Soul Train Line Make That Move Shalamar

[@alicewolfson4423]

The Soul Train line was my favorite part of the show.

[@SUPERCAPRICORN]

Man this new generation will never...ever understand the pure joy that was the 70s and 80s

[@mpbeautyinsight]

Agree. Think of all the time they spend trying to figure out their gender 🙄🙄🙄

[@LittleOzzyLand]

And early 90s

[@LittleOzzyLand]

@@mpbeautyinsight Right, it’s wild…truly wild…

[@adshaj]

uhm...im 23 watching this haha. i love all the 50s, 60s, 70s music.

[@johnmolina3284]

not all "pure joy" when you consider schools didn't suppress bullying like today and Teflon Man was voted into office.

[@bethczer4412]

I’m a 73 yr old white woman, I remember making sure to get my errands done early on Saturdays so I could watch Soul Train. My daughter and I would try to dance like the dancers on the show. Kids today have no idea what they missed, Soul Train was one of the best shows on tv ever. I loved the show. Thank you Don Cornelius! Rip

[@VAIO294]

-- Amen! - Those were some really fun and memorable times. I miss those days!

[@ritagordita5874]

Same! My dad and I would watch it. Don took his show to LA for the professional dancers. Saturday did not start until we finished watching Soul Train!

[@susiem44]

I'm a 77 year old white woman. I tell my grandchildren, in the fantastic GenZ to watch Soul Train for great music!! Always pleasant to know someone else that's white knows what is cool. ♥️

[@pauloyeghe1637]

Who cares about if you are a white woman??? Keep that color thing to yourself. No one cares about color of skin in 2024. You are ancient wake up or go to sleep. Bozo

[@clyde642006]

The 70s and 80s produced some of the greatest music in history. Todays generation missed out on two of the best decades ever!

[@dougfredricks2017]

Talented musicians and singers from a golden era

[@jonothandoeser]

Blacks must never again be allowed to reach this level.

[@speedoflite1]

Amen. I love the 70s. But it all came together in the 80s. Prime of my life!!

[@googlyeyedcat]

I was a teenager in the 70's and a young adult in the 80's, loved it.

[@keithfaulk1354]

So true!!

[@user-fs5ji1tv6l]

Bring it back! We need great music and dance. No more gangsta rap.

[@m.montero1303]

So proud to be part of that generation of happy people that enjoyed dancing and fashion without the pressure of social media...

[@lauremurkuns7059]

Same here🖒🖒

[@22roseblue9]

Truth!!!

[@highlyfavored12]

Amen to that.

[@Lovejazz01]

Yes indeed!

[@alyslesafranks261]

Me too....

[@ladylilo6044]

I never missed an episode...I remember one time when they cut our electricity...we ran 4 extension cords across the hall of our 4th floor apartment in the Bronx from my neighbors house just not to miss my Saturday Soul Train episode, those were the days- when neighbors really cared for each other!!!

[@thegrandoti00]

😂😂 Great story!

[@davidsmith7806]

Let's go back to the real days. . .🤝

[@minnie7700]

This CT girl didn't go anywhere until she had watched Soul Train on Sat afternoon!

[@martinjosephrodriguez8364]

Love for thy neighbor in trueness of all honesty, great share. Thankyou lord

[@biancahenry6010]

Cause there was no reruns. You saw it then or you missed out

[@NinjaWarriorDude416]

People were so slim, fit and naturally beautiful in these times.

[@wareagle2446]

Amen

[@HorsepowerHouse]

No, that's just who they let in the door to be on the show. The best of the best.

[@tallblondealien5481]

It brings tears to my eyes,that this has all gone the music,the dancing i miss it.

[@grandmahands1498]

Tall Blonde Alien The music and the dancing it's gone

[@tallblondealien5481]

@@grandmahands1498 So glad i had my youth,then that show brought a lot of joy.

[@deerich1034]

Same i cried too

[@donnatew9216]

I miss these days so much!

