The best of soul train

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"For over thirty-five years, Soul train was a national institution, the premier U.S. television show for showcasing the latest names in the world of black music"--Container

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors: B.T. Express (Musical group), Ecstasy, Passion & Pain (Musical group), Gladys Knight and the Pips, O'Jays (Musical group), Ohio Players (Musical group), Pointer Sisters, Rufus (Musical group), Time-Life Films, Tower of Power (Musical group)
Other Authors: Cornelius, Don, 1936-2012, Douglas, Carl, Khan, Chaka, Knight, Gladys, 1944-, Nathan, David, Quattrucci, Ralph (Producer), Summer, Donna, Taylor, Johnnie
Format: Unknown
Language:English
Published: [Fairfax, VA] : Time-Life, ©2010
Subjects:
1971 - 1980
African Americans > Music
Funk (Music)
Popular music
Rhythm and blues music
Rock music
Soul music > 1971-1980
African Americans
Soul music
Music
Televised performances
Television series
Table of Contents:
  • Episode 78: So very hard to go / Tower of Power ; Yes we can can / Pointer Sisters ; What is hip? / Tower of Power ; Put your hands together / The O'Jays
  • Episode 96: On and on / Gladys Knight & the Pips ; For the love of money / The O'Jays ; Neither one of us (wants to be the first to say goodbye) / Gladys Knight & the Pips
  • Episode 116: Good things don't last forever / Ecstasy, Passion & Pain ; Kung fu fighting / Carl Douglas ; Do it ('til you're satisfied) / B.T. Express ; Skin tight / Ohio Players
  • Episode 176: Love to love you baby / Donna Summer ; Livin' for the weekend / The O'Jays ; Disco lady / Johnny Taylor ; Dance wit me / Rufus feat. Chaka Khan

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