Soul Train - Season 10
Season 10
Episodes
Brothers Johnson/ Rockie Robbins
Opening Theme: "Up on Soul Train" by the Whispers
1st song, on record, Dancers: Dynasty - I've Just Begun To Love You
2nd song, on record, Dancers: George Benson - Give Me The Night
Performance: Rockie Robbins - "You And Me."
Scramble Board (GEORGE BRETT)- Zapp - More Bounce To The Ounce
Dance Showdown: Bobcat vs. Mr.X - Michael Henderson - Wide Receiver
Midpoint Song: Diana Ross - Upside Down
Performance: Brothers Johnson - "Stomp" and interview.
3rd song, on record, Dancers: One Way "Pop It"
Performance: Rockie Robbins - "Hang Tough."
Soul Train Line: Rick James "Big Time"
Performance: Brothers Johnson - "Treasure."
Closing credits
L.T.D./ Seventh Wonder/ Kurtis Blow
L.T.D. - "Where Did We Go Wrong?" and "Love Is What You Need."
Seventh Wonder - "I Enjoy Ya" and "The Tilt."
Kurtis Blow - "The Breaks."
Larry Graham/ Irene Cara
Larry Graham - "One in a Million You."
Irene Cara - "Fame" and "Out Here on My Own."
Kurtis Blow - "The Breaks."
Rick James/ The S.O.S. Band
opening theme: "Up on Soul Train" by the Whispers
1st song, on record, dancers: "Shake Your Pants" Cameo
2nd song, on record, dancers: "I've Just Begun to Love You" Dynasty
Performance: The S.O.S. Band - "Take Your Time (Do It Right)" plus an interview with Don Cornelius.
Scrambleboard: (MARY BETHUNE) Barry White "Love-Makin' Music"
3rd song, on record, dancers: "Pop What You Got" One Way
Performance: Rick James - "Big Time" and a hilarious interview with Don Cornelius.
4th song, on record, dancers: "Love Don't Always Make it Right" Ashford & Simpson
Performance: The S.O.S. Band - "S.O.S. (Dit Dit Dit Dash Dash Dash Dit Dit Dit)."
Soul Train Line: Michael Henderson "Wide Reciever"
Performance: Rick James - "Merry Go Round."
Closing credits with clips from this episode
Tyrone Davis/ Teena Marie
Opening credits: "Up on Soul Train" by The Whispers
Dancers, record: "Lovely One" (Jacksons).
Dancers, record: "Let Me Talk" (Earth Wind & Fire).
Performance: Tyrone Davis - "How Sweet It Is" and interview.
Soul Train Scramble Board (BILLY SIMMS), record: "Give It On Up" (Mtume).
Tom Dreesen (comedian) - stand-up routine, re: athletes, jogging, and dangers of marijuana.
Midpoint song: "I'm Coming Up" (Diana Ross).
Performance: Teena Marie - "I Need Your Lovin'" and interview.
Dancers, record: "Pop What You Got" (Al Hudson).
Performance: Tyrone Davis - "Overdue."
Soul Train Line: "Wide Receiver" (Michael Henderson).
Performance: Teena Marie - "Behind The Groove."
Don Cornelius' closing comment & credits.
Teddy Pendergrass/ The Jones Girls
Teddy performs "Love T.K.O." & "Can't We Try?", and has an in depth interview with Don Cornelius (shown in segments throughout the episode).
Flashback performances of Teddy's are also shown - "The More I Get, The More I Want" (from Episode #220, 23-Apr-1977) & "I Don't Love You Anymore" (from Episode #235, 05-Nov-1977)
The Jones Girls also appear on this show performing "Children Of The Night" and "Dance Turned Into a Romance."
Cameo/ Edmund Sylvers
Cameo - "Shake Your Pants"
Edmund Sylvers - "That Burning Love" & "Have You Heard"
Michael Henderson/ LaToya Jackson
Michael Henderson - "Wide Reciever."
