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Thread started 08/21/06 7:30pm

PurpleCharm

Soul Train Question

Does anyone know why some acts performed live while others lip-synced?
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Reply #1 posted 08/21/06 8:09pm

CinisterCee

Ashlee reflux?
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Reply #2 posted 08/21/06 8:10pm

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Ashlee reflux?

lol lol lol
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Reply #3 posted 08/21/06 8:22pm

PurpleCharm

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Ashlee reflux?

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Reply #4 posted 08/21/06 8:34pm

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Who performed live? omfg

I thought everyone had to lip-synch
Its a dance show,I wouldnt want to wait on somebody to tune their guitar when I wanna get my dance on lol

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Reply #5 posted 08/21/06 8:42pm

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Reply #6 posted 08/22/06 5:03am

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i think that most acts in the 70's actually performed live while in the 80's and 90's most artists lip-synched their performances....
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Reply #8 posted 08/22/06 9:02am

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I never could figure that out...even in it's early days, some people would lip-synch, while others, particularly large bands, would perform live. For example, When the Isley Brothers first appeared, as just the three older brothers ("It's Your Thing, "Lay away", "Pop That Thang"), they showed up lip synching. But a couple of years later, as 3+3 with the younger siblings ("Who's That Lady, Summer Breeze"), The Isleys showed up full and live (though somebody in the sound booth kept turning down Ernie's guitar solos, mad ). But yeah, Mandrill, War, James Brown, Tower of Power, Average White Band, The Ike & Tina Turner Review, Kool and The Gang, The Jr Walker All Stars, they all performed live, Yet other bands , like Rufus featuring Chaka Khan, or The Ohio Players, lip-synched their hits. Whatever the reason, by 1976 on forward, it seems everybody was lip synching, band or no band...





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Reply #9 posted 08/22/06 9:08am

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I didn't realize my post turned up blank. fight

My post had a youtube link to AWB performing Schoolboy Crush live on Soul Train and I also mentioned that I recalled seeing a clip of Minnie Riperton performing live.
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Reply #10 posted 08/22/06 9:17am

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PurpleCharm said:

I didn't realize my post turned up blank. fight

My post had a youtube link to AWB performing Schoolboy Crush live on Soul Train and I also mentioned that I recalled seeing a clip of Minnie Riperton performing live.


biggrin Yeah, those are some of my favorite appearances! I remember being pissed that Rufus featuring Chaka were lip synching, 'cause when they appeared earlier on shows like The Midnight Special, they got to play live. But it seems like that eventually happened to all of those shows, at least by the late 70's-early 80's. I remember when the group Slave finally showed up for a whole hour on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, but they lip-synched the entire time, mad I was like, WTF, lol !!



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Reply #11 posted 08/22/06 9:22am

Graycap23

PurpleCharm said:

Does anyone know why some acts performed live while others lip-synced?


I don't think ST was set up 2 perform live. Everyone played 2 a track.
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Reply #12 posted 08/22/06 9:25am

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Graycap23 said:

PurpleCharm said:

Does anyone know why some acts performed live while others lip-synced?


I don't think ST was set up 2 perform live. Everyone played 2 a track.



No, some did perform live, at least in the early to mid-70's (see examples above)....


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Reply #13 posted 08/22/06 9:27am

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Graycap23 said:



I don't think ST was set up 2 perform live. Everyone played 2 a track.



No, some did perform live, at least in the early to mid-70's (see examples above)....


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The early days I guess.
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Reply #14 posted 08/22/06 9:59am

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PurpleCharm said:

I didn't realize my post turned up blank. fight

My post had a youtube link to AWB performing Schoolboy Crush live on Soul Train



Yup, funkpill just had a post on that here:

http://www.prince.org/msg/8/199753



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Reply #15 posted 08/22/06 9:59am

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war, tina turner, james brown may have also
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