a remixed version of "Soul Train's a Comin' (Party Down)" is used as the theme. Season 14 (1984–1985) Back to Series overview Season 15 (1985–1986) Back to Series overview The program moved its taping location to Hollywood Center Studios, from its previous location at the Charlie Chaplin Studios; the show would remain there through season 22. Season 16 (1986–1987) Back to Series overview Season 17 (1987–1988) Back to Series overview Soul Train introduces a new theme song: "TSOP '87" by George Duke (vocalized by Howard Hewett). Season 18 (1988–1989) Back to Series overview Season 19 (1989–1990) Back to Series overview A remixed version of the theme song, "TSOP '89", is introduced in this season. Season 20 (1990–1991) Back to Series overview Season 21 (1991–1992) Back to Series overview Season 22 (1992–1993) Back to Series overview Season 22 is Don Cornelius's last season as host. Season 23 (1993–1994) Back to Series overview This season introduced a new theme song, "Soul Train '93 (Know You Like to Dance)", performed by the rap group Naughty by Nature, Chanté Moore, Wallace "Scotty" and Walter Scott of The Whispers, and saxophonist Everette Harp. The new opening animation introduces a revised, afrocentric-inspired Soul Train logo, and features video clips of performances from the show's first 22 seasons playing in floating video boxes in the background. The show is also moved to Paramount Studios, where the show would be filmed right up to the final season. Also for the next four years, the show used a revolving guest-host format. Season 24 (1994–1995) Back to Series overview Season 25 (1995–1996) Back to Series overview Season 26 (1996–1997) Back to Series overview Season 27 (1997–1998) Back to Series overview The revolving guest-host format ends, and Mystro Clark takes over as permanent host at this point. Season 28 (1998–1999) Back to Series overview Season 29 (1999–2000) Back to Series overview The 13th episode of this season and the 938th episode of the show marked the first new episode to air in the 21st century, with a major change: Shemar Moore takes over as host, replacing Mystro Clark. Along with Moore's debut, the program gets a new theme: "TSOP 2000" by Dr. Freeze, Samson, and Everette Harp. Season 30 (2000–2001) Back to Series overview Season 31 (2001–2002) Back to Series overview Season 32 (2002–2003) Back to Series overview This is Shemar Moore's last season as host. Season 33 (2003–2004) Back to