Soul Train
Aired : From October 2, 1971 - March 25, 2006
Host : Don Cornelius
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Soul Train
Aired : From October 2, 1971 - March 25, 2006
Host : Don Cornelius

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Sinners dancers revealed.
Timestamps: 00:17 – Choreographers: Aakomon “AJ” Jones & Amy Allen 01:15 – Lindy Hoppers (Breonna Jordan, Kendalyn Dene Breakfield, Faith Rockward, Leroy Harris Jr., Jeremy Denzel, Donald Jones Jr.) 02:40 – Pearline’s Ancestor – Amari Vaughn (Acholi Dance, East African influence) 04:08 – B-Boy Ancestor – Cuso Fresh (Breaking) 05:22 – Future Pearline – Jarrell Hamilton (West African + Modern Dance, Afrofuturist look) 07:15 – Gen Z/Millennial Spirit – Trinity Mitchell (Twerking, Southern Hip Hop, Mapouka, Punta) 08:35 – Smoke’s Crip Ancestors – Ritho Johnson & Jeoffrey Harris Jr. (C-Walking) 09:50 – Chinese Opera Ancestor – Alexander Huynh (Monkey King) 10:50 – Water Sleeve Ancestor – Winnie Mu (Chinese Opera) 11:42 – Zaouli Spirit – Arouna Guindo (Zaouli, Ivory Coast) 12:35 – Future Spirit – Phyouture (Memphis Jookin, Funk + Hip Hop Fusion) 14:20 – Ballet Ancestor – Jahaira Myers (Black Ballet, Dance Theatre of Harlem, on pointe) 15:27 – Final thoughts: symbolism, legacy, and credit where credit is due 16:59 – Full credits for the dancers
Gwoka, from the French Caribbean Islands of Guadeloupe.
Enslaved Africans in Guadeloupe had used Gwoka to communicate through music, song, and dance. Nowadays, this cultural expression celebrates and continues the legacy and stories of the people of Guadeloupe.
In this video, the barefoot dancer—a Black woman with ankle-length locs and wearing a sleeveless, white top and red flared shorts with a pleated hem that ends a little above her knees—is communicating with the lead drummer to perform the notes based on each step she makes. The specific rhythm, which the other drummers are playing, is called Léwoz. There are seven rhythms in total that express different moods and tell various stories.
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Excerpt from Carnival of Rhythm : A music and dance tribute to the peasants and workers of Brazil.
Katherine Mary Dunham (June 22, 1909 – May 21, 2006) was an American dancer, choreographer, anthropologist, and social activist.
Dunham had one of the most successful dance careers of the 20th century and directed her own dance company for many years.
She has been called the "matriarch and queen mother of black dance."
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Dancer Jacqueline Green. Photo by Paul Kolnik.
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One of the great Black love stories of the 20th Century - Geoffrey Holder and Carmen DeLavallade.
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