S14 • E6 Oct 27, 1984 60m
Performances: -- Jeffrey Osborne - ""Don't Stop"" and ""The Borderlines"" -- Alicia Myers - ""You Get The Best From Me (Say Say Say)"" and ""Appreciation"" -- Mr. T - ""Mr. T's Commandments""
Notable Song Played: David Bowie - ""Blue Jean"" Soul Train Line: The Jacksons - ""Torture""
Extra Info: Mr. T actually starts out with a small speech for the viewers of Soul Train, letting them know that in order to succeed, you cannot party all the time and (of course), say no to drugs and alcohol. All the while, there are four kids (two on each side) sitting at his feet on the stage. He, then, goes into ""Mr. T's Commandments"" and the dancers were enjoying it. Jeffrey Osborne reveals what his new album (Don't Stop) has in comparision to his last (Stay With Me Tonight). Alicia Myers talks about her time with One Way and the new music video for ""You Get The Best From Me.""
Notable Song Played: David Bowie - ""Blue Jean"" Soul Train Line: The Jacksons - ""Torture""
Extra Info: Mr. T actually starts out with a small speech for the viewers of Soul Train, letting them know that in order to succeed, you cannot party all the time and (of course), say no to drugs and alcohol. All the while, there are four kids (two on each side) sitting at his feet on the stage. He, then, goes into ""Mr. T's Commandments"" and the dancers were enjoying it. Jeffrey Osborne reveals what his new album (Don't Stop) has in comparision to his last (Stay With Me Tonight). Alicia Myers talks about her time with One Way and the new music video for ""You Get The Best From Me.""
