Carl Carlton/ Vanity 6

The Complete Playlist for This Episode:
Two Song Dance Segment:
Bobby Nunn | "She's Just A Groupie" Janet Jackson | "Young Love"
Performance: Vanity 6 | "Nasty Girl"
Scrambleboard: (STEVIE WONDER) Zapp | "Doo Wah Ditty (Blow That Thing)"
History Book Segment: Frankie Valli | "Grease" (taken from episode no. 275, 78-79 season)
Station ID Break: Barry White | "Change"
Performance: Carl Carlton | "Baby, I Need Your Loving"
Dance Segment: Diana Ross | "Muscles"
Performance: Vanity 6 | "He's So Dull"
Soul Train Line: Prince | "1999"
Performance: Carl Carlton | "Swing That Sexy Thing"
This was the last episode taped before Don Cornelius had a brain operation. The show went on hiatus for three months.
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