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My Account login my cart checkout. Social Media. Need help? Affiliate Program. Jack Douglas, then James Graves, later took Washington's drum seat. It was the lineup of Walker, