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Uploaded by PopsTake4 on Sep 23, 2011
Soul Train - Your Host ! Don Cornelius
The O'Jays
" Back Stabbers "
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i love walters voice :} more than the rest:}
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The fourth O'Jay sings at :51 when Eddie misses his cue...lol.
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Man what a baseline!!
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these suits deserve at least three thumbs up!
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"Bad Eddie Levert"
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This music has fed my heart and soul for as long as I can remember. Just pure class.
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Proper, pure soul music, just brilliant..
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Cool stuff!
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now that's what I call music!!
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RIP Mr. Cornelius. May you be dancing with MJ now.
TheHypnofox 1 month ago 9
Just as I remember it. Starting 8th grade in the fall of 1972, I didn't really appreciate the fact that I had spent the previous year watching the first year of a show with so much Historical significance. EVERY Saturday I was in front of the TV absorbing musical history in the making; and it happened to be just as I was coming of age. I truly felt like "Soul Train" was a validation of my taste in music. R.I.P. Don Cornelius!
rickydfcc77 1 month ago 4