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Chaos at the Bedding Sale.

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1980.
Chaos at the Bedding Sale.
Ran across this beautiful woman on Instagram. Her name is Erica, and apparently she used to be a Soul Train Dancer!
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Soul Train (1970s)
Nicole Wray on “Soul Train” in 1998.
(1975)
Take It From Me by Dionne Warwicke
LOVE, PEACE AND SOUL | I LOVE THE 70s
Featuring the “Soul Train Line,” in which all the dancers form two lines with a space in the middle for dancers to strut down and dance in consecutive order. Originally, this consisted of a couple—with men on one side and women on the other. In later years, men and women had their own individual lineups.
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Yellow Magic Orchestra - Tighten Up (Japanese Gentlemen Stand Up, Please)
Mimed performance on Soul Train, 1980. Come for the music, stay for the hilariously awkward interview.
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RIP Cicely Tyson (December 19, 1924 – January 28, 2021)
Tevin Campbell Performs Iconic “Can We Talk” On Soul Train