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PrintableWillieDynamite said: Did anyone else see Jody Watley during the line dance with the other guy from Shalamar? She was also in the first 15 minutes as well!
I knew that was her!!  I knew that she became a Soul Train dancer in 1974,so whenever I see any episodes that came after that,I always look for her.She can also be seen clearly in a 1976 episode during Johnny Taylor's performance of "Disco Lady". | |
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vainandy said: Besides The Average White Band and The O'Jay's "I Love Music", I don't think I've heard any of those songs they played. They were decent though and sure as hell better than those late 80s episodes.
The first song they played was "To Each His Own" by Faith,Hope and Charity.One of my favorite disco jams 
to each his own that's my philosophy I don't know what's right for you and you don't know what's right for me produced by Van McCoy ("The Hustle") so it has his classic sound | |
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SoulAlive said: vainandy said: Besides The Average White Band and The O'Jay's "I Love Music", I don't think I've heard any of those songs they played. They were decent though and sure as hell better than those late 80s episodes.
The first song they played was "To Each His Own" by Faith,Hope and Charity.One of my favorite disco jams
to each his own that's my philosophy I don't know what's right for you and you don't know what's right for me produced by Van McCoy ("The Hustle") so it has his classic soundi love that cut! when don announced what it was i was like "woo!"  | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: SoulAlive said: The first song they played was "To Each His Own" by Faith,Hope and Charity.One of my favorite disco jams
to each his own that's my philosophy I don't know what's right for you and you don't know what's right for me produced by Van McCoy ("The Hustle") so it has his classic soundi love that cut! when don announced what it was i was like "woo!" the lyrics are GREAT
the best advice in the line of business is to mind your business If you got no business,then make it your business to leave other people's business alone They appeared on a 1976 episode,singing that song and another jam called "Don't Go Looking For Love".I swear,I need to go on a vinyl dig to look for their album. | |
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Is there a Web site with a complete listing of songs from each episode? I've come across several that list which songs were performed live, but are there any that list all the songs from each episode? | |
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theAudience said: Handclapsfingasnapz said: that performance was shit-hot. 
Nice...aah...graphic description. 
I loved the live "Schoolboy Crush"!!! Bangin!!!!
... " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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can't wait to watch this week's episode on Saturday.It's from 1980 and features Rick James and the SOS Band.Rick is gonna perform "Big Time",one of his most underrated songs. | |
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