. My father used to play it all the time when I was a kid. He also shared with me he saw the Ojays live he passed a joint to one of the members I cant remember who. He gets so hyped up when he tells the story too cause he was one of the only white guys there haha but he had friends who took him and looked out for him he said seeing Ojays and music like theirs back then in the 70's and 80's was the best time of his life. I am 25 and so envious of your guys generation the music is so good. People my age look at me funny when I turn on soul train
God.those folks could dance.(well dressed,smiling,pride in appearance,etc..)im 58..i miss those days of the 1970s..again, those folks could lay it down..bravo!!🇺🇸👌
Could you add the year A tine of no real worries and resposibities theres the hot pants we were thin because we couldnt stop there were no judgements Talent was in Happy and Happy
@@diamondeyes1559 - I graduated in 1977 and this was my favorite show of all time. Never missed it! I had some of the style outfits they wore. I just wanted to learn to dance from the dancers of Soul Train! :-)
Brother Don Cornelius producer founder and host Soul Train. Brother Don uplifted Africans to enjoy ourselves whether from Atlanta to New York and African people we can’t stop dancing. RIP Brother Don Cornelius
Che Musica Stupenda, la migliore di tutti i Tempi, nei Magici e Fantastici Anni 70 non c'è partita..per nessuno! Che tempi, che ricordi, che spensieratezza! I giovani dì oggi mi fanno ridere, cosa si sono persi..Tanta Roba!
The look of strength and power. A time when Black Brothers loved, and kept beautiful black women from high yellow to dark chocolate, on their arms , around their shoulders ,and on their backs. 🙂😋
As a culture we have forgotten to sing, dance and just hold each other. I miss the days when politics did not divide us we just accepted each other as we were.
I remember this. I was only 11 years old but I loved this Soul Train. Not so much in the late 80s and beyond. It seems some people dressed like they were " working" the show if you get my drift.
I'm 64. I used to watch this show in the 70s when I was in 7th grade or so. What I find odd is I'd watch this and Dick Clark's show and it never occurred to me that one show had more blacks and one show had more whites. I just would look for the best dance moves and coolest songs to learn at school dances. Ditto with watching Fat Albert, What's Happening, or Gilligan's Island. It never meant anything to me what color the actors were. Today it seems there are groups that intentionally try to segregate based on color. BLM is a great example. Or Proud Boys. Or ANY group that defines their identity based on skin color. I find it offensive, for example, to "support" black-owned business. I'll buy 100% of my stuff from a business based on the product/service quality. Anyone feel same?
It’s like taking a journey a the hot tub Time Machine…back when you did your chores on Saturday morning while watching the show. It sure made doing your chores a lot more fun watching and practicing your dance moves. What fun it was back then.
wholly molly everyone is so thin! Especially the dude in the blue striped tank top and blue pants he is stick thin. Nice trip back to a time when people were able to throw their cares away and have fun at least for a little while.
The Song Love Train by the O'Jays was so impressive that It had to be inspired. I can't believe It, It's Awesome! Much ❤ to You for presenting It to us. Keep on writing songs like this one.
This was the BEGINNING of the SOULLLLL TRAAAAAAIN never ending line - right here!!! REST IN PEACE, DON CORNELIUS, AND THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM MY MY HEART!!! LEARNED ALL MY DANCE MOVES FROM SOUL TRAIN ❤🚉❤🚉❤🚉❤🚉❤🚉
We've become so self obsessed and paranoid because of instant news and social media that We've lost site of what life is about, music and dance rather than hatred, war and devision. Let the world dance I say
Gonna be 60 soon... For wat it's worth, this song just hits different... Thankyou'🙏🏾💝💯💯
. My father used to play it all the time when I was a kid. He also shared with me he saw the Ojays live he passed a joint to one of the members I cant remember who. He gets so hyped up when he tells the story too cause he was one of the only white guys there haha but he had friends who took him and looked out for him he said seeing Ojays and music like theirs back then in the 70's and 80's was the best time of his life. I am 25 and so envious of your guys generation the music is so good. People my age look at me funny when I turn on soul train
God.those folks could dance.(well dressed,smiling,pride in appearance,etc..)im 58..i miss those days of the 1970s..again, those folks could lay it down..bravo!!🇺🇸👌
Man do we need a serious love train in the world right now. :(
I agree with u :)
TRUE and FAST*******
@@kevingreen1652 and @April Nowak-Tolen We need this train right here, right now
I'm get onboard!
Co-sign!
They're Grandparents and Great Grandparents now. Probably still getting down. 😁
Yes we are!
Getting down is the easy part, it's the getting back up for some of us 😂
You know it!! I dance better than my daughters and they"re 27 & 25 yrs. old..lol.
