Soul Train: The best of the seventies

A selection of clips from the 1970's and 1980's featuring interviews and performances from the era's most popular artists. Global ImageWorks is exclusive worldwide clip licensing representative.

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[Jonathan Watanabe]

This isn't just music, this stuff is a historical document.  It has locked in the culture of the past century... and it lives in color.

[MarvelDcImage]

I wish black women still had afros. I am white.

[jkilthau]

Too bad Soul Train left a legacy of blatent racism. Over the years, it's obvious that the dancers had to be either black or (White/Asian females). There are a few token "crackers" but they were pretty much excluded. Racism is ugly no matter how you cut it.

[Paul Moody]

Soul Train makes me (Mr Whitey) look like a dickhead! Really, Bandstand and all the other music shows of the 70's/80's look like pretentious cavemen that are conservative thinkers at best!. Listen to the music, look at the performers and crowd getting into it.....the vibe is awesome! The talent is awesome! Thanks Soul Train!!! May 6th, 2013!

[fairfax17]

why

[chikafela]

Looking at this clip completely I understand why there are no more of this great show. From elegance and good groove 70's to serious vomit late 80's...

[maxidays1]

Thank you for posting video really enjoyed.

[erkanavcierkanavci]

1:10 please !!

[PanamaAvianAir]

oh, mama!!!

[Platon909]

Thank you)

[JaySnapps Ayensu]

The Breaks - Kurtis Blow

[Platon909]

Do you know the name of this song at 2 00?) If you find it please tell me it.