La Toya Jackson "If You Feel the Funk" and "Are You Ready"
Shalamar/ Mtume
Shalamar - "Full Of Fire" and "Three For Love"
Mtume - "Give It On Up" and "So You Wanna Be A Star."
Lakeside/ Geraldine Hunt
Lakeside "Fantastic Voyage."
Geraldine Hunt "Can't Fake the Feeling."
Lenny Williams/ Yellow Magic Orchestra
Opening Credits- "Up on Soul Train" by the Whispers
Dancers, record: "S.O.S (Dit Dit Dit Dat Dat Dit Dit)" The SOS Band.
Dancers, record: "Let Me Talk" Earth, Wind & Fire.
Performance: Yellow Magic Orchestra - "Tighten Up" and interview.
Soul Train Scramble Board (JOHN JEFFERSON), record: "The Wanderer" Donna Summer
Dancers, record: "Celebration" Kool and the Gang (with a few scenes from the "Celebration" music video included).
Midpoint song: "Master Blaster (Jammin)" Stevie Wonder
Performance: Lenny Williams - "Ooh Child" and interview.
Dancers, record: "What a Fool Believes" Aretha Franklin
Performance: Yellow Magic Orchestra - "Firecracker."
Soul Train Line: "Lovely One" Michael Jackson.
Performance: Lenny Williams - "Messing With My Mind."
Don Cornelius closing comments & Soul Train closing credits.
Ray, Goodman & Brown/ Gently
Ray, Goodman & Brown - "Happy Anniversary."
Genty - "You Don't Know Like I Know."
Al Green/ The Dells
Al Green "The Lord Will Make a Way" and "Pass Me Not"
The Dells - "I Touched a Dream"
Vintage clip: LaBelle - "Lady Marmalade" (ST #118, 07-Dec- 1974)
Dynasty/ Tierra
Dynasty - "Do Me Right" & "I've Just Begun to Love."
Tierra - "Together" & "Gonna Find Her."
Classic performance: Marvin Gaye - "Got to Give It Up." (ST #222- 07-May-1977)
Stylistics/ Spyro Gyra
The Stylistics - "Hurry Up This Way Again."
Spyro Gyra "Morning Dance" and "Foxtrot."
Vintage clip: The Four Tops - "Ain't No Woman (Like the One I've Got)." (ST #50, 17-Feb-1973)
The Chi-Lites/ Patrice Rushen
Opening credits: "Up on Soul Train" by the Whispers
Dancers, record: "It's A Love Thing" (The Whispers)
Dancers, record: "Walk Right Now" (The Jacksons)
Performance, and interview: Patrice Rushen "Look Up"
Soul Train Scramble Board (VINCE EVANS), record: "Do Like You" (Stevie Wonder)
Soul Train History Book (Repeat Performance): Lou Rawls - "From Now On" (From Soul Train #207, 22-Jan-1977)
Midpoint song: "Keep It Hot" (Cameo)
Performance, and interview: Chi-Lites - "Heavenly Body."
Dancers, record: "Little Girl (Don't You Worry)" (Jermaine Jackson)
Performance: Patrice Rushen - "Don't Blame Me."
Soul Train Line: "Who Said?" (Isley Brothers)
Performance: Chi-Lites - "Have You Seen Her '80"
Don Cornelius closing comments & closing credits.
Deniece Williams/ The Gap Band
Deniece Williams "Strangers" and "What Two Can Do."
The Gap Band "Burn Rubber (Why You Wanna Hurt Me)" and "Yearning for your Love."
From Soul Train History Book: Curtis Mayfield "Superfly" (from Soul Train #45, 06-Jan-1973)
Bar-Kays/ Yarbrough & Peoples/ Robert Winters
The Bar-Kays - "Boogie Body Land."
Yarbrough and Peoples - "Don't Stop the Music."
Robert Winters "Magic Man" and "Face the Music."
