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	<description><![CDATA[For me, this set essentially began back in the early 1990s. You know when Jeffrey Allen Townes and Willard Carroll Smith Jr. - alias &quot;DJ Jazzy Jeff &amp; The Fresh Prince&quot; - were making the rounds on screen, one also had the chance to catch a glimpse of style, culture, funk, and soul.

The cultural impact of Don Cornelius&#039; vision went far beyond entertainment.
Cornelius, a former news reporter, invested just $400 of his own money to create a &quot;Black American Bandstand&quot;. In doing so, he became one of the first Black men to own and host a nationally syndicated television show.

Soul Train arrived during the Civil Rights movement. Through afros, vibrant fashion, and the iconic &quot;Soul Train Line,&quot; the show broadcasted the message that &quot;Black is beautiful&quot; into millions of living rooms every week.

Before Soul Train, Black artists struggled to get airtime on mainstream television shows. The show launched the careers of legends spanning R&amp;B, Funk, Soul, Disco, and Hip-Hop, featuring acts from James Brown to early hip-hop pioneers.

The SoulTrain-Line! This legendary segment of the show changed how dance was consumed and performed on television, turning freestyle dance into an art form.

Cornelius&#039; booming, baritone voice concluded every episode with his famous wish to the audience: &quot;Wishing you love, peace, and soul.

Rest In Power Don Cornelius [1936 - 2012]]]></description>
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	<author_name>Simon Da Sorcerer</author_name>
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