This is why people in other places couldn't believe that LA had gangs... Cause you'd watch these kids on Soul Train and think that California was just such a happy 😊 and sunny place 🌞 with these brothers high kicking and dancing all wild with big Jehri curls and stuff.. 🤣 LOL... Fun times on a Saturday morning.
NO WEAVE.. NO FALSE EYE LASHES.. NO BBL’L NO FAKE BREAST.. NO TATTOOS..NO TONS OF OF MAKE 🆙.. NO CELL PHONES 📞 THE WOMEN WERE SO BEAUTIFUL.. I REALLY MISS THOSE DAYS.. 😢
Never knew this was originally a Chaz Jankel sing until right now , I searched Chaz Jankel to find another sing that I remember from the early 80’s and this popped up!
Black in those days have much talent than today. I remember I will never miss Soul Train…Bless everyone of them were ever they are. My generation was the best.
There was a reason that America led the world in a lot of areas, this was one. God Bless the musicians of Quincy Jones & those 'super sexy'🤓 Soul Train dancers & Mr. Don Cornelius, RIP.
My friend's oldest sister, who was a lot older than us at the time, used to sing "I love Carlito!" about her boyfriend to the chorus of this song. Long story short, they're still together all these years later.
Love this since the first time I heard it at very near graduating Binghamton University. Quincy, you're a genius, yet now that 43 years have come and gone with this song, it's time to better capitalize on it. Think, 'I love Velveeta,' or 'Ryvita' or 'Belvita' or the like. No joke.
0:51 to 1:00 is one of the funniest moments in the show, homeboy with the red pants leaps into the shot, dances and leaves the shot with a grin, then dude in the white shirt is dancing like a moron half voguing his moves, then the best is the dude in with the green shirt, glitter belt and black pants...he is having the time of his life in his own crazy little world.
This was fly shit. I seen the American Bandstand version of this and everybody dancing like they got mashed potatoes in they shoes. 😂🤣 #80sBaby #90sKids #RIPDonCornelius #SoulTrain4Eva
I LOVE VELVEETA, THERE'S NOTHING ELSE THAT'S ON THE SHELF, IT'S YOU OR NOTHING EEEEELLLSSEEE... YOU OR NOTHING ELSE!!!! (COURUS) I LOVE VELVEETA, THERE'S NOTHING ELSE!!!!
Hello friends. Who remembers the song performed by the group-Su Suleiman. Sulei, Sulei, Suleiman. How can I not find it on the Internet. I listened to this song in the 80s.
Muito legal. Isso era anos 77/78. Tudo muito inocente. O pessoal aí era louco pra aparecer na TV....rs.....rs....rs....rs......que saudades......muito bom.
Is alles gut 👌 ich freue mich 🤩 immer über so eine Super 👍 Good Music . Der Martin von ampire in Germany Deutschland 🇩🇪 . Thank you Dir mir in the World 📞💽📀🗽🎺🎤🎹🎷
Are we permitted to enquire, in this day and age of equality, where the white people are??!! It would definitely be asked if it was the other way round! My wife pointed this out as she is not old enough to remember this programme. Fair’s fair in looking at historic “equality/racism”, especially as this was aimed at the ethnic audience. What did we miss out on? Fabulous song and she thought the outfits and moves were hilarious- so did I as it’s very “of the era”!
Briefly, Soul Train was created to counter American Bandstand, which was mainly white. Bandstand then had more dancers of color after Soul Train started and Soul Train had some dancers who were not people of color. I appreciated both Soul Train and Bandstand for what they were.
The 'white people' were on American Bandstand and at that time would not really frequent spaces where the people were predominantly 'ethnic' (whatever that means). Those were the times. As for the 'other way round', would you be posing this same debate if you were watching a show, any show, where the audience was predominantly white? Would it occur to you to ask 'where are the (ethnics) people of colour? Therein lies your answer.
