Join DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray on this episode of Queue Points podcast as they take a nostalgic look at classic TV shows that served as crucial platforms for Black musicians. From the importance of 'Soul Train' and 'The Arsenio Hall Show' to 'Pump It Up' with Dee Barnes and 'Showtime at the Apollo,' the hosts explore how these shows provided much-needed visibility for Black artists. The episode also touches on memorable moments and influential figures from these iconic programs.
Topics: #SoulTrain #ArsenioHall #PumpItUp #DeeBarnes #ApolloTheater #BlackPodcasters #BlackMusic #MusicPodcast
Chapters
00:00 Intro Theme
00:16 Welcome and Nostalgia
00:35 The Struggles of Black Artists on TV
04:44 The Rise of Soul Train
05:10 Soul Train's Cultural Impact
09:40 Late Night TV and Arsenio Hall
13:49 Pump It Up and Dee Barnes
16:41 Showtime at the Apollo
18:42 David Peaston's Journey
22:02 Conclusion and Call to Action
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