Soul Train

Barry White and Glodean Jones White (from the group Love Unlimited) perform songs from their debut album Barry and Glodean for the 11th season premiere of Soul Train. They perform ""I Want You"", ""You're the Only One for Me"", ""You"" and ""Didn't We Make it Happen""

--Phyllis Hyman ""You Sure Look Good to Me"" and ""Just Another Face in the Crowd"" --Carl Carlson ""She's a Bad Mama Jama"" --Mike Weaver

--Deniece Williams ""Silly"" and ""What two Can Do"" --Richard ""Dimples"" Fields ""She's Got Papers on Me"" and ""Earth Angel""

--The Brothers Johnson ""Do It For Love"" and ""The Real Thing"" --LaToya Jackson ""I Don't Want You to Go"" and ""Stay the Night""

Soul Train salutes Rick James, who performs his all-time hit ""Super Freak"" and ""Ghetto Life"" and ""Below the Funk (Pass the J)""

--The Four Tops ""When She Was My Girl"" --Stacy Lattisaw ""Love on a Two-Way Street"", ""It Was So Easy"" and ""Feel My Love Tonight""

--Jose Feliciano ""Everybody Loves Me"" and ""I Second That Emotion"" --Stone City Band ""Freaky"" and ""Party Girls""

--Brick ""Sweat (Til you Get Wet)"" and ""Wide Open"" --Frankie Smith ""Double Dutch Bus""

--Patti LaBelle ""Over the Rainbow"" and ""The Spirit's in It"" --The Time ""Get it Up"" and ""Cool""

--Geeorge Benson ""Give Me the Night"" and ""Turn Your love Around"" --Patti Austin ""Do You Love Me"" and ""Every Home Should Have One""

--The Spinners ""Love Connection (Raise the Window Down)"" and ""You Go Your Way"" --Bobby Womack ""If You Think You're Lonely Now"" and ""Secrets""

--Rockie Robbins ""I Believe in You"" and ""Time to Think"" --Slave ""Snap Shot""

--Skyy ""Let's Turn it out"" and ""First Time Around"" --O'Bryan ""The Gigolo"" and ""Can't Live Without Your Love""

--L.T.D. ""Kickin' Back"" and ""April Love"" --James Ingram ""Just Once"" and ""One Hundred Ways""

--Syreeta ""Quick Slick"" and ""I Don't Know"" --Zoom ""Love Seasons"" and ""Saturday Saturday Night""

Soul Train salutes the magic and music of Diana Ross and features her recent singles ""Why Do Fools Fall in Love"", ""My Old Piano"" and ""Mirror Mirror""

--Irene Cara ""Reach Out I'll be There"" and ""Anyone Can See"" --Andrae Crouch ""Don't Give Up"" and ""Waiting on the Son""

--Al Jarreau ""Breakin' Away"" and ""We're in this Love Together"" --Aurra ""Make Up your Mind""

--The Whispers ""It's a love Thing"" and ""I Can make It Better"" --Mary Wells ""In and Out of Love""

--The Chi-Lites ""Whole Lot of Good Good Lovin',"" and ""Oh Girl"" --Bill Summers & Summers Heat ""Jam the Box!""

--Smokey Robinson ""Being With You"", ""You Are Forever"", ""Who's Sad"" and ""Tell me Tomorrow"" --Bettye Lavette ""Tell Me No Lie"" and ""I Can't Stop""

--Sister Sledge ""My Guy"" and ""All The Man That I Need"" --Ray Parker, Jr ""A Woman Needs Love (Just Like You Do)"" and ""The Other Woman""

--Lakeside ""There's Something About That Woman"" and ""I Want to Hold Your Hand"" --Sheree Brown ""Straight Ahead"" and ""It's a Pleasure""

--George Duke ""Dukey Stick"" and ""Reach for It"" --D-Train ""You're the One for Me""

--War ""Outlaw"" and You've Got the Power"" --O'Bryan ""Still Water (Love)"" and ""Right From the Start""

--Ronnie Dyson ""Phase 2"" --The Dazz Band ""Let it Whip"" and ""Let the Music Play""

--Al Green ""Highway to heaven"" --Third World ""Hooked on Love"" and ""Try Jah Love""

--Deniece Williams ""Gonna Take a Miracle"" and ""How Does it feel"" --Junior ""Mama Used to Say"" and ""Too Late""

--Cameo - ""Be Yourself"" and ""Flirt"" --Patrice Rushen - ""Forget Me Nots"" and ""If Only""

--Bobby Womack - ""Where Do We Go From Here"" and ""Just My Imagination (Playing Tricks On Me Again)"" --The Gap Band - ""Early In the Morning"" and ""Stay With Me""

--Thje O'Jays ""Your Body's Here With Me (But Your Mind is On The Other Side of Town)"" and ""Your True Heart"" --Gene Chandler ""I'm Attracted to You""

A Taste of Honey - "I'll Try Something New" and "We've Got The Groove" Jeffrey Osborne - "I Really Don't Need No Light" and "Baby" Soul Train History Book clip: Al Green - "Let's Stay Together" (from Soul Train #21, 19-Feb-1972)