One can only hope they are still getting down.
Yep. My Mom has more of a social life than I do. The Boomers and Silent Gens be OUTSIDE y’all. 🤷🏽♀️🤣
We might not have had as much, but we were MUCH happier. I was.
Don Cornelius and Dick Clark together throwing a big ol' dance party in heaven.
The happiest song playing at the happiest of times - a roomful of people just having fun. Ahh, to go back to the 70s.
Time flew by so fast 💔😢. I'll never get tired of watchn soul train. ITS THE SOOOOOUUUUL TRAIN!!😁👍
I could watch these guys dance all day long!!
Best decade ever! Best music (all genres) , best clothes, best hair, best dance moves 💃 🕺🏼 Can we please go back to THIS?!
I think and say this all the time!
Gold Dust Tarot yes but please is not necessary
Best neighborhoods, restaurants, etc.
I love soul train 4ever 🌹👱♀️
Me too dear Yuki💕☺
I would like to officially REPLACE the term "ol school" with "best school."
Best school in deed the alpha gen got nothing on this gen
Back when people knew how to have a good time. The color of your skin didn't matter. That feeling carried into the 80's and 90's. What a time.
Remember the dancers were all picked by producers and other aids of the Don. They weren't together because of their love of mankind.
🛑 with the delusional skin color didn't matter! Great show that many enjoyed!
Did that apply in South Africa too?
this is from the 60s-70s? skin color definitely mattered
I love the 70s......
Same
Well yeah....Legends were born😁
Why can't people just enjoy the videos? Soul Train was a great show that all races enjoyed.
Could you add the year A tine of no real worries and resposibities theres the hot pants we were thin because we couldnt stop there were no judgements Talent was in Happy and Happy
@@diamondeyes1559 Love Train was released in 1972
@@diamondeyes1559 - I graduated in 1977 and this was my favorite show of all time. Never missed it! I had some of the style outfits they wore. I just wanted to learn to dance from the dancers of Soul Train! :-)
U got that right 👍😁
@@jingqi9106 I thought Love Train came out in 1973
i just love this song! and i grew up with soul train! keep up the good work...also i still wear these 70's clothes too!
Brother Don Cornelius producer founder and host Soul Train.
Brother Don uplifted Africans to enjoy ourselves whether from Atlanta to New York and African people we can’t stop dancing.
RIP Brother Don Cornelius
And every small town in between!
Che Musica Stupenda, la migliore di tutti i Tempi, nei Magici e Fantastici Anni 70 non c'è partita..per nessuno! Che tempi, che ricordi, che spensieratezza! I giovani dì oggi mi fanno ridere, cosa si sono persi..Tanta Roba!
"Love Train" by The O'Jays my favorite song to dance to
Awesome. Dancing. 1970 s Old School ....Classic. Fabulous
I can remember sitting in the front of the TV Saturday morning eating my cereal, watching cartoons and then Soul Train like it was yesterday
See, you don't need drugs, just great music and amazing clothes :)
There were definitely drugs in the 70s.
When Afros rule the scene.
The look of strength and power. A time when Black Brothers loved, and kept beautiful black women from high yellow to dark chocolate, on their arms , around their shoulders ,and on their backs. 🙂😋
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I loved the way they looked, if I could grow one I would wit that ol school metal pic.👍
Brown skin people had beautiful Afros back then. I wish people would bring it back.
As a culture we have forgotten to sing, dance and just hold each other. I miss the days when politics did not divide us we just accepted each other as we were.
I was born in Miami 1971 my family is Cuban I loved this show this is where I learned all my awesome dance moves long live soul train
I remember this. I was only 11 years old but I loved this Soul Train. Not so much in the late 80s and beyond. It seems some people dressed like they were " working" the show if you get my drift.
This is when they had the best dancers.
Iam Mexican grew up watching the show every Saturday ❤❤❤❤
That first couple was a tough act to follow :)
What a great time to grow up in. I am so thankful. And love they are having a wonderful time.
The days before smartphones and distractions…. I’m so glad we have these to go back & enjoy simpler times
We need more of this in today's rotten world
Young people of the world, this is how it's done. This is how we rolled in the 70's.
I'm 64. I used to watch this show in the 70s when I was in 7th grade or so. What I find odd is I'd watch this and Dick Clark's show and it never occurred to me that one show had more blacks and one show had more whites. I just would look for the best dance moves and coolest songs to learn at school dances. Ditto with watching Fat Albert, What's Happening, or Gilligan's Island. It never meant anything to me what color the actors were. Today it seems there are groups that intentionally try to segregate based on color. BLM is a great example. Or Proud Boys. Or ANY group that defines their identity based on skin color. I find it offensive, for example, to "support" black-owned business. I'll buy 100% of my stuff from a business based on the product/service quality. Anyone feel same?
