
I went to school during that era and this is how most young people looked whether they took dance or not. Obesity amongst younger people was almost unknown.
@@littlemom2070 you and @Moto Mo must cant dance , huh;) cause if thats what yall looking at they weight ? lol wow. honey anybody can master the two step sooner or later cause and stair master eliptical is not the name of the latest dance move yo! lol no shade , peace n love yall-
but yes back when we were still as fresh to life ,,,,then we made in factories easy food to make fast and cause cancer and obesity and societal classes IKR -😭
The 70’s had the best soul train lines and the only ones I watch, I’m a 90’s kid and I don’t even watch the ones from that era cause their nothing like the ones from the 70’s and early 80’s
I am 69 now, what wonderful memories this brings back. Every Saturday I was in front of our TV. Me and my best friend Dana. Learning the dances that we were going to do at the Saturday night dance. Yeeeeeees indeed.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This was a time of Unity. No one looked at the color of your skin, only your dance moves! I listen to this music everyday to remind me how we AMERICANS loved one another. Peace Love and Soul to our Nation.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
NOW, WHY HAVE YOU SAT THERE AND LIE. THE WHOLE 60S AND 70'S WAS ABOUT BLACK POWER, UNITY AND LOVE ❤ FOR THE BLACKS THOUGH OUR DANCING. WHILE AMERICAN BAND STAND DEMONSTRATED "WHITE SUPREAMIST". JIM CROW LAW AND SUNDOWN LAW JUST LEFT IN 1968 BUT, NOT ENTIRELY . MY BRUTALLY EXPERIENCES WITH COLOR SIGNS PUBIC RESTAURANTS , PUBLIC REST ROOM AND SCHOOLS ARE VERY VIVID. HOW DARE YOU BRING IN FALSE LIES SO THAT YOU AND YOUR KIND CAN FIT IN FALSELY. WHEN SOUL TRAIN FRIST AIR, PRIDE AND AND TOTAL CONFIDENCE SET IN ON THE CONSCIENCES OF MY PEOPLE. WHY, WOULD YOUR PEOPLE SEEK "REFUGE" ON RIGOROUS RACISM WHEN IT CAME FROM YOUR PEOPLE.
Yes. We enjoyed our differences...and gave room for others to be different. We wanted to see each person for who he/she was. Not surface race/skin. Even in to the 90s Michael Jackson said "I don't want to live my life being a color" In the 70s KC could be "black"...Charley Pride could be "white".....and we laughed at ourselves for limiting people because of their skin.
@@Michelle-pn9xt We Stuck TOGETHER 👈 We Cared about one another 👈. We weren't just worried about ourselves, but the community and the world around us👈. That's the difference between back then and now. Back then, we called it, "Black Consciousness", and because it was a good thing, it was celebrated. Today, it's called "WOKE"👈.
I just wish there was a time machine where I can go to the hair salon. I love the hair styles back then, no weaves just your natural hair. You can tell the hair stylist actually cared about your hair.
Not only was Soul Train great and the dancers Awsome, the music is perennial. They lyrics to this song for example are off the charts and the vocals to match! What a great band! ✌
Not only the amazing dancing, but the fashions and hairstyles. Wow!!! You can see why the disco era took off in the mid to late 70s cross culture, trying to recreate this.
You would have loved it, it was a time of turmoil but black families stuck together and treated their neighbors child like their own, I still look out for anyone or their child black or white, but in those days, you knew that love was there for our people if nothing else. We need to find that again.
OMG! YOU HAVE READ MY EXACT MIND! I WOULD ALSO LOVE TO GO BACK AND TRAVEL TO THAT TIME! I'M RIGHT ALONG WITH YOU! 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌
Those were the best days. We danced a lot, most of the brothers had long hair and wore their hair in plaits or in an afro now they are all bald or wear very short hair cuts. An, they were confident in who they were. Drugs and destructive cultural behaviors changed that.
@@jsuchaldy9690 I don't need to reach. You said "my people" and "our people" after you explicitly mention black families. Maybe you don't even realize the implication of your words. Your words of discrimination combined with the topic of black families implies you harbor racist views. The circumstantial evidence is on you. I didn't say anything about Soul Train. I'm talking about your choice of words. Maybe you aren't racist, but you are using words that make you sound racist.