[@tallblondealien5481]

@BigBoy 5.56mm Excuse me prat,you have no clue of my ancestry and i bet you donot even like this music only the crap that is around these days that is not even music.I grew up in a very multicuratral enviroment and appreciate good music and dancing whatever race.

[@earnestmckinney236]

THE WOMAN WITH THE RED AND WHITE DRESS ON WITH THE RED AND BLACK BELT, IS BEAUTIFUL.. I KNOW IT WAS YEARS AGO, BUT I CAN STILL AMAGINE SHE IS STILL STUNNING 😍

[@barbaraleszczynski2214]

Oh my, Oh my.......my heart is aching for those good times....I miss the disco era when we could forget our daily problems for just a short time through the good music ......and release our frustrations whatever they may have been....thru great song and dance! Today I am 70yrs young...and listening to this.....I feel 22 again! Thank you! ....and still dancin, ain't nothin gonna stop me now!

[@m.frazier9952]

Same here Barbara! got to luv it!!

[@lovelight...1940]

I'm right there with you Babs!!!👍👍

[@donnatew9216]

Miss these days!!

[@DawnNY]

Agreed. Yeah Barbara going out on Friday nights after a long week of work to dance was awesome. Hitting a diner on the way home.... I also still dance to these great tracks. 💃🎶💃🏽

[@lisahinton9682]

Barbara Leszczynski, nothing says "I'm an old fart in denial about my age and trying to pretend I'm still young" than stating your age as "70 years young". Saying your age as "X years old" doesn't mean you're old, or that the recipient thinks you think of yourself as old. Think about it. "Teacher, today is my birthday and I'm 8 years old!" The teacher doesn't ever think the kid thinks he's _old._ So please, drop that phrase because it actually has the opposite effect from what you think it does.

[@MrIrrepressible]

its not coincidence that music had a happier tone back then, peoples seemed to be happier in general

[@2304178]

Aw give it a fuckin rest

[@leeeastwood6368]

Bobby T, it's the truth though!

[@2304178]

@@leeeastwood6368 For some maybe. None of us should pretend we speak for the masses.

[@leeeastwood6368]

Bobby T, I guess you had to be there, and just feel it!

[@2304178]

@leeeastwood Im 51. I was there, albeit in Jr High

[@tramekaveal-walker9924]

Music was so good back then, I miss that, no cursing, no disrespect to women,nothing but good family music.

[@hollyherring71]

Word!

[@marybartee213]

Yes, it was😆

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

Everyone so slim love it cool xxxxxxxxx

[@heatherlynn7991]

so true it was just lots of fun miss it so much wish we could get thoses days back

[@lisaellis9749]

Yes! so true!

[@madeyemo831]

Love Shalarmar , from USA, America.

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

Watching this brings a BIG smile to my lips - yet, tears are rolling down my cheeks... I'm BEYOND THANKFUL that I got to experience this era in real time - so different from the crazy world we live in (and have to deal with...) today...

[@jeromeosills6522]

Oh it was crazy back then also! the difference is we had happy feel good music to help us either deal with or just forget about our problems.

[@jeromeosills6522]

Shalamar is singing a very nice song but keep in mind...they had problems too!...Dont be so hard on yourself

[@captebbtide]

Yeah folks... Disco. The good old, golden days. (sigh)

[@sylviay.5863]

Amen to that.

[@proudamerican9438]

Same here

[@brunoottina293]

I'm french and I love the african-american community. What a joy and happiness in this show ! I grew up with soul and funky music that left me a lot of memories. If only Soul Train show could start again. This time has passed, we can't always live in the past.

[@LenoreBaxter]

It always lives in you

[@brunoottina293]

@@LenoreBaxter yah! I must confess

[@angelagm566]

No video games and no cell phones ...cable TV was a Luxury. Lots of back yard parties and talent shows. Those were the days.

[@dme1016]

There was Atari in '81...before it, actually. I had about 20 cartridges. Space Invader, baby!

[@paulburroughs2632]

Delete

[@dme1016]

And, I haven't played a video game since then. They've onviously come a long way since Atari & Commodore, but I personally have zero interest.

