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1. Soul Train (1971–2006)

TV-14 | 60 min | Music, Talk-Show

Created by music impresario Don Cornelius, Soul Train is an African-American focused music-dance television program that aired 35 years, primarily featuring performances by R&B, soul, funk, pop, and hip hop artists.

Stars: Don Cornelius, Diana Puskas, Queen Turner, Carole Creekmore

Votes: 680

2. Bad Alice

Short, Thriller | Post-production

An everyday woman dives into the dark underbelly of scammers while trying to conceal her own tangled secrets. Armed with a band of eccentric allies, she's on a quest for vengeance.

Director: Fia Perera | Stars: Jayne Taini, Peggy Miley, Danielle Kennedy, Ogy Durham

3. Diva Glam Ma's (2016– )

TV-MA | 60 min | Reality-TV

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Stars: Queen Turner, Mahogany Wilson, Ronda Robinson, Diana Puskas

4. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Stevie Wonder/The Moments/Fully Guaranteed (1972)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Stevie Wonder perform "Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours," "Superstition" and an original song "Soul Train". The Moments perform "Just Because He Wants To Make Love" and "My Thing". Fully Guaranteed perform "We Can Make It Together."

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Joe Cobb, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis

5. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Aretha Franklin (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Queen of Soul gets the Soul Train treatment in this episode. Aretha Franklin performs "Rock Steady", "Day Dreaming", "Oh Me Oh My (I'm a Fool for You Baby)", and "Master of Eyes (The Deepness of His Eyes)".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, G.C. Cameron, The Chi-Lites, Joe Cobb

Votes: 9

6. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The O'Jays/David Ruffin/Sylvia Robinson (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The O'Jays perform Backstabbers", "Love Train" and "Sunshine". David Ruffin performs "Blood Donors Needed" and "Common Man". Sylvia Robinson performed "Pillow Talk."

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis, Eddie Levert

Votes: 7

7. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Chuck Berry/Maxayan/Willie Hutch (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Chuck Berry performs "Reelin' and Rockin'", "Wee Wee Hours", "Roll em' Pete" and "Johnny B. Goode". Maxayan performs "Check out Your Mind". Willie Hutch performs "Slick" and "Brother's Gonna Work it out".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Chuck Berry, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis

8. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Smokey Robinson/First Choice/Al Wilson (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Smokey Robinson performs "Just My Soul Responding," "Baby Come Close" and "Sweet Harmony". First Choice perform "Armed and Extremely Dangerous" and "Smarty Pants". Al Wilson performs "Show and Tell".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis, First Choice

Votes: 8

9. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Johnny Mathis/The Dells (1974)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Johnny Mathis performs "I'm Coming Home", "I'm Stone In Love With You", "Life is a Song Worth Singing" and "Foolish." The Dells perform "I Miss You" and "Give Your Baby a Standing Ovation".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis, The Dells

10. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Marvin Gaye/The Whispers (1974)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Marvin Gaye performs "Come Get To This," "Let's Get It On," "Distant Lover" and "Keep Gettin' It On". The Whispers perform "A Mother for My Children" and "What More Can A Girl Ask For".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis, George Foreman

11. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Al Green/The Impressions (1974)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Al Green performs "Sweet Sixteen," "Jesus Is Waiting," "Living For You" and "Here I Am (Come and Take Me)". The Impressions perform "If It's In You To Do Wrong" and "Finally Got Myself Together".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Jim Brown, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis

Votes: 7

12. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Gladys Knight & the Pips/Lamont Dozier (1974)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Gladys Knight and The Pips performed "You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to me", "I Got to Use My Imagination", "On and On" and "Neither One Of Us (Wants to Be the First to Say ... See full summary »

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis, Lamont Dozier

Votes: 7

13. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Staple Singers/Bunny Sigler (1974)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Staple Singers lip-sync "If You're Ready", "Touch A Hand, Make a Friend" and "We The People" Mavis Staple lip-syncs "A House Is Not A Home". Bunny Sigler lip-syncs "That's How Long I'll Be Loving You" and "Things Are Gonna Get Better"

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Bunny Sigler, Mavis Staples

14. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The O'Jays/Ramsey Lewis (1974)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The O'Jays perform "For the Love of Money", "Put Your Hands Together", "You Got Your Hooks in Me" and "Wildflower". Ramsey Lewis performs "Sweet and Tender You" and "Love for a Day".

Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Eddie Levert, Ramsey Lewis

15. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Sly & the Family Stone/The Trammps (1974)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Sly & The Family Stone performed "Thank You," "Dance To The Music," "I Want To Take You Higher" & "If You Want Me To Stay". The Trammps performed "Where Do We Go From Here".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Sly Stone, The Trammps

Votes: 8

16. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Best of Soul Train: 1973-1974 (1974)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

A look Back at the best of Season 3, with a guest drop by Rev. Jesse Jackson.

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Marvin Gaye, Gladys Knight & The Pips

Votes: 18

17. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: B.B. King/The Moments (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

B.B. King performs "I Like to Live the Love," "I Can't Leave" and "To Know You Is To Love You". The Moments perform "My Thing" and "Gotta Find a Way."

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, B.B. King, The Moments

18. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Jackson 5 (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Jackson Five perform "Dancing Machine", "Don't Say Goodbye Again" and "Get It Together". Jermaine Jackson performs "You're In Good Hands". Michael Jackson performs "With a Child's Heart"

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Jackson 5, Jackie Jackson

Votes: 19

19. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Jose Feliciano/Minnie Riperton/Johnny Nash/The Dynamic Superiors (1974)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Minnie Riperton performs "Reasons" and "Lovin' You." Jose Feliciano performs "Hard Times In El Barrio," "Golden Lady" and "California Dreamin'." The Dynamic Superiors perform "Shoe Shoe Shine."

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, The Dynamic Superiors, José Feliciano

20. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Ike & Tina Turner/Lonette McKee (1975)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Ike & Tina Turner perform "Oh My My," "Sexy Ida," "Nutbush City Limits" and "River Deep - Mountain High." Lonette McKee performs "Save It" and "Do To Me."

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Joe Cobb, Carole Creekmore, Ike & Tina Turner

21. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: James Brown & the First Family of Soul (1974)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

James Brown & The First Family Of Soul Featuring Fred Wesley & The JB's ruled this episode with the songs "Cold Sweat," "I Can't Stand It," "Papa's Got A Brand New Bag," "Hell," "Try Me," "... See full summary »

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, James Brown, Joe Cobb, Lyn Collins

Votes: 8

22. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Richard Pryor/Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes/South Shore Commission (1975)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

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Director: J.D. Lobue | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, Richard Pryor

23. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Miracles/Herbie Hancock/Yvonne Fair (1974)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Miracles performed "Do It Baby" and "What is a Heart Good For". Herbie Hancock performed "Chameleon" and "Watermelon Man". Yvonne Fair performed "Funky Music Sho Nuff Turns Me On" and "Walk Out the Door If You Wanna".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Yvonne Fair, William Griffin

Votes: 8

24. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Miracles/Poison/Quincy Jones (1975)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

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Director: J.D. Lobue | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, William Griffin, Quincy Jones

25. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Donna Summer/Johnny Taylor (1976)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

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Director: J.D. Lobue | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Donna Summer, Johnnie Taylor

26. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Johnnie Taylor/The Joneses/Syreeta Wright (1974)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Johnnie Taylor performed "It Don't Pay to Get Up in the Morning" and "It's September". The Joneses performed "Sugar Pie Guy" and "Hey Babe". Syreeta performed "I'm Going Left".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis, Cecil Hale

27. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Friends of Distinction/Timmy Thomas/The Independents (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Friends of Distinction perform "Now is the Time". Timmy Thomas performs "Why Can't We live Together?". The Independents perform "Leaving Me". Richard Pryor makes a cameo appearance.

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis, Friends of Distinction

Votes: 7

28. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Four Tops/Otis Clay (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Four Tops performed "Keeper of the Castle", "I Must be Dreaming", and "Ain't No Woman Like the One I got". Otis Clay performed "Trying to Live My Life Without You" Also, The Soul Train ... See full summary »

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Renaldo Benson, James Brown, Otis Clay

29. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Al Green/Mel & Tim (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Al Green performs "You Ought to be with Me," "For the Good Times" and "Love and Happiness". Mel and Tim perform "Starting All Over Again" and "I May Not Be What You Want".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Joe Cobb, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis

Votes: 9

30. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: James Brown (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

James Brown gets a Soul Train tribute here as he performs various hits like "Get On The Good Foot," "Soul Power," "Make It Funky," "Cold Sweat," "Try Me," "Hot Pants," "Get Up (I Feel Like ... See full summary »

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, James Brown, Lyn Collins, Carole Creekmore

Votes: 10

31. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Johnny Nash/Billy Butler & Infinity/Brighter Side of Darkness (1973)

TV-14 | 60 min | Music, Talk-Show

Johnny Nash performs "I Can See Clearly Now" and "Stir it Up". Billy Butler & the Infinity perform "Hung Up on You". Brighter Side of Darkness perform "Love Jones" and "Just a Little Bit".

Directors: Don Buccola, B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, The Brighter Side of Darkness, Billy Butler, Carole Creekmore

32. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Dramatics/Syl Johnson/The Smith Connection (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Dramatics perform "Get Up and Get Down", "In The Rain" and "Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get". Syl Johnson perform "We Did It" and "Any Way the Wind Blows". The Smith Connection perform " I've Been in Love."

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis, The Dramatics

33. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Spinners/Sisters Love (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Spinners performs "I'll Be Around," "Could It Be I'm Falling In Love" and "How Could I Let You Get Away". Sisters Love perform "(I Could Never Make) A Better Man than You" and "Give Me Your Love".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis, Diana Puskas

Votes: 7

34. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Sylvers/Ronnie Dyson/Archie Bell & the Drells (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Ronnie Dyson performs "One Man Band" and "I Think I'll Tell Her". The Sylvers perform "Wish I Could Talk to You" and "I'll Never Be Ashamed". Archie Bell and the Drells perform "I Can't Stop Dancing" and "Dancing To Your Music".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Archie Bell & The Drells, Archie Bell, Carole Creekmore

35. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Curtis Mayfield/The Main Ingredient/Hank Ballard (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Curtis Mayfield performs "Superfly," "I'm Your Pusherman" and "Freddie's Dead". The Main Ingredient performs "Everybody Plays The Fool" and "You've Got To Take It (If You Want It)". Hank Ballard performs "From The Love Side".