Good times..I remember being glued to the tube every black household was watching Soul Train..and EWF being my favorite group of all time this was and still is the jam..
I'm a middle aged white guy and this show taught me how to strut my thang. Already being a fan of soul and funk music, I loved the line up and watched all the dancers in awe as a kid and copied them all the time. And boy, did it pay off in the clubs when I was old enough to go. Bless you Soul Train
On this day in 1974 {March 3rd} "Mighty Mighty" by Earth, Wind and Fire entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #95; and ten weeks later on May 12th, 1974 it peaked at #29 {for 1 week} and spent 15 weeks on the Top 100... It reached #4 on Billboard's R&B Singles chart... Was track one of side one from the nine-member group's fifth studio album, 'Open Our Eyes', and on May 19th, 1974 the album reached #1 {for 1 week} on Billboard's Top R&B Albums chart, #15 on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart... Two other tracks from the album also made the Top 100 chart; "Devotion" {#33} and "Kalimba Story" {#55}... R.I.P. Soul Train's Don Corneius {1936 - 2012}...
GOD WAS RIGHT ON TIME WHEN HE MADE US MY BLACK FAMILY LOOK SO BEAUTIFUL NOTHING MAKES ME HAPPIER TO SEE THEM DANCING AND SHAKING THEIR STUFF JUST WANNA SMILE TO THE FULLEST
The Soul Trains Line Dance! Everybody looked forward to this part of the show! To watch the steps and the individual fashion statements! Man I loved that show! RIP Don Cornelius SSSSSSOOOOOUUUUUULLLLL TTTTTTRRRRRAAAAAIIIIINNNN....!
If the soul train line proves one thing it is that rhythm doesn't cost a thing and feels so good. Shout out to Don Cornelius for his creation. He is a true legend.
IT WAS FUN BEING BLACK! AND DON CORNELIUS MADE IT HAPPEN. NEVER FORGET WHERE YOU COME FROM AND NEVER FORGET HOW BEAUTIFUL YOU ARE TO BE BLACK!!! PEACE LOVE AND SOUL MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS!!!! -BRAIDS OF WISDOM!!! 😍🥰🤭🤗🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤💯
The fashion was so camp and over-the-top it was almost like they were wearing costumes that they wouldn't normally wear outside the studio in public. But they did. All those wild, loud outfits could be seen on the street any day of the week.
Somewhere in America there's a kid going "" that's you Grandma !!""
Awesome. 😂
70s Those are Great grandparents in that line. The 80s- 90s would be grandparents
Yes!😊
Be good for wee ones to see the old ones having fun. We’re not dead yet!
Lol!
I'm convinced that the 70's INVENTED "swag"!
Yesss no doubt
Foooooorrrr suuuuuurrrrreeee
💯
And clothes 😎
Watching Soul Train on Saturday was the highlight of my weekend. Cartoons first and then the greatest dance show of all time.❤
Man you read my mind! I was just thinking of how I used to love to watch Soul Train on Saturday afternoons when I was a child! I loved the music and trying to dance as well.
@@sonjaistheone4614 We got to see the popular artists, most times lip syncing the songs but we didn’t care or even know that they weren’t really singing🤣. Latest fashion and dance moves. I tried to dance like them too😂
You got that right!
🤘🏾 You got that right cartoons & soul train and all the latest toy commercials I’m 50yrs old now those were the best days EVER !!!!
Having grown up watching Soul Train, the thing I love most about watching these beautiful young people dancing and having fun is the realization that they are now someone's grandparents or even great-grandparents; as I now am.
So amazing to think about! Time truly waits for no one. Gotta have a good time while it lasts!
Yup, for once the older generation was cooler than the younger one! And the women were so much more naturally beautiful back then.
@@PungiFungiwe truly celebrated & loved the differences among us.
Nobody was looking to look exactly like everyone else’s picture or video.
Individuality was encouraged & enjoyed.
Also notice No BOOBS showing or big “horse” butts and etc we have today (11/15/2023). Wowowowow, how far we have fallen as a people and as a nation. Most of are men, back then…were MEN. They were NOT trying to be women!!!
Damn Black folks can dance,...just come natural. Love when sisters had their beautiful naturals
Yea awesome moves! Their bodies flow with the music. Some ppl look so awkward and stiff. It dont come natural.