Always loved it, watched regularly when it was on years ago....
2:51 minutes of fun and memories.seems like yesterday watching this.
if i could go back with what i know now i would do it in a heartbeat!
It’s like taking a journey a the hot tub Time Machine…back when you did your chores on Saturday morning while watching the show. It sure made doing your chores a lot more fun watching and practicing your dance moves. What fun it was back then.
"Soul Train" was my favourite music programme as a kid.
Damita Jo on the go
Every Saturday morning didn't miss it Marvin Gaye and earth wind &fire just to name my favs.
Love these past! Most of peoples in the past are so happy!!
A great time for African American music and dance!
hell yeah - straight out of the 70s...I love it !
Classic from 1972-1973!! ❤️🔥❤️🔥
also im still as small as those people were, and i could never get the seventies out of my blood its with me to stay.
The great-grandchildren of these beautiful dancers look back in joy at the early 1970s.
THIS SONG IS AWesome
I think we should start a soul train protest playing this song. Its time we all get on board the love train.
Great idea!
Best song ever.
wholly molly everyone is so thin! Especially the dude in the blue striped tank top and blue pants he is stick thin. Nice trip back to a time when people were able to throw their cares away and have fun at least for a little while.
If I’m in a mood, I just gotta watch this show and man I feel better. Happiness all around!!
🎶
Great song to dance to back in the days
It's those fro's. Oh, my, it takes me back to the 70's and Mod Squad, the Jackson 5, you get the idea...
Love this song
Fantastic!
RIP Don Cornelius
The Song Love Train by the O'Jays was so impressive that It had to be inspired. I can't believe It, It's Awesome! Much ❤ to You for presenting It to us. Keep on writing songs like this one.
This mustve been the first year of Soul Train because everyone was cramming down that Soul Train Line and not giving ANYONE some space...lol.
That's what I'm thinking too
I really enjoyed it,it even took me back to my day's of dancing,that's all i could do and dress
When music was real
Such a great song!
When Soul Train was real and fun.
2:15 Great 60s vibe on her.
Soul Train❤
Gotta love the way that first couple came out.
Werent the Isley Bros just brilliant - I cant get enough of their songs where can I get enough of their songs.. ?
Love it!
My parents were huge northern soul fans, loved growing up on this stuff despite coming from a working class white fammily
This music cuts across all socio-economic levels. A person would have to be dead not to move to this beat. It is everybody's music.
My favorite dance show
This was the BEGINNING of the SOULLLLL TRAAAAAAIN never ending line - right here!!! REST IN PEACE, DON CORNELIUS, AND THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM MY MY HEART!!! LEARNED ALL MY DANCE MOVES FROM SOUL TRAIN ❤🚉❤🚉❤🚉❤🚉❤🚉
I notice couples doing the Drunk man dance cool thats homage to charles robot very cool
0:48, i love it when the ladies used to do there hair and make-up like that.
They took their time with their looks back then. The guys did too. No sagging pants, etc.
The Soul Train line dancers really had the moves, and the outrages outfits were simply the best.
Buenos días amigos desde Lima Perú 🎸🎶🎶🙏
Absolutely love it....
I Love This Song! 1973; I Think
Watched every week!!
We've become so self obsessed and paranoid because of instant news and social media that We've lost site of what life is about, music and dance rather than hatred, war and devision. Let the world dance I say
Many many evening,late night watch this Spectacular!
When blacks can actually have a great time and get along
Actually, "BROWN" people.
The Afros were fierce! They were no joke back then.
Love Train..is.Soul Train....great.
EXTREMELY AWESOME
Love, love, love Soul Train!!!
The first girl at 0:11 in the tan outfit. I just saw her in one of the other episodes on Bounce tv. She can dance her tail off!
Dojyaaaaan~
Thanks for the uploads! These things turn my bad morning into a great day. :)
✊🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💛♥️🔥🔥🔥🔥 I love the O'Jays and I love Soul Train
@quaxk How is it racial segregation? No one said whites couldn't go on the show. It's just that most whites chose not to.
0:08 to 0:11 in the tan outfit she starts this groove of right!
That had to be fun!
I love how the girl is dancing @0:55 ❤️
After 1:08 everybody else could go home
Wonderfull
48年前「 新宿歌舞伎町 東亜会館」のディスコで良く聞いた曲。あの頃のは素晴らしい曲が沢山ありました。中でも「KC&・サンシャイン バンド」の「 get down tonight」は最高。
The best humans ever ❤️
I 💕😘 soul train
LEZZZZZZZZZ GO
GOOD TIMES YEAH?
Gotta get me one of those ties that Don Cornelius is wearing.
What a beautiful time