Pointer Sisters/ Con Funk Shun
Pointer Sisters "He's So Shy" and "Where Did the Time Go."
Con-Funk-Shun – "Too Tight" and "Happy Face."
From the Soul Train History Book: Billy Paul "Me and Mrs. Jones" (from Soul Train #39, 18-Nov-1972)
Whispers/ Carrie Lucas
The Whispers & Carrie Lucas "Just a Memory."
Carrie Lucas "It's Not What You Got (It's How You Use It)" and "Career Girls".
The Whispers - "It's a Love Thing" & "This Kind of Lovin'."
Rufus/ Dee Dee Sharp
Rufus "Party 'Til You're Broke."
Dee Dee Sharp "Breaking and Entering" and "Easy Money."
Billy Preston/ Lakeside
Billy Preston "Hope" and "Sock-it, Rocket."
Lakeside - "Your Love is On the One" and "I Love Everything You Do."
Shalamar/ Teena Marie
Shalamar - "Make That Move" and "This Is For the Lover In You."
Teena Marie - "Young Love" and "You Make Love Like Springtime."
A Taste of Honey/ Jerry Knight
Opening Theme: "Up on Soul Train"
1st Song, on record, Dancers: "What Cha' Gonna Do For Me" Chaka Khan
2nd Song, on record, Dancer: "Bon Bon Vie" TS Monk
Performance: Jerry Knight "Perfect Fit" + Interview.
Scrambleboard (BOOKER T. WASHINGTON): "Thighs High" Tom Browne
Soul Train History Book: David Ruffin "Walk Away From Love" (from Soul Train #162, 13-Dec-1975)
Midpoint Song: "Ai No Corrida" Quincy Jones
Performance: A Taste Of Honey "Sukiyaki" + interview
3rd song, on record, Dancers: "Never Gonna Give You Up" Patrice Rushen
Performance: Jerry Knight - "Overnight Sensation."
Soul Train Line: Shalamar "Make That Move"
Performance: A Taste Of Honey - "Rescue Me."
Closing credits
Sister Sledge/ Atlantic Starr
Sister Sledge - "He's Just a Runaway" and "Next Time You'll Know."
Atlantic Starr - "When Love Calls" (and "Am I Dreaming")
The Spinners/ Skyy
The Spinners - "Yesterday Once More"/"Nothing Remains The Same" medley.
Skyy - "Here's to You"
Sugarhill Gang/ Patrice Rushen
Opening titles
record: "Give It To Me Baby" Rick James
record: "What'cha Gonna Do For Me?" Chaka Khan
Performance: Patrice Rushen - "Never Gonna Give You Up"
Scrambleboard: (BILLIE HOLIDAY) "Make That Move" Shalamar
Dance Spotlight: Shabba Doo, Angel Cejas and 1 other person dance to "Get Tough" by Kleeer
Midpoint song: "Ai No Corrida" Quincy Jones and Dune
Performance: Sugarhill Gang - "8th Wonder"
3rd record, Dancers, record: "Call It What You Want" Bill Summers and Summers' Heat
Performance: Patrice Rushen - "I Need Your Love."
Soul Train Line: "Superlove" Skyy
Performance: Sugarhill Gang - "Rapper's Delight."
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.
Bill Withers/ Side Effect
Bill Withers - "Just the Two of Us."
Side Effect - "Make You Mine", "I Can't Play" and "Midnight Lover."
Jermaine Jackson/ T-Connection
Jermaine Jackson - "You Like Me, Don't You?" (and "Little Girl Don't You Worry").
T-Connection - "Groove City."
Rick James/ Brenda Russell
Rick James - "Give it to Me Baby" and "Summer Love."
Brenda Russell - "If You Love (The One You Lose)", "Love Life" and "So Good, So Right."
Cameo/ Mantra
Cameo - "Freaky Dancin'" and "I Like It."
Mantra - "Doin' It to the Bone" and "Promise Me."
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