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theAudience

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The Best of Soul Train 10-27-07

Performance: Kool & The Gang - Funky Stuff woot!

Let's Get Married - Al Green

Scramble Board tune (Bill Withers): Redbone - Come And Get Your Love

Performance: Al Wilson - Touch And Go

Soul Train Line: For The Love Of Money - The O'Jays

Performance: The Natural Four - Love That Really Counts

Can You Handle It? - Graham Central Station

Performance: Kool & The Gang - Hollywood Swinging

I'm In Love - Aretha Franklin

Performance: Al Wilson - Broken Home

You Got My Soul On Fire - The Temptations

Performance: Kool & The Gang - Jungle Boogie



Love, Peace & SOUL



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Reply #1 posted 10/27/07 7:02pm

Timmy84

LOL! Like Mary Wells said, you beat me to the punch! lol

Kool & the Gang made my day today!!!!!

"Funky Stuff"
"Hollywood Swingin'"
AND "Jungle Boogie"!?!

woot! woot! woot!

And Al Wilson is a great singer! biggrin

GREAT EPISODE!!!!! Thanks, lol.
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Reply #2 posted 10/27/07 7:03pm

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Timmy84 said:

LOL! Like Mary Wells said, you beat me to the punch! lol

Kool & the Gang made my day today!!!!!

"Funky Stuff"
"Hollywood Swingin'"
AND "Jungle Boogie"!?!

woot! woot! woot!

And Al Wilson is a great singer! biggrin

GREAT EPISODE!!!!! Thanks, lol.

highfive


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Reply #3 posted 10/27/07 9:08pm

SoulAlive

cool episode,but I was waiting to see Al Wilson perform "Show and Tell",He never did confused
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Reply #4 posted 10/27/07 9:18pm

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eek

That sure as hell looks like a good episode cool
Too bad Soul Train isn't aired in Finland pout
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Reply #5 posted 10/27/07 9:22pm

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Great episode.


Al Wilson had a little fine back-up singer, the chick with the afro puff. Kool looked so young, brotha had some fanga waves goin' and the Natural our seemed like a pretty good vocal group.
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Reply #6 posted 10/27/07 11:49pm

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This was a great episode. Kool and the Gang absolutely turned it out.

Dammitt, I had the whole thing recorded onto DVD, labeled the DVD, and finalized it. When it got finished finalizing, it said "error" or "bad disc". It was not a damn bad disc. I turned it off and turned it back on several times. I even unplugged it and plugged it back in with no luck. Oh well, it comes on the local channel again tonight at 11:30. This time I'm taking no chances. I'm going to record it with the VCR and then transfer it to DVD.
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Reply #7 posted 10/27/07 11:51pm

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LittleBLUECorvette said:

Great episode.


Al Wilson had a little fine back-up singer, the chick with the afro puff. Kool looked so young, brotha had some fanga waves goin' and the Natural our seemed like a pretty good vocal group.


Yeah that girl looked scrumptious. love
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Reply #8 posted 10/28/07 7:35am

funkpill

Timmy84 said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Great episode.


Al Wilson had a little fine back-up singer, the chick with the afro puff. Kool looked so young, brotha had some fanga waves goin' and the Natural our seemed like a pretty good vocal group.


Yeah that girl looked scrumptious. love


And the one Brenda Gordon today is known as Brenda Russell

Ms. Piano In The Dark herself biggrin
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Reply #9 posted 10/28/07 2:47pm

Timmy84

funkpill said:

Timmy84 said:



Yeah that girl looked scrumptious. love


And the one Brenda Gordon today is known as Brenda Russell

Ms. Piano In The Dark herself biggrin


eek SURE IS!!!! Rare to see her with short hair. smile
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Reply #10 posted 10/28/07 11:40pm

Abdul

Great episode, I wonder why Kool and co. didn't play live?
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Reply #11 posted 10/28/07 11:56pm

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funkpill said:

Timmy84 said:



Yeah that girl looked scrumptious. love


And the one Brenda Gordon today is known as Brenda Russell

Ms. Piano In The Dark herself biggrin

Interesting bit of trivia.