What a contrast to today. No twerking, they actually wear nice clothes, no thugs or gangs, no guns. So nice.
No no underwear showing.
Exactly right beautiful people right here
Saturdays in The 70’s and 80’s were Truly Wonderful!
Until your mom said ok time to start cleaning. 😏
@@1mrstutt IKR....LOL!
@@1mrstutt lolololol! Very true
The truth and nothing and the best years of my childhood!
The best dancing, the best music,…the 70’s will always shine in my heart…❤️❤️❤️
The women's hair back then was so thick, glossy and healthy. No stank weaves and wigs. Real hair.
They were also in better shape because they got up and moved.
Said it before and I will say it again " God bless you soul train"
OMG! We had so much fun dancing to this music. Really happy times, white, black, whatever. We all knew how do get down to the funk!
It was great how the Soul Train dancers were always experimenting with new dance moves and also clothing. It didn't always work out and sometimes they looked goofy, but nobody judged and it was always fun!
This stands as a testament to how cool my parents' generation was.
"STANDS" lol.
@@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes perhaps kindness does also.
💯
"In our heart lies all the answers." They were telling you the answer to your problems!!! Maurice was a genius!
GREAT GREAT LYRICS!!!
May Maurice White Rest In Peace. 🙌
words cannot describe how much I love this.
Me too
Me too--I grew up in that era, and I simply LOVED this song when it came out. And I loved the soul train.
maria brown me too💖
Nothing can beat the soul train
=🇮🇹🙋👈🤳🙏✍️😍5:00 pm sud 16/12/2020.
Yes. Most of us were very physical back then. The girls jump rope (double dutch), dance,gymnastics. Almost ALL us guys played basketball,softball,football. This was also the start of the Kung Fu era.
YEA ? I'M 4
Ston, that's Benny we were all skinny back then.
Unlike the fat kids today sitting in front of computers munching junk food...
Look how lean and fit all these young people were.
MOST WERE STUDENTS OF AA DANCE SO THAT MEANT BALLET BALLROOM THE WHOLE NINE and you can just see it all so magnificently.
I went to school during that era and this is how most young people looked whether they took dance or not. Obesity amongst younger people was almost unknown.
@@littlemom2070 and no bloody tattoos are to be seen
@@littlemom2070 you and @Moto Mo must cant dance , huh;) cause if thats what yall looking at they weight ? lol wow. honey anybody can master the two step sooner or later cause and stair master eliptical is not the name of the latest dance move yo! lol no shade , peace n love yall-
but yes back when we were still as fresh to life ,,,,then we made in factories easy food to make fast and cause cancer and obesity and societal classes IKR -😭
This was part of my Saturday routine. Had to get my Soul Train in before heading off to the skating rink. Those were some goooood memories. ❤
The 70’s had the best soul train lines and the only ones I watch, I’m a 90’s kid and I don’t even watch the ones from that era cause their nothing like the ones from the 70’s and early 80’s
A true Saturday morning '70s classic show!!
Don Cornelius's perfectly tailored eggshell-blue suit matched with a wide, dark striped tie. Absolute class.
I am 69 now, what wonderful memories this brings back. Every Saturday I was in front of our TV. Me and my best friend Dana. Learning the dances that we were going to do at the Saturday night dance. Yeeeeeees indeed.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This was a time of Unity.
No one looked at the color of your skin, only your dance moves! I listen to this music everyday to remind me how we AMERICANS loved one another.
Peace Love and Soul to our Nation.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
NOW, WHY HAVE YOU SAT THERE AND LIE. THE WHOLE 60S AND 70'S WAS ABOUT BLACK POWER, UNITY AND LOVE ❤ FOR THE BLACKS THOUGH OUR DANCING. WHILE AMERICAN BAND STAND DEMONSTRATED "WHITE SUPREAMIST". JIM CROW LAW AND SUNDOWN LAW JUST LEFT IN 1968 BUT, NOT ENTIRELY . MY BRUTALLY EXPERIENCES WITH COLOR SIGNS PUBIC RESTAURANTS , PUBLIC REST ROOM AND SCHOOLS ARE VERY VIVID. HOW DARE YOU BRING IN FALSE LIES SO THAT YOU AND YOUR KIND CAN FIT IN FALSELY. WHEN SOUL TRAIN FRIST AIR, PRIDE AND AND TOTAL CONFIDENCE SET IN ON THE CONSCIENCES OF MY PEOPLE. WHY, WOULD YOUR PEOPLE SEEK "REFUGE" ON RIGOROUS RACISM WHEN IT CAME FROM YOUR PEOPLE.