[@janetmannis8042]

Angela G M something to be said for that ! We have lost our way to connect with people

[@danieljudah225]

Yes they were

[@chrisbennett606]

Love the early eighties and the late seventies greatest period of soul ,funk,RNB ,jazz funk Greatest rhythms ,soul vocalist ,uplifting positive ,feel good. Inspiring lyrics

[@C.R886]

Interesting you say that my boss a Jewish guy said the same thing went down hill in 84 he said all about image from that point on

[@frankeinstein1]

I was born in 68’ so I can truly co-sign your truth…In and especially not only hearing but seeing most if not all of the artists appearing on Soul Train with Don on Saturday afternoons here in NY back in the day in Brooklyn on Channel 11.. Damn sure miss those day’s and would damn sure forfeit one wish from a Genie as to go back to both decades especially the 80’s in which I came of age in…

[@Riddimsofcreation]

very true

[@bobfish3176]

Big difference fRom the cop killing women hating drug using gun toting lyrics of the rap music today!

[@roseannpark3842]

💃

[@roberthurley6860]

Great music and when we went out we DRESSED.

[@jenniferchella702]

Music was the glue and nobody saw color. Was amazing!

[@MrEnchendoosaco]

Times of happy and healthy young people,

[@kout31]

@Two Wolves 🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

[@tonimanero1448]

really

[@tonimanero1448]

@@biancahenry6010 i hope for new joung !!!

[@pauloyeghe1637]

Everyone looks fresh and energetic. The women are certainly fitter than 2024 women.

[@jmunnyrulz6175]

Love the freedom of dance on Soul Train. No names of dances I can recall- just bodies grooving.

[@Sharie.]

What I realized in watching this clip of dance history that it was truly about self expression! You truly danced how you felt ! Truly this was literally the “free style” era!!

[@srldwg]

Great observation 👍

[@ladyveevee2888]

I cant stop smiling. I remember those days like they were today.

[@SimplyElan]

I just love how free the men are! On another subject, you can just hear the love in the music! It’s literally healing to the soul 💕✨💕✨ Soooo grateful I came up in the 80’s 🙏🏾

[@johnmolina3284]

Jody sang and wasn't getting into so much drama like Rhianna or making superficial political statements like Beyonce'.

[@SimplyElan]

@@johnmolina3284 So true! ✨

[@Lphinz99]

Both men & women danced great....just straight dancing enjoying eachother's creativity

[@areguapiri]

We looked so much more pleasant back then. We were much slimmer and healthier.

[@jayscribe7547]

Good times! God bless you Don Cornelius

[@Ihavetruth22]

so right brother.

[@darrellwinns2391]

Life was so simple then bro.

[@JB-oq6kc]

Music rocked in the 1970s and 80s!! The best of times! Miss this!

[@davidcampbell6765]

Wow! I remember those days watching Soul Train and my whole family trying to line dance including little o'l me. Today, people will never understand how wonderful it was then having fun. The music was genuine, soul food delicious, and most of all, family values. As Black people and families we struggled but we had each other. Watching beautiful videos or clips like Soul Train is a peaceful, and beautiful reminder of a genuine time. Thanks for posting the line dance.

[@strictlynorton]

Sisters kept it classy and we respected them like the Queens they were. Rap has a lot to answer for. Great era for Soul Train. R.I.P. Don Cornelius.

[@dman221]

strictlynorton : No GANGSTA RAP has a lot to answer for.....Whoddini, Grand Master Flash, LL Kool J...and a lot more don’t have anything to be ashamed of....

[@chrisspowell8116]

Miss those gud old days

[@johnnix862]

D man right! It was kinda fun at the beginning, then all of a sudden, the screwface! Bitches, Hoes, mfers! Test my coo! Pop, pop pop! Fun was all gone then. But, at about 00, 01 they seemed to start having fun again. Unfortunately, the damage was done. 😐

[@hirameberhardt8643]

Yeah, we no longer use the words BROTHERS AND SISTERS. but I will not use the N word...not in my vocabulary.

