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American Soul Flashbacks - The Honey Cone Performs "Stick-Up"

The Honey Cone is robbed out of love during their 1971 performance of "Stick-Up" on "Soul Train."
12/19/2018
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American Soul Flashbacks - Gladys Knight & the Pips Perform "Friendship Train"

Kelly Price throws it back to 1971 for a groovy performance of "Friendship Train" by Gladys Knight & the Pips on "Soul Train."
12/19/2018
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American Soul Flashbacks - Rufus Thomas Performs "Do the Funky Penguin"

Rufus Thomas chats with Don Cornelius and performs "Do the Funky Penguin" on "Soul Train" in 1972.
12/19/2018
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05:41

American Soul Flashbacks - The Chi-Lites Perform "Have You Seen Her"

Chicago natives The Chi-Lites do a groovy rendition of "Have You Seen Her" on "Soul Train" in 1967. 
12/19/2018
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American Soul Flashbacks - Martha and the Vandellas Perform "Dancing in the Street"

K. Michelle throws it back to a 1970 performance by Martha and the Vandellas on "Soul Train."
12/19/2018
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American Soul Flashbacks - From the "Soul Train" Archives

Sinqua Walls revisits the early days of "Soul Train," from host Don Cornelius's iconic intros to the epic dance moves featured on-screen.
12/19/2018
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American Soul Bloopers

The cast of American Soul gets tripped up on their lines during the behind the scenes interviews.
12/19/2018
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The Director's Chair with Angela Barnes Gomes

Director Angela Barnes Gomes shares her excitement about working on American Soul, offers insight into storylines and describes her directing style.
02/08/2019
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08:33

I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Behind the Moves

From the days of Motown to the birth of hip hop, the Soul Train dancers look back at their time on the show and reflect on how their experiences transformed black culture.
02/26/2019
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Louie "Ski" Carr

Always dressed to the nines, Louie "Ski" Carr describes how he used his classic Hollywood aesthetic to add dramatic flair to his Soul Train moves.
03/06/2019
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer - Cheryl Song

After making a name for herself as the first non-black dancer on "Soul Train," Cheryl Song credits the show for allowing her to work with Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie.
03/08/2019
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Reginald T. Thornton

After sneaking his way onto the Soul Train set, Reginald T. Thornton became a regular with a funky look and original moves.
03/09/2019
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Derek "Foxtails" Fleming

To set himself apart from the other Soul Train dancers, Derek "Foxtails" Fleming started sporting what would become his trademark foxtail accessories.
03/14/2019
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Soul Style with the Costume Designers of American Soul

Costume designers Rita McGhee and Alita Bailey share their inspirations behind the various costumes they chose for the stars of American Soul.
03/15/2019
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Charles Washington

Charles Washington talks about parlaying his time as a street dancer in Compton, CA, into a career on Soul Train.
03/19/2019
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02:57

I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Sheila "The Diva" Lewis

With her over-the-top outfits, Sheila "The Diva" Lewis became known for more than just dancing abilities on Soul Train.
03/22/2019
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Monique "Mo Que" Chambers

With her signature moves and unique style, choreographer Monique "Mo Que" Chambers found her voice as a dancer on "Soul Train."
03/26/2019
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Adolfo "Shabba Doo" Quinones

After making the move from Chicago to L.A. with "Soul Train," Adolfo "Shabba Doo" Quinones co-founded the legendary dance troupe The Lockers and became a Hollywood staple.
03/29/2019
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Vivica A. Fox

Actress Vivica A. Fox discusses her time as a Soul Train dancer from 1982 to 1983, Don Cornelius's legacy and her brother's reaction to seeing her on the show.
05/18/2020
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Affion Crockett

Affion Crockett came out to L.A. to become an actor and comedian, so when Soul Train gave him a shot as a dancer, he found a way to showcase his sense of humor.
05/25/2020
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The Kickback Couch - 1975

The group reacts to Don's health problems and his rocky relationship with Delores, Simone's dangerous encounter and Gerald's past coming into play.
05/28/2020
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Evette Moss-Terry

Evette Moss-Terry reflects on her dance partner Junior, her Soul Train nickname, how she created her outfits and her most memorable moment as a dancer from 1980 to 1990.
06/03/2020
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The Kickback Couch - Fame

The group implements a stab counter, drops some knowledge about The Lockers dance troupe, marvels at JT's transformation and reacts to Don's questionable tryst.
06/03/2020
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Robi Reed

Casting director and producer Robi Reed looks back at her time on Soul Train from 1974 to 1979, including the show's fashion rules and Labelle's iconic performance.
01/08/2021
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The Kickback Couch - Satisfaction

The "Soul" panel weighs in on The Pointer Sisters' guest appearance, Don's reluctance to hire a publicist, unusual headache remedies and young dishonest autograph seekers.
06/17/2020
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The Kickback Couch - Lovely Day

The viewers discuss DC Young Fly's portrayal of Sly Stone, react to JT being in too deep with Gerald and praise Elton John.
06/18/2020
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06:17

I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Juliette Hagerman

Chicago native Juliette Hagerman recalls how sneaking on set led to a nine-year career as a "Soul Train" dancer and remembers her signature look that celebrities still wear.
06/24/2020
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The Kickback Couch - Say You Love Me

The crew watches episode five of Season 2 and shares their thoughts on James Brown's speaking voice, getting paid in chicken, ethical business practices and more.
06/24/2020
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Nieci Payne Jenkins

Nieci Payne Jenkins recalls dancing on Soul Train as a UCLA student, the fringe benefits of being a dancer and the outfit that caught Don Cornelius's eye.
01/08/2021
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The Kickback Couch - Low Rider

The group reacts to the raid at club, Ruby's interference, Simone coming through for JT, and Don and Gerald's surprising alliance.
07/01/2020
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The Kickback Couch - Love Will Keep Us Together

The group starts counting stabs and reacts to Gerald's shady behavior, Simone and JT's precarious relationship, Don defending his son and Ruby's revenge.
07/09/2020
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The Kickback Couch - So Long, Sucker

The viewers react to singer Melanie Fiona as Chaka Khan, comedian Tone Bell as Richard Pryor, Don's hallucination and Gerald sacrificing himself for the greater good.
07/15/2020
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Crystal McCarey

Crystal McCarey explains how luck and a family connection led to her career as a Soul Train dancer, and tells stories about performing with greats like Marvin Gaye and Little Richard.
01/05/2021
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Tom Tom Evans

Thomas Tom Tom Evans reflects on his time as a dancer on Soul Train, where he worked from 1980 to 1988 and rose to prominence with his signature moves and formal attire.
11/25/2020
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer - Terrell Ferguson

Terrell Ferguson recalls how roller-skating in Venice Beach, CA, led to a shot on "Soul Train," who inspired his groovy moves and how being a dancer on the show gave him legitimacy.
12/23/2020
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer - Marco De Santiago

Marco De Santiago, who was on "Soul Train" from 1976 to 1992, talks about his nerve-racking audition and reveals why he wasn't a fan of the iconic dance line.
12/30/2020
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I Was a Soul Train Dancer: Alfie Lewis

Alfie Lewis discusses how he became a Soul Train dancer, being on the show during the emergence of hip hop and the stars he worked with while there, like Will Smith and Mary J. Blige.
01/06/2021
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I Was a 90s Dancer: The Original BBD Dancers

Debra Moton, Nikita Leone, Towilla "Tee" Lynn and Marzella "Pluke" Lewis reminisce about their dance journeys, Bell Biv DeVoe's legendary "Poison" choreography, their street style and more.
04/15/2021
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