Directors: Don Buccola, B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Hank Ballard, Carole Creekmore, Albert Ebbs

Votes: 8

36. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Barry White/Love Unlimited/The Temprees (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Barry White performed "I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More Baby", "I've Got So Much to Give", "Never Never Gonna Give You Up". Love Unlimited performed "Love's Theme". The Temprees ... See full summary »

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Vicki Abercrombie, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis

Votes: 8

37. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Bill Withers (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Bill Withers perform "Grandma's Hand", "If I Can't Write Lefthanded", "Kissin' My Love" and "Friend of Mine".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis, Steve Manning

38. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Bobby Womack/The Whispers/Thelma Houston (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Bobby Womack performs "I Can Understand It", "Harry Hippie" and "Woman's Gotta Have it". The Whispers perform "POW MIA" and "Somebody Loves You". Thelma Houston performs "Black California" and "Piano Man".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis, Thelma Houston

39. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Chairman of the Board/Charles Mann/Sylvia (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Sylvia perform Didn't I?" and "Pillow Talk". The Chairman of the Board perform "Finders Keepers" and "Chairman of the Board". Charles Mann performs "It's All Over."

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, The Chairmen of the Board, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis

40. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Dance Contest Show: The Sylvers (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Sylvers perform "Stay Away from Me" and "Through The Love In My Heart." Los Angeles mayor Thomas Bradley presents scholarships to the winners of a dance contest.

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Tom Bradley, Carole Creekmore, Walter Payton

41. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Eddie Kendricks/The Dramatics/Rufus (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Eddie Kendricks perform Keep on Truckin'". The Dramatics perform "Hey You. Get Off My Mountain"/ Rufus performs "Keep It Coming"

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, The Dramatics, Eddie Kendricks

42. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Isley Brothers/Betty Wright/Jr. Walker & the All-Stars (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Isley Brothers perform "That Lady", "Listen To The Music" and "Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight". Betty Wright performs "Gimme Back My Man" and "Let Me Be Your Lovemaker". Jr. Walker and ... See full summary »

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Joe Cobb, Carole Creekmore, The Isley Brothers

43. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: Little Anthony & the Imperials/Edwin Starr/The Valentinos (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Little Anthony and the Imperials perform "Going Out of My Head", Hurt So Bad" and "La La La (At the End)". Edwin Starr performs "Twenty-Five Miles" and "There You Go". The Valentinos perform "I Can Understand It."

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Little Anthony and the Imperials, Diana Puskas

44. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Best of Soul Train (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

A look back on the best of Season 2 of Soul Train.

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Chuck Berry, James Brown, Carole Creekmore

Votes: 15

45. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Chi-Lites/The Honey Cone/G.C. Cameron (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Honey Cone perform One Monkey Don't Stop No Show". The Chi-Lites perform "A Letter to Myself" and "Sally". G.C. Cameron perform "Don't Wanna Play Pajama Games"

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, G.C. Cameron, The Chi-Lites, Carole Creekmore

Votes: 8

46. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Four Tops/Bloodstone/Lee Charles (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

Bloodstone perform "Natural High". Lee Charles performs "I Just Want to Be Loved". The Four Tops perform "Are You Man Enough?" (from the 'Shaft in Africa' soundtrack)

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Bloodstone, Lee Charles, Carole Creekmore

47. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Impressions/Tyrone Davis/Billy Preston (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Impressions perform Preacher Man" and "Lost". Tyrone Davis performs "Change In Mind" and "Without You in My Life". Billy Preston performs "Will it Go Round in Circles?"

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Tyrone Davis, The Impressions

Votes: 7

48. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Intruders/Foster Sylvers (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Intruders perform "I'll Always Love My Mama" and "I Wanna Know Your Name". Foster Sylvers performs "Misdemeanor" and "Hey Little Girl".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, The Intruders, Diana Puskas

Votes: 8

49. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Manhattans/Lyn Collins/Lee Auston (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Manhattans perform "There's No me Without You" and "Back Up". Lyn Collins performs "Fly me to the Moon" and "Never Gonna Give it Up". Lee Auston performs "Gimme Your Hand" and "Real Woman".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Gerald Alston, Lee Auston, Edward 'Sonny' Bivins

50. Soul Train (1971–2006)
Episode: The Miracles/Chuck Jackson/The Jackson Sisters (1973)

TV-14 | Music, Talk-Show

The Miracles perform "I Can't Stand to See You Cry" and "Don't Let it End Until You Let it Begin". Chuck Jackson performs "I Only Get This Feeling". The Jackson Sisters perform "Boy You're Dynamite" and "I Believe in Miracles".

Director: B.J. Jackson | Stars: Don Cornelius, Carole Creekmore, Pat Davis, The Jackson Sisters