[@truthfullyours1]

@@hirameberhardt8643 I still use brothas and sistas to my children so they know the closeness of how those words feel instead of the N word. I want them to know that even if their friends use the N word, it's not OK. Hopefully they get it and will pass it down to their children.

[@metislamestiza3708]

remembering when there were NO PHONES to capture the moments that were gold. grateful to be young and in the moment back in those days!

[@maryamaya9970]

My Generation was the best. Love it. ❤️ 🎶🎵🎼💃🕺🎤🥰

[@Dvance30]

I was a child of the 70's, a teenager of the 80's and a young man of the 90's. Happy to say i have great experiences from my youth and the music is one of them.

[@SadeWatkins]

I’m having a Soul Train line at my Wedding I Declare it in Jesus name 😂😂😂 I’m laughing but I’m so serious.

[@kcck2442]

Can i attend...

[@adityajayant8277]

I want to dance too !!

[@JazzFunk22]

O..10 ......You go gurl friend 😘 👏👏👏👏

[@BaseballNBacon]

I've been married for almost 10 years now (we eloped) and told my husband if we ever renew our wedding vows, I'm having a soul train line and I don't care if it's just the 2 of us 😂

[@kevindare3113]

Had all this music in the eighties, driving around London listening to all this great music, bring it back please, because the music today is rubbish.

[@damienchance2622]

You got that right

[@babyindabeamer08]

This was before cell phones and social media. People got off their butts and did stuff. They had real interaction with each other. Sucks now

[@u.s.n.retired1995]

CASA Rodriguez So well stated and the stone cold truth!

[@steveculberson9320]

+Valincia Pruitt k

[@2304178]

I bet you have a cellphone and social media, too. Bitchin Is Stupid.

[@tracysullivan3715]

I feel you!!!!!

[@666Lachrimae666]

Yes it was much nicer to have interaction with people back then, people were much more accepting and open minded (for the most part) now you try to be whoever you want to be and do what you want to you get dirty looks and chastised. Stares, eye-rolls, head shakes, you name it. Everyone is so into everyone elses lives instead of their own. People are judgmental and closed-minded every where you look, it makes people not even want to leave their houses, That's why people are so off-putting, it's not the advancement of technology it's that Society itself Sucks these days.

[@BIBAH331]

Love the appreciation for the old school ❣️ However, this is NOT the 70’s but the EARLY 1980’s 😊

[@OKPOP777]

These are the days music reigned in the heart and soul. The fun and dance are worldwide. I feel like going back in time. Why have times changed so hard on music?

[@angeladallimore8079]

@@paggielee4906you speak for yourself

[@jeromeosills6522]

The answer to your question is...M O N E Y! yep thats what did it. you remember lionel richie? im sure you do. Well michael jackson was the king of pop (popular) but lionel richie was the king of CROSSOVER his music after his 1970s group days is what got him rich and known to a whole New white POPular new fan base which in turn got him and michael jackson paid alot of money. So in turn everybody wanted to get in on it, remember jeffery Osbourn left LTD? Cameo downsized their group, bands were breaking up. Hip Hop was slowly creepin in...it was the 80s! and the a lot of music in the 80s was terrible!

[@2008topshelf]

because music is used to destroy people nowadays not uplift them.

[@eutimiochavez415]

The kids now day will never see the great dancing we did in the 70/80 best of times bar none ❤❤❤❤❤

[@franckbewar6627]

Juste impressionnant.. 👍👍👌 C'était une autre époque, d'autres personnes, un autre monde..une autre planète ! Quel bonheur ça devait être de tomber de ce temps là.. A tout niveaux ! Merci pour cette remontée extraordinaire dans le temps. 👌❤️❤️💋🙏🙏Inaltérable.

[@whataboutredlorry]

Aside from the dancing - I'm looking at many of their outfits and loving their style :)

[@grandmahands1498]

whataboutredlorry The clothes we wore in the 70s you can wear them now and look good

[@gloriakadar3288]

I like the way men and girls dressed.

