Video Soul was an one hour music video program hosted by Donnie Simpson, and aired weekdays on the Black Entertainment Television network. The show featured interviews of prominent ...
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Video Soul was an one hour music video program hosted by Donnie Simpson, and aired weekdays on the Black Entertainment Television network. The show featured interviews of prominent recording artists and showcased R&B, soul, hip-hop, go-go, and popular music videos of black artists. Written by (Jet Magazine 1981)
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..even if you miss, you will still be among the stars. That was what Donnie Simpson always ended his show with. This show made up my teen years and early adult hood. I used to hate that it came on at 9pm cst, because I had to go to bed at 10 and would miss the 2nd half. Many people don't understand that back in Music Video's early years, you just didn't see Black videos on MTV unless it was Michael Jackson and that here, you could see all the new fresh up and coming artists. I also liked the start of every season just to see the new set and hear the new theme song. And the guests? Who could ever forget the episode where Donnie visited Flyte Tyme studios?? And Sherri Carter and Sheila Banks? Whooo!!