Yes. We enjoyed our differences...and gave room for others to be different. We wanted to see each person for who he/she was. Not surface race/skin. Even in to the 90s Michael Jackson said "I don't want to live my life being a color" In the 70s KC could be "black"...Charley Pride could be "white".....and we laughed at ourselves for limiting people because of their skin.
We was bad back then. And the dancing kept us together.
And other white powdery substances 😂 that’s how they could pull these moves
Cause whew even when I was 25? I could jump into the splits but not slide up so easily like that lol
Glad I was around in this era. The music, dance, and community spirit is nothing like it is today or will ever be!
That's the truth. Most people in today's world are out for themselves. No unity. No village helping to raise the kids. Just plum insanity...
Community spirit? This is simply a dance video. What was so great about community spirit? What did you do, or what did other people do?
@@Michelle-pn9xt
We Stuck TOGETHER 👈
We Cared about one another 👈.
We weren't just worried about ourselves, but the community and the world around us👈.
That's the difference between back then and now.
Back then, we called it, "Black Consciousness", and because it was a good thing, it was celebrated.
Today, it's called "WOKE"👈.
@@Michelle-pn9xtYour comment is proof of what he was explaining, nothing like it today, you can't realize
BLACK PEOPLE NEED TO REMEMBER - WE ARE PEOPLE OF THE MIGHTY - MIGHTY PEOPLE OF THE SUN
WATT !!!??!??!!???????!!!!!??????!!??!!!!!!'"*??
@@eggbertinkabod1121 lol hahahahahaha she took too many drugs clearly
Philadelphia Walgreens video from the 4th of July.
The Sun loves us baby 🤣🤣 I think it burns others and they need sun block 😜🤷🏾♀️
Shut up! Who cares!!! 😋
This is great! Earth Wind and Fire on Soul Train! It's hard to beat that!!
They were on Soul Train a lot since they are black and soulful.
EWF never appeared on Soul Train some of their music was played, it took awhile for them to appear on TV for political reasons
So many styles, pure joy, soul. Damn, if i could go back to those times, i would without hesitation nor regret.
RIP Maurice White
There's a reason a video this old has 1,000,000+ views! Glad I am from the Soul Train generation.
ohsnapiam59 Good stuff never loses value..
tom11zz884 Amen to that!
Oh, fuck off...The reason is that this is a nice video with a good song. Don't make this about you, just enjoy the music and be amused.
See your first words?...back at you.
And you are muted
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Every single dancer had a unique style of their own!
30 seconds of Soul Train Line puts a smile on my face
As kids my sibling and me couldn't wait for the soul train line. All chores came to immediate halt.
💯
I just wish there was a time machine where I can go to the hair salon. I love the hair styles back then, no weaves just your natural hair. You can tell the hair stylist actually cared about your hair.
Not only was Soul Train great and the dancers Awsome, the music is perennial. They lyrics to this song for example are off the charts and the vocals to match! What a great band! ✌
So thankful Soul Train did not see twerking. That was real dancing and real soul music.
These dancers are in their 60's and probably still kool
So great! I watched Soul Train every Saturday in the 70's. Loved that show! Great dancers! Great vibe! I miss those years!♥️♥️♥️
Esse programa era americano?
I loved this part of Soul Train… I wish people still expressed themselves like this… I always try to spread the soul in music ❤️
If course the music was real music back then!!
0:26 Wow! Their outfit is amazing
beautiful people...
WOMEN IN THE 70s were so Beautiful back then. ALL NATURAL!. NO WIGS, BUTT INJECTION, OR FAKE BREAST.
Not only the amazing dancing, but the fashions and hairstyles. Wow!!! You can see why the disco era took off in the mid to late 70s cross culture, trying to recreate this.
Man, he killed that reverse split in the intro..we need to get back to this...
I'm afraid that era has passed. 😢 I grew up in it and absolutely LOVED the 70s.
That was Shabbat Doo from the Lockers, and Ozone from Breakin
I love the soul train line...especially in the 70's
I want to time travel to that time
You would have loved it, it was a time of turmoil but black families stuck together and treated their neighbors child like their own, I still look out for anyone or their child black or white, but in those days, you knew that love was there for our people if nothing else. We need to find that again.