[@user-db8kj8so7f]

Those were the good days . Love it!! and sadly today stupid teenagers and young 20 30 somethings are so busy causeing trouble and bs there letting themselves miss out on life and the joys of life

[@scoo637]

I know 🤣🤣🤣 we had a blast !! I'm still having a blast in 2023 🖐️

[@pammiller942]

I sure wish they'd put soul train back on that's how I learned to dance when I was a teenager❤❤

[@nerdiloo9863]

Funky bass lines and velvety voices. The 'originators' and wasn't no 'imitators'. Black music giving good vibes to all.

[@ZacD318]

WOW!!! AMAZING!!! I miss those days!!!

[@mariagutierrez7577]

Zac Preston It was fun back then!!!

[@grandmahands1498]

Zac Preston those happy days healthier days nothing days is over

[@littlegmod]

So glad I was part of that generation. No internet but just great TV shows like Soul Train playing awesome music without all the cuss words.

[@NenaMataHari]

These videos cheer me up.

[@abrahamcastro1534]

Soul train for ever …good remenber…

[@mrcarter7314]

Some of y'alls mommas looked good back in the day!😆

[@cheesygrits000]

😂😂😂😂

[@jedimaster8392]

We still do !

[@SunnyIlha]

Dats Rite! 😆😁

[@TheDumontShow]

That dude in the brown suit was killing it. I can imagine how fun being in the Soul Train line was. Man, Black music is absolutely the best. Hands down. Hear that groove. As soon as you hear it, you want to dance or move something. People have so much fun back then. The music got you moving and people felt so free in the 70s. I'm an 80s baby of course, so I am sure it was the same in the 80s too. I wish we had this America back

[@ellik3802]

Everyone is relatively slim naturally. From the walking dancing bowling and other activities people did without smart phones. Catching buses and not ubered to a 🚪 door.

[@lauremurkuns7059]

Most of all, it was affordable.

[@planestrainsandautomobile6651]

Elli k.... I love your comment and statement.. it has a fresh thought in perspective. Where are you from? I'm from Los Angeles 🙂

[@phillipsmom6252]

kyereCat ... not true, I grew up in the 70’s food and the way of life are totally different now

[@eleo_b]

No, it’s just because you’re watching a very select group of people. It’s not like anybody could just join the soul train.

[@jennifergoodwin3290]

People were wearing size 0 clothes back in the good old days .

[@anthonyibiam7167]

I miss my generation 😢, when everyone dress decent to clubs and dance so nice

[@robertcostello4921]

Those were the days black people getting along getting dressed up to go out dancing no violence no guns just having a good time what the hell happened with today's youth can't go to a club without violence they don't know what a good time is.

[@VAlO294]

Yeah,, we had a great time dancing to some really great music back then.. And we were lookin good!.. No tattoos, no guys with pants "saggin", and the ladies looked like ladies, FEMININE... Memories!!! .

[@showgirlsaroundtheworldada4484]

Yes!

[@dman221]

Yes...Memories....and WE appreciated the LADIES back then. Not all these TATTOOS WHORE TRAMPS of today.

[@Markks100]

we wore half slips then.

[@sirpoppinchuck]

Well this is T.V "Soul Train" you had to have Style then n look fly the fly era comin out of Disco into new wave but still pumpin good R and B , funk!!!!

[@pakababy3710]

@@Markks100 Good one!

[@shadowfanflowers]

They need to make that move and bring back this classy-good-time-let’s-all-get-together-to-dance-and-celebrate-life-together-show

[@MariaGonzalez-nv3nl]

Listen t Bruno Mars. He brings it back.

[@jrmetmoi]

Love Shamalar! I love Disco!

[@dme1016]

The real good party/dance music, was ending in the early 80's. In NYC, Shalamar (props) was bubble-gum music. We were much more hardcore dance music.

[@BettyWright-p5z]

Every DANCER is the best❤❤❤love it

[@chrisbennett6260]

golden era 70 and 80s for soul ,funk ,rnb and talented musicianship

[@raleighmorrisville4011]

2:20 was getting his boogie on foreal, all smooth and fly like

[@69elindio]

Love soul train grew up every saturday

[@Jidebabalola]

This song rocked our world in the early 80s. Life was good... Soul Train was Number 1 then.

