This episode was filmed in 1975, six months after Al Green’s girlfriend
committed suicide. WIthout a doubt, the power of soul drove all his demons
away. Thank you for this precious upload, and thank you AL GREEN!
Thenecs tuu YouTube, Iei wua eboul tuu spend miey rail burthdae with miey
femulei,
Algrein, Queincei Jones, Myii Husband, Don Cornelius || ,Don Cornelius |||
, Don Cornelius |||| ,
Don Cornelius ||||| , Meinnei husbend with injoyumeint in miey ril adoptid
femulei hwuum olsou
orrr myie relutivs. Thenc YouTube, oulei if Iei cen git houm.
Miss. Don Cornelius.
no lip syncing for *al green* on *soul train* back in the day.
this is live for real with al’s killin band.
side note: check the drummer’s space-age kit! wha?!
this is the complete soul train episode.
*al’s performances:*
5:33 sha la la, make me happy
11:45 l o v e love
19:22 interview
21:19 god blessed our love
35:32 take me to the river (*the* version!)
Yup. Definitely not 72′. I watched the 72′ show when it aired. But Al Green
still (and always will) stir my soul with his voice. Thank God for LP’s!
Nothing…and I mean NOTHING can beat the sound of and LP.
How do you find these videos? You are such a genius. I think this is
episode 135 from April of 1975. Most of episodes 93 and 52 with Al Green as
guest are already posted, but can you find any more? I have just discovered
and love Al Green and am trying to find all his appearances prior to his
reverend phase.
His magnificent performance of “God Blessed Our Love” shows that Al Green
was preachin’ long before he became a minister! Al Green is one of the
G.O.A.Ts! (Greatest Of All Time)
im sooo glad you were in the mood for Al Green!! THIS is how they did shows
back then: no special effects, no 20 dancers on the stage. was just a big
piece band, a great charasmatic singer out front and most important NO lip
sync!! thank u for posting. i discovered a song i never heard from this
show “God Blessed Our Love” its a great song!
Don Cornelius said “That ought to hold for a little bit” The wonderful
voice of Al Green and his music as well as the Soul Train have been holding
me for over 40 years! I’d still love that dancing too!
They sure don’t make music or show’s like this anymore. Just great stuff
that never get’s old. Classic soul music is thee absolute best! Al Green is
my favorite singer of all time. Thanks for posting. 🙂
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Can’t nobody rock it like Al !!
No big fat women with atrocious fake wigs in dem days
What on earth happened to music? Goodness me, the youth of today have no
idea!!
What a legend!
This episode was filmed in 1975, six months after Al Green’s girlfriend
committed suicide. WIthout a doubt, the power of soul drove all his demons
away. Thank you for this precious upload, and thank you AL GREEN!
Memphis baby!!!
Thenecs tuu YouTube, Iei wua eboul tuu spend miey rail burthdae with miey
femulei,
Algrein, Queincei Jones, Myii Husband, Don Cornelius || ,Don Cornelius |||
, Don Cornelius |||| ,
Don Cornelius ||||| , Meinnei husbend with injoyumeint in miey ril adoptid
femulei hwuum olsou
orrr myie relutivs. Thenc YouTube, oulei if Iei cen git houm.
Miss. Don Cornelius.
I still love Soul Train so so much. Wonder if there is a place I can get
good resolution dvds or something?
Al was holdin’ church!! Sing it Brother! Really leanin on the Lord after
that tragedy.That’s a good thing.
Soul train at it’s very best. Live performances with REAL musical
instruments. LONG LIVE SOUL TRAIN, R.I.P Don Cornelius
another great performance!
Giving the drummer sum…Greensboro in the house!
I jus like it, lol!
You are a good man.
thank you mikesykes16. this episode of Soul Train gives me so much joy,
ESPECIALLY this performance of L-O-V-E
no lip syncing for *al green* on *soul train* back in the day.
this is live for real with al’s killin band.
side note: check the drummer’s space-age kit! wha?!
this is the complete soul train episode.
*al’s performances:*
5:33 sha la la, make me happy
11:45 l o v e love
19:22 interview
21:19 god blessed our love
35:32 take me to the river (*the* version!)
[attention: +Arigatoune Tomodachi ]
y en esos años no me gustaba la música disco, la amé más tarde…
Two words… Bell Bottoms! lol lovin’ this episode, it brings back so many
memories.. Wow!
Love your post.
This kind of dancing moved exlusively to gay bars after 1984.
Yup. Definitely not 72′. I watched the 72′ show when it aired. But Al Green
still (and always will) stir my soul with his voice. Thank God for LP’s!
Nothing…and I mean NOTHING can beat the sound of and LP.
we had soul all we got now is rapp what a dam shame
saudadess ai se voltasse o tempo.
How do you find these videos? You are such a genius. I think this is
episode 135 from April of 1975. Most of episodes 93 and 52 with Al Green as
guest are already posted, but can you find any more? I have just discovered
and love Al Green and am trying to find all his appearances prior to his
reverend phase.
The best program of all time!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing!
excelente documento gracias mil por compartirlo.
My God! It’s crazy how everyone in this video were so slim back then. That
says so much about the crap the government is putting in our foods today.
His magnificent performance of “God Blessed Our Love” shows that Al Green
was preachin’ long before he became a minister! Al Green is one of the
G.O.A.Ts! (Greatest Of All Time)
aie aie aie ça déboite terrible !
belle bottom pants that was the late 60’s into the early 70’s and I
remember wearing the pants…
He is one of the most charismatic people on this earth. Made me shiver.
im sooo glad you were in the mood for Al Green!! THIS is how they did shows
back then: no special effects, no 20 dancers on the stage. was just a big
piece band, a great charasmatic singer out front and most important NO lip
sync!! thank u for posting. i discovered a song i never heard from this
show “God Blessed Our Love” its a great song!
26:00 Larry Lee!
Shake yo’ stuff!!!
The Best…..
Don Cornelius said “That ought to hold for a little bit” The wonderful
voice of Al Green and his music as well as the Soul Train have been holding
me for over 40 years! I’d still love that dancing too!
I have never seen this episode. AWESOME. I always thought the guitar player
was Willie Mitchell.
yessssss……
esses irmãos americanos tinham a melhor música negra, mas, sem duvida, nós
brasileiros tínhamos a melhor dança para a música deles…
The Good Reverand Al Green preaching to the chior and delivering and
impromptu revival. Can I get a witness ?
should be drawn to his dimples, ,,super cute, but ahem,…wots goin on in
those trousers !! lucky Mrs Green,haha
I had to look twice and was thinking – who changed my picture. lOl
Happy 67th Birthday to Al Green!
すごいですね 池池あlgれえんね
Jive turkeys!
Who cares?
They sure don’t make music or show’s like this anymore. Just great stuff
that never get’s old. Classic soul music is thee absolute best! Al Green is
my favorite singer of all time. Thanks for posting. 🙂