SOUL!

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  E1January 3, 1973

  Jan 3, 1973

  Guest: an evening with singer Al Green Host: Ellis Haizlip

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  E2January 10, 1973

  Jan 10, 1973

  Guests: Tony Award-winning singer Linda Hopkins & the Soul Quintet, and musical group Earth, Wind & Fire Hosts: Gerry Bledsoe and Ellis Haizlip

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  E3January 17, 1973

  Jan 17, 1973

  Guests: The Spinners and the Jimmy Castor Bunch

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  E4February 7, 1973

  Feb 7, 1973

  Guest: Stokely Carmichael

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  E5February 14, 1973

  Feb 14, 1973

  Guest: singer Esther Phillips, and a performance of “The Johnson Girls,” which centers around six young Southern ladies.

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  E6February 21, 1973

  Feb 21, 1973

  Guests: vocal group Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, singer Esther Marrow, and Encore magazine editor Ida Lewis

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  E7February 28, 1973

  Feb 28, 1973

  Guest: performer/composer/keyboard artist Billy Preston and his musical group.

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  E8March 7, 1973 (the last episode)

  Mar 7, 1973

  Soul! staff: Ellis Haizlip, Alonzo Brown Jr., Anna Horsford, Sherri Santifer, Loretta Green and Leslie Demus read poetry – and letters from viewers throughout the country, and share clips of LaBelle (from the first episode of Soul!), and King Curtis (musical director of Soul!, who passed away during the show’s run). Host: Ellis Haizlip

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  E1January 5, 1972

  Jan 5, 1972

  Guests: Muhammad Ali, singer Miriam Makeba, and vocal group the Delfonics Host: Nikki Giovanni

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  E2January 12, 1972

  Jan 12, 1972

  Guests: Jerry Butler, Peaches, Anna Horsford, and dentist Dr. Stanley Nelson

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  E3January 19, 1972

  Jan 19, 1972

  Guests: Lynn Brown (wife of Black activist H. Rap Brown); gospel group the Shirley Caesar Singers, and musical group The Main Ingredient Host: Ellis Haizlip

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  E4January 26, 1972: "The Blue Note Show"

  Jan 26, 1972

  Guests: Keyboardist Horace Silver with vocalists Andy and Salome Bey, trumpeter Lee Morgan, flutist Bobbi Humphrey Host: Ellis Haizlip

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  E5February 2, 1972

  Feb 2, 1972

  Guests: Actor/singer Ronnie Dyson, singer Cissy Houston and poets China Clark and Quincy Troupe

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  E6February 9, 1972

  Feb 9, 1972

  Guests: Gladys Knight and the Pips, and poets Carolyn Rodgers and Norman Jordan

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  E7February 16, 1972

  Nov 16, 1972

  Guests: Singer Al Green, author Vertamae Grosvenor, the Isaac Douglas Singers, writer Alice Childress, and poet Camille Yarbrough

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  E14October 4, 1972

  Oct 4, 1972

  Guests: Jazz musician Rahsaan Roland Kirk & the Vibration Society Host: Ellis Haizlip

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  E25December 20, 1972: "Wonderlove"

  Dec 20, 1972· 50m

  Guests: Stevie Wonder and Wonderlove Setlist... 01. For Once In My Life 02. If You Really Love Me 03. Superwoman 04. You And I 05. Interview 06. What's Going On/My Cherie Amour 07. Blowing In The Wind 08. With A Chid's Heart 09. Love Having You Around 10. Signed Sealed Delivered/Papa Was A Rolling Stone 11. Superstition 12. Maybe Your Baby/Superstition Outro 13. Uptight Everything's Alright

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  E34Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin in conversation on 'SOUL!' (Part 1)

  Dec 15, 1971· 60m

  Then 47-year-old novelist James Baldwin is interviewed by 28-year-old poet Nikki Giovanni in a two-part presentation of WNET’s “SOUL!" Taped in London in 1971, the wide-ranging conversation explores Black life in America, the struggle for racial justice and evolving gender roles, while also offering insight into the work and artistic process of two literary icons.

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  E35Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin in conversation on 'SOUL!' (Part 2)

  Dec 15, 1971· 60m

  Then 47-year-old novelist James Baldwin is interviewed by 28-year-old poet Nikki Giovanni in a two-part presentation of WNET’s “SOUL!" Taped in London in 1971, the wide-ranging conversation explores Black life in America, the struggle for racial justice and evolving gender roles, while also offering insight into the work and artistic process of two literary icons.

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  E36December 29, 1971

  Dec 29, 1971

  Guests: Singer Bill Withers, poet Mae Jackson, and the McCoy Tyner Quartet Host: Ellis Haizlip

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