Since its inception in 1971, "Soul Train" has played host to the African-American community's "American Bandstand," showcasing urban artists and their chart-topping hits while remaining an integral part of celebrating beautiful dancers and their dance moves. Despite evolving tastes and styles over time, the program remains a space for reflecting on how times have changed, including slightly risqué attire that reflects shifting norms.
1. Gladys Knight & The Pips/Eddie Kendricks/The Honey Cone/Bobby Hutton
Aired: Oct 2, 1971The next episode of the music variety show features performances by Gladys Kn...