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FILE - This Monday, March 6, 2006 file photo shows Don Cornelius is seen in his office in Los Angeles. Before the death of Cornelius stirred pangs of nostalgia in the American public, a group of black entrepreneurs already had begun working to revive Cornelius’ creation, Soul Train, and carry it beyond party line dances and television reruns. Photo: Damian Dovarganes / AP -
FILE - In this Feb. 13, 2012 file photo, people participate in the Soul Train dance line record attempt in Philadelphia. Before the death of Don Cornelius stirred pangs of nostalgia in the American public, a group of black entrepreneurs already had begun working to revive Cornelius’ creation, Soul Train, and carry it beyond party line dances and television reruns. Photo: Joseph Kaczmarek / AP -
FILE - In this Feb. 13, 2012 file photo, people participate in the Soul Train dance line record attempt in Philadelphia. Before the death of Don Cornelius stirred pangs of nostalgia in the American public, a group of black entrepreneurs already had begun working to revive Cornelius’ creation, Soul Train, and carry it beyond party line dances and television reruns. Photo: Joseph Kaczmarek / AP -
FILE - In this July 21, 2011, file photo, Hall of Fame basketball player turned businessman Earvin "Magic" Johnson smiles during a news conference, in Detroit. Before the death of Don Cornelius stirred pangs of nostalgia in the American public, a group of black entrepreneurs already had begun working to revive Cornelius’ creation, Soul Train, and carry it beyond party line dances and television reruns. Photo: Carlos Osorio / AP -
FILE - In this July 21, 2011, file photo, Hall of Fame basketball player turned businessman Earvin "Magic" Johnson smiles during a news conference, in Detroit. Before the death of Don Cornelius stirred pangs of nostalgia in the American public, a group of black entrepreneurs already had begun working to revive Cornelius’ creation, Soul Train, and carry it beyond party line dances and television reruns. Photo: Carlos Osorio / AP -
FILE - In this Feb. 4, 2012 file photo, participants of a "Soul Train" line flash mob make their way along the line during a tribute to "Soul Train" creator Don Cornelius in New York's Times Square. Before the death of Don Cornelius stirred pangs of nostalgia in the American public, a group of black entrepreneurs already had begun working to revive Cornelius’ creation, Soul Train, and carry it beyond party line dances and television reruns. Photo: Tina Fineberg / AP -
FILE - In this Feb. 4, 2012 file photo, participants of a "Soul Train" line flash mob make their way along the line during a tribute to "Soul Train" creator Don Cornelius in New York's Times Square. Before the death of Don Cornelius stirred pangs of nostalgia in the American public, a group of black entrepreneurs already had begun working to revive Cornelius’ creation, Soul Train, and carry it beyond party line dances and television reruns. Photo: Tina Fineberg / AP
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