*Tony Cornelius, who worked alongside his father Don Cornelius on “Soul Train” and other shows, said his father placed a call to him on the day he died, reports CBS News. Tony did not elaborate on the conversation, but said, “It was a call of urgency, and I came to his home immediately.” Cornelius said […]

It was a shock to all of us who knew him, and made an appointment to watch him every week. As the word spread that “Soul Train” legend Don Cornelius, apparently took his own life, Twitter was ablaze with in a stream of condolences that continued Thursday. CNN.com has the feature story.

Don Cornelius (September 27, 1936 – February 1, 2012) Don Cornelius was best known as a gentleman who influenced the lives of many African Americans around the world. Cornelius wrote, produced, and hosted “Soul Train,” a show that recognized the talents of black artists. That show inspired us to ‘boogie,’ make great music and took […]

With the recent passing of “Soul Train” creator Don Cornelius, we take a look back at some of our favorite female performers who brought grace and style to the “hippest trip in America.” The series was created by Don Cornelius, who also served as its first host and executive producer, and aired first-run episodes from […]

Our morning man Tom Joyner doesn’t want to believe it and becomes emotional and his crew Sybil and J Anthony Brown comforts him (rightfully s0) as they bring you the breaking news about legendary vee jay and creator of the most popular black tv music show ever ‘Soul Train’ Don Cornelius passes away of what is […]

According to TMX.com, Don Cornelius — who famously created “Soul Train” was found dead in his Sherman Oaks, CA home this morning around 4:00 a.m. pt.  Law enforcement sources  is labeling it a suicide.  Read More:

Though Soul Train is known for ushering in generations of Black musicians, its most notable component was the infamous “Soul Train Line,” where dancers would strut down a human-bordered pathway, showcasing their best grooves.