[@adamfriend1040]

Hello.. hope you are fine and staying safe over there??

[@brucelocker6633]

I would like to “make that move” back in time to when music was REAL!!

[@ronnievaughn2437]

Enjoyed watching this. everybody dressed decent, no 'pants on the ground'

[@apresentrao]

caramba que tempo mais gostoso, isto sim que era curtir, eu não cheguei a curtir estas musicas porque eu gosto de rock até hoje mais é muito bom ver esta moçada dos anos 70 e 80 dançando da muitas saudades, muito obrigado steves por ter postado esta joia rara valeu, um forte abraço.

[@toomuch4em]

They ate the same food we did. People were just more active then. I dont even see kids playing outside any more. I was born in 1990 and remember My momma used to make us spend our Saturday and Sundays outside with the neighborhood kids. We weren't allowed to lounge around on the weekends and watch TV all day. Our regimen on the weekend was 1) wake up 2) clean up 3) shower and eat 4) take our asses outside lol She said she was raised the same way, we spent a LOT of time outside.

[@lordhave4420]

Haha so true

[@kefkapalazzo1]

No they didn’t, and this is a bunch of damn young people. I hate people who wear rose colored glasses and don’t know anything

[@relaxinginpeace1310]

Riding bikes, playing jump rope with house phone cords, racing down the street to an imaginary finish line LMBO. I was born in 89. We didn't have childhood obesity in my neighborhood we was outside all day playing lol

[@deacon8754]

Yeah we were more active but also didn’t eat as much fast food as they do today.

[@kcfrancis94]

Same food? I never remember our parents giving us fast food. Everything was smaller, chickens, etc. It was vastly different. We existed on kool-aid, not soda.

[@spicyhot2552]

Wow!! When times and music was just FUN!! 😘😉

[@adamfriend1040]

Hello.. hope you are fine and staying safe over there??

[@stephenfresquez3529]

The kids of today will never know the unremitted joy that was soul and funk music 🎶 and the pleasure it gave us

[@eutimiochavez415]

The people on soul train. Sure dressed nice ❤❤❤

[@ricconstituantabrogatoirei4999]

so much energy!!!!! good good vibes!!!!! It was a time where people have fun and dance together ;-)!!!!! So beautiful!!!!! There are all beautiful!!!!!!

[@NavidKhan84]

That bass line!

[@brunoottina293]

Navid Khan Shalamar and Dynasty were the experts for the bass.

[@kout31]

@@brunoottina293 Slave and Aurra too.

[@FunkyDream91]

Leon Sylvers III, the only one ! ;)

[@josesantana27]

Life seemed so simple and joyful. Damn! I actually appreciate growing up in that time.

[@ronaldcoleman2569]

I used to watch it every Saturday right after American bandstand!

[@flame_princess-o4t]

I still can’t believe my mom had this kinda fun and good music in the 80’s🥹I’m so jealous

[@bp6635]

I love the Soul Train! Best music TV show! I really miss those days! Pure fun and joy! 🥰

[@Bigglesworth78]

Having a grey, kinda sad morning... this just brought a huge sunshine smile to my face ... might even dance !!

[@mutta37]

That chick with the real long hair was sooo lit, she stayed at soul train😂

[@hadihatab3126]

Myha C that’s Cheryl Song, she was also in the Superfreak and Beat It videos.

[@darrellwinns2391]

She sure did

[@misstantrix]

Cheryl Song! She's one of the famous ST dancers

[@arcadiosaberon1286]

I'm going back to the 80's.....Anyone else coming?

[@WinstonNewYork]

I looooved Shalamar. And Jody!

[@mikem591]

70’s where a happy time. This looks like the 80’s, but people were more real back then.

[@naturalkinkycurlymarie7496]

@Robert Lee, Countertenor Practically the 70's. These people are from the 70's transitioning into the '1st year' of the 80's; which was still like the 70's until mid 80's.

