Brothers Johnson/ The Dells

Season 8Episode 260 minaoût 26, 1978
Brothers Johnson/ The Dells

Opening theme

1st song, dancers, on record: "Use Ta Be My Girl" The O'Jays

2nd song, dancers, on record: "Stuff Like That" Quincy Jones

Scrambleboard: (YAPHET KOTTO) on record: "Miss You" Rolling Stones

Performance: The Dells - "Superwoman"

3rd song, dancers, on record: "Runaway Love" Linda Clifford

Performance: The Brothers Johnson - "Blam!"

Midpoint song: "Don't Stop Get Off" The Sylvers

Don Cornelius presents The Brothers Johnson with a Platinum record for "Blam!"

Performance: The Brothers Johnson - "Ain't We Funkin Now"

4th song: "Smile" The Emotions

Performance: The Dells - "My Life Is So Wonderful (When You're Around)" and an interview with Don Cornelius.

Soul Train Line: "Only You" Teddy Pendergrass

Performance: The Brothers Johnson - "Ride-O-Rocket."

Closing credits

Brothers Johnson/ The Dells has aired on août 26, 1978 at 13:00
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