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Soul Train is an American musical variety television show. It aired in syndication from October 2, 1971, to March 25, 2006. Across its 35-year history the show primarily featured performances by R&B, soul, and hip hop artists

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RIP DOOM

† As I'm constantly being copied, here's Phil again! †

Hip Hop - 30 Years WuTang

Titles from the hit seventies show

Cool Johnny Cash | Vintage

Stevie Wonder Musician in WPAP Limit Color

"The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" illustration.▶If you don't like the layout of the hoodie, we recommend the kids hoodie.

This cool and awesome tee shirt features a beautiful classic vinyl music record looking sunset with water ripples reflecting the LP. This is a really cool shirt to wear at a club night club, bar or concert in the summer.

Erykah Badu

If you remember these, you are cool. If you still have some, you are beyond cool.

Platform boots have long been the subject of many jokes and parodies,. This is mostly because there aren't many people who make them look as cool as Mr. Gaye did back in '73.

"My Aim is True" illustration.

Great producer and rapper

Marvin Gaye Vintage Pencil Drawing Style

the smiths 80s

I was happy in the haze of a drunken hour But heaven knows I'm miserable now...

STP Vintage

Violator Red

Japanese album cover artwork

The decade was a difficult time for Kiss

MARVIN GAYE

"Miles Davis Kind Of Blue" illustration.

Original 50 years of Hip Hop commemoration design by Tobias Adin pka Profit.

Finally! A Death Metal shirt mom is sure to love!

"Dwight Yoakam Playing Guitar" illustration.

Erykah Badu | Vintage RNB

Mazzy Star --- Original Aesthetic Design

Phil Collins /// Retro 80s Aesthetic Fan Design

Just some funk from the old record collection.

AC DC Back in Black (distressed)

Vintage Faded-Style 80s Tears For Fears Design

Abstract of the classic Telecaster shape.

Manny's Musical Instruments and Accessories, Inc., or more commonly, Manny's Music, was a New York City music store that claimed to have 'everything for the musician,' and from what we've heard, that was very true. Since opening their doors in Midtown Manhattan in 1935, Manny's amassed a client list of big names in the music industry and they adorned their walls with nearly 75 years of photos of artists and producers who frequented the store. Whether you were a local looking for your first guitar or a drummer in town on a national tour in need of a few new cymbals, Manny's was the place to go until they sadly closed their doors for good in 2009.