[@angeladallimore8079]

Them WERE “ THE DAYS “ 💕👍

[@willieledbetter5494]

That put a warm smile on my face. Watched Soul Train religiously most of the eighties. Vivid colours. Dance moves. Outfits. Music. What a perfect model of a show it was..

[@sparky6899]

Can't. Stop. Watching.

[@albertocorral9851]

the women damm firme

[@HH-xw7qt]

sparky6899 neither can I. It's almost 2a.m, and I have to wake up at 5a.m to get ready for work.😳

[@ivonne22365]

Same here :))

[@iwildflower5300]

@2:22-

[@iwildflower5300]

@2:28

[@barbaraleszczynski2214]

Yes....oh my .....and look at how slim we all were then....cause we were up and dancin, enjoying it....no cell phones, computers, to keep us stuck on the couches like today! Dancing, and groovin on the floor for hours!

[@Tfolife528]

Everyone was slim too.😂😂❤❤❤

[@MargauxMachek]

Amazingly talented and full of spontaneity! Lovely.

[@heruapocalypse2021]

That Sista lady from The Icon picture at 0:47 was so Gorgeous and Elegant.I swear Black Women back then had more Soul and natural inner Beauty that matched up with Their Physical attributes.Plus Everyone was Fully active.Limber,lose and flexible.All of that Dancing 💃🏾🕺🏾 moving and Grooving helped to keep People lean and moderately fit.

[@deborahsims201]

I loved Shalamars. SECOND TIME AROUND

[@cristiancastillo5523]

She is extremly beautiful... The way she moves and walks. I have seen this video many times because of her

[@PqV72MT4]

Good looking people happy feelings of togetherness. Now we stare into phones lifeless without joy.

[@globalmajority1310]

✊🏾💥💥💥I LOVE MY PEOPLE 👑💯💪🏾

[@dgrant7291]

These were the moves WE ALL practiced at home in front of a mirror until some of us got enough guts and confidence to finally go and "bust a move". And then you couldn't stop us! Disco!

[@robertrtirav3017]

My favorite Soul Train Line. Everyone was sharp dressed and had some fabulous dance moves! I can watch this over and over again!

[@samuelross5395]

The best generation that ever was the 70's born mid 50's!!!

[@dontuno]

Count me in, 1954!

[@yvonnedcave6394]

I've just started a wardrobe change nd this is my go to place.ive been told i look very cool these days.thank u Soul Train

[@andyhill2876]

Can we take a second for that Jam!

[@paulmendrina1449]

That Italian guy at the end had some moves if fact everyone in the line danced great

[@storywizard1]

What I noticed from watching this is how more natural and feminine women looked back then.

[@davidhaley5597]

You got that right, there were no questions about gender or why a man can't use a woman's restroom. Like you said, it was all natural like it was meant to be!

[@chinrockable]

less obese too

[@herctorgeart7921]

Yes back then your Imagination was your best Ally✊💃✌

[@tompatterson7981]

and real women less than 60 kilos without 40 lbs of cellulite on their asses

[@peachsangria8704]

and no sagging pants for the men. that's nice to see.

[@jackjohnson7396]

The Asian chick was there for many years. Liked her too.

[@misstantrix]

That's Cheryl Song! She was one the famous ones

[@gaboltl]

@@misstantrix is she still around?

[@SalvationinCHRISTalone888]

Yep, absolutely

[@Embracemydestiny]

So let's bring this back y'all ✊🏾✊🏿✊🏼✊🏿✌😁

[@billbunch6762]

I'm with you Destiny ! :-)

[@pamelaaverrett5848]

Love to play this for my kids... nothing to bleep out or hide.... just great danceable tunes! Bring back the roller skating too !

[@jtl4570]

Saturday morning..cereal and Soul Train.

[@VictoryNightwing]

After a big bowl of cereal. All your favorite cartoons on NBC, ABC, and CBS. There was American Bandstand. After that , there was Soul Train. After that, you had the whole day of being a kid on the South Side of Chicago. Good times. ❤