what's the Soul Train (nowadays)?
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Soul Train is a long-running American music-related syndicated television program. It premiered on local television station WCIU-TV in Chicago, Illinois in 1970 and went into first-run syndication in selected cities across the United States on October 2, 1971. New episodes are still being broadcast in first-run syndication today, and the show's opening claims that it is the "longest running first-run syndicated program in television history."\n\nThe program features African-American singers and performers almost exclusively, although a few white musicians such as The Romantics, Gino Vannelli, David Bowie, Teena Marie, Captain and Tennille, Michael McDonald, Elton John, Paula Abdul, Sheena Easton, The Beastie Boys, Michael Bolton, JoJo, The Backstreet Boys and Christina Aguilera have also appeared on Soul Train through the years. These artists usually lip sync their latest songs and are interviewed by the show's host.\n\nSoul Train has primarily featured performances by R&B, soul, and hip hop artists, although jazz musicians and gospel singers have also appeared. In addition, there is an in-studio group of dancers who dance along to the music as it is being performed. (Rosie Perez, Carmen Electra, Nick Cannon, Jody Watley, singer Jermaine Stewart, singer/producer Pebbles, and NFL greats Walter Payton and Fred Williamson all got noticed dancing on the program over the years)\n\nFrom its inception until 1993, the host of Soul Train was Don Cornelius, who is also the program's creator. Cornelius also commissioned the show's theme song, "TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia)", recorded by Philadelphia soul studio group MFSB. Released as a single, this song became a pop and R&B radio hit in 1973.\n\nDuring the heyday of Soul Train in the 1970s, the program was widely influential among younger black Americans, many of whom turned to it not only to hear the latest songs by well-known black artists but also for clues about the latest fashions and dance trends. Moreover, for many white Americans in that era who were not living in areas that were racially diverse, Soul Train provided a unique window into black culture. Some commentators have called Soul Train a "black American Bandstand," another long-running (though now cancelled) program with which Soul Train shares some similarities.\n\nIn its structure, each show ends with the popular "dance line", in which all the Soul Train dancers form a two lines with space in the middle for individual dancers to strut down and dance in consecutively. Sometimes, new dance styles or moves are featured or introduced by particular dancers.\n\nFrom 1999 until 2003, actor Shemar Moore was the show's host. Soul Train is currently hosted by Dorian Gregory.\n\nOver the years, Soul Train has become more and more minimalist in terms of production values. The airtime alloted to the host and dancers diminishes steadily as more time is devoted to guest performances (which are almost always lip-synced). Today, Soul Train is essentially on auto-pilot, with each episode following a rigid structure right down to the host's scripted segues and the formulaic pattern of camera zooms and pans used during dance sequences.
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Here is a straight answer: I don't know.  I'd help you if I could, but I honestly don't know.  I like his song "Beautiful Soul."  Wish I could help ya!
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I don't know exactly the song you're talking about, but at the link below there are lyrics for a LOT of Blessid Union of Souls songs. Hope this helps!\n\nhttp://lyrics.activelyrics.com/B/blessid%20union%20of%20souls/home/index.html
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I love Swing Low Sweet Chariot.  \n\nDid you know it was a secret code for how to escape slavery?\n\nI looked over Jordan (Ohio River) and what did I see, coming for to carry me home, a band of angels (underground railroad).....etc.\n\nA lot of the spirituals were that way.  Very neat.
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How much fun is your soul?\nHas it been in any accidents?\nWhat's it worth on the black market?
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I was wondering that too. Place has changed a lot since then. All I know is that I need a Jukebox with a Country Song.
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Its so refreshing to see I'm not the only one who realizes this! Real soul music has all but diappeared sometime in the 80's,shortly before rock & roll left us too. I got all the good soul from the 50's, 60's 70's. Thats back when there was actual music on the radio!
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What the hell's a moby track?
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I read something about this a long time ago.\nIf I remember correctly.??\nWe all have a group of souls that we are the most connected with.   \nOutside of that small group is a larger group of souls that we are very connected with.   \nOutside of that group is an even larger group of souls that we are somewhat connected with.    (on and on...)\n\nThe soul family are the ones we are the most connected to for various reasons.   Life lessons or help when we need it. Spouses, parents, children, siblings. friends, and strangers on the street.   We know them when we see them.   Some are in our lives for a short time....some for a long time.   There is a sense of familiarity upon meeting the person and a strong remembrance of them when they are gone.\n\nI think that's what I read, and I liked the concept.\n\nI hope you get better answers....I will read them.  \n\nThis is a fabulous question!
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I think hes a great singer. Go Soul Patrol! Does he have any cds out yet? If so will you tell me the name? Thanks
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Hey, mammalboy. Get a clue. Trains are still used today but tracks don't run everywhere that roads go. Genius.
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OH YEAH! SOUL PATROL! SOUL PATROL! SOUL PATROL!
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30 January 2007.\nList of tracks and other info at:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alright%2C_Still\nP.S.:Your choice is o'kay!
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You like good music JJJ.  :-)\n\nYep, I would say I am a good soul.  I try.
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God,I wish I could go!......they are my soul band,I adore them!....if u have the chance to see them, don't miss it!!!
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do you mean the LaSalle street station?\nI think the only train out of there now is the Rock Island\nhere is the schedule and some historical stuff
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Soul food is an ethnic cuisine, food traditionally eaten by African Americans of the Southern United States. Many of the various dishes and ingredients included in soul food are also regional fare and comprise a part of white Southern cuisine, as well.