Betty Wright/ Funkadelic

Opening credits: 'Up on Soul Train" by The Whispers
Dancers, record: "You're Lying" (Linx)
Dancers, record: "Superlove" (Skyy)
Performance: Funkadelic (Fuzzy Haskins, Calvin Simon and Grady Thomas) - "Connections and Disconnections" and interview.
Soul Train Scramble Board (ROBERTA FLACK), record: "Paradise" (by Change)
Soul Train History Book (vintage clip): Joe Tex - "I Gotcha" (From Soul Train #20, 12-Feb-1972)
Midpoint song: "Make That Move" (Shalamar)
Performance: Betty Wright - "What Are You Going To Do with It?"
Dancers, record: "Take It To The Top" (Kool & The Gang)
Performance: Funkadelic (Fuzzy Haskins, Calvin Simon and Grady Thomas) - "Who's A Funkadelic?"
Soul Train Line: "Give It to Me Baby" (Rick James)
Performance: Betty Wright - "I Like Your Loving"
Don Cornelius closing comments & Soul Train closing credits.
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