V.A. / SOULTRAIN VOL.2 (1DVDR)

Ike & Tina Turner - I Want To Take You Higher
Jerry Butler - I Only Have Eyes For You
Ike & Tina Turner - Feel Good
Brenda Lee Eager & Jerry Butler - (They Long To Be) Close To You
Ike & Tina Turner - Proud Mary
Eddie Kendricks - Eddie`s Love
The Whispers - I Only Meant To Wet My Feet
Eddie Kendricks - Can I
The Whispers - Life And Breath
Eddie Kendricks - If You Let Me
Jermaine Jackson w/Jackson 5 -That`s How Love Goes
Jackson 5 - I Want You Back
Jackson 5 - Corner Of The Sky
Jermaine Jackson -Daddy`s Home
Jackson 5 - Lookin` Through The Windows
Aretha Franklin - Daydreamin`
Aretha Franklin - (Oh Me, Oh My) I`m A Feel For You Baby
Aretha Franklin - Master Of Eyes (The Defense Of Your Eyes)
Aretha Franklin - Rock Steady
The O`Jays – Backstabbers
David Ruffin - Blood Donors Needed (Give All You Can)
The O`Jays - Love Train
David Ruffin - Common Man
The O`Jays – Sunshine
The Spinners - I`ll Be Around
Sisters Love - (I Could Never Make) A Better Man Than You
Sisters Love- Give Me Your Love
The Spinners - Could It Be I`m Falling In Love
The Spinners - How Could I Let You Get Away
Al Green - You Ought To Be With You
Mel & Tim - Starting All Over Again
Al Green - For The Good Times
Al Green - Love And Happiness

"Soul Train," a TV program that symbolizes the golden age of Black music in the 1970s. This is the second installment in a best-of compilation series compiling rare performances from its precious on-air footage. First, there's Ike & Tina Turner at their peak, the elegant middle section of Jerry Butler, lead singer of The Impressions, Eddie Kendricks after going solo from The Temptations, the top vocal group The Whispers, and even Michael Jackson during his voice change with Jermaine Jackson and the Jackson 5. The biggest highlight is the funky performance of the legendary Aretha Franklin. Furthermore, there's a rare performance of David Ruffin during The O'Jays' heyday, The Spinners' hit tune "I'll Be Around," the powerful funk groove of Sisters Love, and finally, the moving performance of Al Green from his Hi-Label era. In short, it's a treasure trove of Black music, totaling 117 minutes with subtitles.