The show went from being local to the Chicago area to being shown in a wider market, and eventually around the country Two of the four hosts who graced the Soul Train stage tell PEOPLE about the ...

In the early 1970s, black artists were given a launching pad: Soul Train. Though it wasn’t the first show of its kind, it made history as the first nationally syndicated music-variety show made for ...

It’s hard to talk about Black music without talking about “Soul Train” creator Don Cornelius. The Chicago native, who got his start on local radio and television, wanted to create a program that ...

Mystro Clark is grateful to have followed in Don Cornelius' footsteps as host of Soul Train. Clark was the first permanent host of the beloved television series to follow the original host, Don ...

It’s been 20 years since ‘Soul Train” went off the air for good. We’re looking back at the place to see the flyest fashion and the hottest dance moves. From 1971 to 2006, “Soul Train” was the place to ...

Soul Train continues to convey love, peace and soul, 55 years after first gracing television screens. What became a beloved fixture in American television history first started as a road show. After ...