Lets be dance partners 😉 if u know what I mean 😘
Jim Crow lynchings
I think I would too myself.
OMG! YOU HAVE READ MY EXACT MIND! I WOULD ALSO LOVE TO GO BACK AND TRAVEL TO THAT TIME! I'M RIGHT ALONG WITH YOU! 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌
Black people. We are the mighty people of the sun!
@@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes yes it did listen
@@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes Preach❤✊🏿
Those were the best days. We danced a lot, most of the brothers had long hair and wore their hair in plaits or in an afro now they are all bald or wear very short hair cuts. An, they were confident in who they were. Drugs and destructive cultural behaviors changed that.
Miss the music...miss the clothing styles...miss the era...
Wow!! Fantastic!!! Made my day watching this👍
People really knew what was important then. So simple and perfect.
I could watch this all day long....
Me too. I must've watched it at least ten times today--always looking for something I might've missed.😅
We lost Shabba Doo one of the original lockers. The first down the line. 😥
Yes still cannot believe it man he could dance for real!!
He was such a great dancer. Easy on the eyes too! RIP❤
Fantastic and fantastically beautiful.
I LOVED watching this a lot more than watching American Bandstand as a little kid, haha.
StormLaker1975 as an Asian kid growing up in the seventies I too could not relate to American Bandstand.
StormLaker1975 I would wake up every Sunday morning and just look in awe of these dancers trying to copy the moves.
me to
+Matt A me to only it was Sat at 12pm n DC
...FOR REAL!!...
I love my people's, so glad I lived to experience this..
Jim Crow lynchings 1920s-1930s white southern sadism
@@zoom0011 stfu
"My people" Sounds like a subliminal racist remark. 'Your people' excludes non-blacks, am I right?
@@Whisper0ak , take it just like you want to, there were white, blacks,Japenese and races of all kind welcome on Soul Train, go reach somewhere else.
@@jsuchaldy9690 I don't need to reach. You said "my people" and "our people" after you explicitly mention black families. Maybe you don't even realize the implication of your words. Your words of discrimination combined with the topic of black families implies you harbor racist views. The circumstantial evidence is on you. I didn't say anything about Soul Train. I'm talking about your choice of words. Maybe you aren't racist, but you are using words that make you sound racist.
Platform shoes oh..yes..I knew how to dance and walked on those good old days♥️
Right, run too! 🏃
I love Soul Train, I grew up with the show, I vote, they sould bring it back.
When dancing was cool and stylish!
uhuuuul saudade da fantasy discooo aki em sampa!!!!! demais!!!!!!
Adriana Luders Bom dia linda Drica.Saudades tmb,mas hoje ta mais maneiro.Ótimo dia p vc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good times..I remember being glued to the tube every black household was watching Soul Train..and EWF being my favorite group of all time this was and still is the jam..
Every white household, too! Myself and others watched this religiously!
I grew up on this. Watched it almost every Saturday.
I'm a middle aged white guy and this show taught me how to strut my thang. Already being a fan of soul and funk music, I loved the line up and watched all the dancers in awe as a kid and copied them all the time. And boy, did it pay off in the clubs when I was old enough to go. Bless you Soul Train
Soul train dancers on point with dance and swag 🥰
2:06 dayum butter smooth dude
Nicoscramble That was Tyrone Powers!!😃
This is iconic stuff. Could not wait for Soul Train back in the day. And this EW&F song still resonates after all these years. Thanks for posting!!!!
Sigh...My childhood in the 80's on Saturday mornings. RIP Don..
My childhood in the 70s!! So blessed to have experienced and that I lived through this era. All the great music and fashion and just being.
Soul Train was cool no matter what color you were! This was a class act show! Rest in peace Don. We love ya bro!!!
Nice and healthy people. Not over weight. Getting their exercise on. Right on!
On this day in 1974 {March 3rd} "Mighty Mighty" by Earth, Wind and Fire entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #95; and ten weeks later on May 12th, 1974 it peaked at #29 {for 1 week} and spent 15 weeks on the Top 100...
It reached #4 on Billboard's R&B Singles chart...
