We’ve rounded up interviews with some of the most popular Soul Train dancers in the show’s history who talk about some of their favorite memories from their time on the hippest trip in America.

Thousands of people have been dancers on the legendary program “Soul Train,” but did you know that some went on to become famous? Actress/choreographer Rosie Perez used to shake that thang on ...

The Soul Train line became a cultural phenomenon, where dancers expressed themselves through movement, style, and rhythm. Viewers tuned in weekly not just for the music but for the spectacle of ...

a joyous showcase of talented dancers and their newest moves, and a trendsetting platform for Black fashion and style. "'Soul Train' offered Blackness in its funkified essence," wrote Todd Boyd ...

Among the show’s greatest cultural contribution is the “Soul Train” line. Its format was both accessible and aspirational: Two buzzing rows of giddy dancers would face each other ...

PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Almost 300 dancers who strutted, shimmied and shook their way down a Soul Train line set a world record earlier this year in Philadelphia... PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Almost 300 ...

Donation Options Search Search Search Dancers on the TV show “Soul Train” come down the “Soul Train” line. Soul Train Holdings, LLC. Share “Soul Train” was the place of love ...

He had a clear affection for his guests and the dancers, many of whom became popular amongst viewers. “Soul Train” was appointment television for at least two generations of African Americans ...