I didn't know that this thread was started so I actually started one about finding the episode and the fact AL Wilson's "Touch and Go" was actually first on Cher's 1971 "Gypsies, Tramps and Theives" album (his version seems to add a much needed verse...her version was way too short). Seems like a strange cut to not only cover but make a hit. Cher usually is the person that covered songs back at that time. Maybe it wasn't originally for her?
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Reply #12 posted 10/29/07 7:40am

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Dammitt, I got home Saturday night and the only thing on my tape was that damn "American Idol" bullshit. Apparently, something must have run over early in the evening and delayed everything by one hour. When that happens, they usually eliminate something on late night programming. Instead of eliminating some bullshit like "American Idol" (which should never have been on the air anyway), they eliminated something good like "Soul Train".

I tell ya, this just hasn't been my weekend.
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Reply #13 posted 10/29/07 1:17pm

unkemptpueblo

That was a good episode. Music had such a good vibe back then. THe audience was energetic AND asked questions about artists responsibility to the community. Plus they danced their asses off, and the music was killin! Do yall think the people seemed inspired because the music was uplifting, or was the music uplifting cause the people were inspired? hmmm
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Reply #14 posted 10/29/07 1:22pm

unkemptpueblo

SoulAlive said:

cool episode,but I was waiting to see Al Wilson perform "Show and Tell",He never did confused


Al was cool. Do all of his songs have 3 syllables? He did "touch and go", "broken home", he's known for "show and tell".. what waS next? "see and say", speak and spell", "drop and roll"? lol
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Reply #15 posted 10/29/07 1:24pm

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LittleBLUECorvette said:

Great episode.


Al Wilson had a little fine back-up singer, the chick with the afro puff. Kool looked so young, brotha had some fanga waves goin' and the Natural our seemed like a pretty good vocal group.


how funny was it that the sistah in the middles name was "Brooke Honeycut"? That was classic. Made my day.
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Reply #16 posted 10/29/07 1:27pm

SoulAlive

I went crazy when they played "I'm In Love" by Aretha Franklin music

I remember this song so vividly,my mom used to play it all the time.Back in 1974,she had the album 'Let Me In Your Life'.This album also contains the hit "Until You Come Back To Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do)".As a child,I would always hear these two songs played back-to-back.Man,those were the days!
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Reply #17 posted 10/29/07 1:40pm

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I went crazy when they played "I'm In Love" by Aretha Franklin music

I remember this song so vividly,my mom used to play it all the time.Back in 1974,she had the album 'Let Me In Your Life'.This album also contains the hit "Until You Come Back To Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do)".As a child,I would always hear these two songs played back-to-back.Man,those were the days!


for me, that episode gave me beautiful flashbacks of textured paisley wallpaper and just good times, man. This has become one of my fave. episodes.
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Reply #18 posted 10/29/07 1:41pm

SoulAlive

unkemptpueblo said:

SoulAlive said:

I went crazy when they played "I'm In Love" by Aretha Franklin music

I remember this song so vividly,my mom used to play it all the time.Back in 1974,she had the album 'Let Me In Your Life'.This album also contains the hit "Until You Come Back To Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do)".As a child,I would always hear these two songs played back-to-back.Man,those were the days!


for me, that episode gave me beautiful flashbacks of textured paisley wallpaper and just good times, man. This has become one of my fave. episodes.


nod I swear,I wish we could just go back in a time machine,back to 1974.That episode took me back to a simpler,happier time.
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Reply #19 posted 10/29/07 3:52pm

chewwsey

I loved the show. the soul train line, though, was so horrible the show could have gotten cancelled. eek I don't know who directed the line but he should have been fired and the editor. that one lady who does the robot and thangs can dance! and the guy at the end of kool and the gang was hilarious.
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Reply #20 posted 10/29/07 3:56pm

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Did anyone catch Darnell Williams doing the ST Scramble Board? If you don't know, he played Jesse on All My Chidren in the late 70s and early 80s. Kind of funny that it took he and his partner so long to figure out "Bill Withers" on the scramble board. lol

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