Was track one of side one from the nine-member group's fifth studio album, 'Open Our Eyes', and on May 19th, 1974 the album reached #1 {for 1 week} on Billboard's Top R&B Albums chart, #15 on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart...
Two other tracks from the album also made the Top 100 chart; "Devotion" {#33} and "Kalimba Story" {#55}...
R.I.P. Soul Train's Don Corneius {1936 - 2012}...
sauquoit13456 It is one of my favorite songs and I can not sit still when I hear it. I consider it the Soul Train line theme song.
I haven’t seen Soul Train in years. Judging by the clothes I’d say it’s the 70’s. Great dancing, fun to watch
Yes, and the song came out in the 1970s.
GOD WAS RIGHT ON TIME WHEN HE MADE US MY BLACK FAMILY LOOK SO BEAUTIFUL NOTHING MAKES ME HAPPIER TO SEE THEM DANCING AND SHAKING THEIR STUFF JUST WANNA SMILE TO THE FULLEST
Black Folks! Black Folks! Dancing is in our soul!🖤🖤What a treasure this video is to watch.🤎
What fun! The clothes, the dancing the music! I love it!!
Good times
It's time to bring back the unity we all once had in the 70's!!
no tweking!!! we would dDDDDAAAAANNNCCCEEE!!!
RIGHT!
I was thinking, "everybody is FACING the camera, not marching down the line ass first."
we did at partys all the time!!
The soul train line dancers make me smile and or laugh; each one of them are beautiful in their own way. ✌ Peace and respect 😘 to them.
This just reinforces my undying love for the 70s
Everything about Soul Train dancers was they were All Natural!!💃🏾🕺🏾👊🏾
Those were the good old Days. I grew up watching SOUL TRAIN. Good Memories. ❤️ 🎵🎤🎼💃🥰
1:34 made me cry ... i laughed so hard... the guys reaction to being hit is amazing!
No better time to grow up. I loved this show.
The Soul Trains Line Dance! Everybody looked forward to this part of the show! To watch the steps and the individual fashion statements! Man I loved that show! RIP Don Cornelius SSSSSSOOOOOUUUUUULLLLL TTTTTTRRRRRAAAAAIIIIINNNN....!
Working at the Car Wash y'all Boogie Mighty Mighty! Thank you for the memories SOOOUL Train and the magnificent Cornelious!
One of my favorite EWF songs.
Love how everyone's legs were so much longer in their platform shoe hiding bell bottoms.
Get Down!
Thank you for all the Love, Peace, and Soul Mr. Don Cornelius!
It's always fun to watch people's reactions to the shows and dances. I grew up with Soul Train and American Bandstand.
If the soul train line proves one thing it is that rhythm doesn't cost a thing and feels so good. Shout out to Don Cornelius for his creation. He is a true legend.
Loving this Soul Train time machine 70’s full of love, peace & soul.
IT WAS FUN BEING BLACK! AND DON CORNELIUS MADE IT HAPPEN. NEVER FORGET WHERE YOU COME FROM AND NEVER FORGET HOW BEAUTIFUL YOU ARE TO BE BLACK!!! PEACE LOVE AND SOUL MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS!!!! -BRAIDS OF WISDOM!!! 😍🥰🤭🤗🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤💯
Ahhh the wonders of youth. Admiring the athleticism of the last guy at 2.25. Goes down and so smoothly slides back up with no use of hands!
The fashion was so camp and over-the-top it was almost like they were wearing costumes that they wouldn't normally wear outside the studio in public. But they did. All those wild, loud outfits could be seen on the street any day of the week.
I had forgotten how popular patched denim was. In jeans, jackets, etc.
As we said back then " do your thang" whatever made us feel free sometimes the wilder the better
That was the energy of the time. loud free and fun.
@@1mrstutt I have a pair and I am 48!!!
THE DAYS WHEN NO ONE HAD A CELL IN THEIR HAND EVERY MINUTE
Amen!!!!!!
Seriously
the legendary shabba doo and flukey luke!
Greetings from Bogotá Colombia. South America. I love the 70's R&B.
The last couple walked off like they did a 12 hour shift.😂😂😂
Best line dance on soul train... Best song to line dance to, imo...
Agreed! The only problem is that I keep playing it over and over again! 😄
Soul Train , is where I learned to dance .. and I was good … because of them …
No wigs or false eyelashes, trim & naturally good looking!