My Experience On Soul Train R.I.P. Don Cornelius

[NOmanNEEDdie]

5 big stars like in the day

[kuunami]

I think It had to be later than 1993 because nobody really knew of Dru Hill until about 1995 or 1996. Oh, and I can vouch for how big it was that you had that job back then. It's been notoriously difficult for blacks to get into the production side of the entertainment business and it still is today. I'm speaking from frustrating personal experience. So I can imagine how tough it was back then. Are you still in the industry? Maybe you can offer some tips for others out there. A video perhaps?

[lundyncanada]

@kuunami When I moved out of LA I got out of the business. Thanks for watching the video :-)

[calliope3rdward]

R.I.P Don Cornelius he will truly be missed. One of the coolest brothers ever in entertainment. Peace!!!

[lilcoco770007]

RIP I'm going to miss him!

[clintonearlwalker]

Thanx for the video. I'm a 50 year old white guy, but I grew up with Soul Train, this is pretty damn sad, :(

[KnowingYourWorth]

@clintonearlwalker I know you like those Soul Train Dancer LOL!

[clintonearlwalker]

@KnowingYourWorth I liked the dancers, I liked the music, I liked the "scramble word" or whatever it was called, I even liked Don Cornelius. Every black person I ever knew never missed that show. I watched many of them myself.

[KnowingYourWorth]

@clintonearlwalker That's what's up!!!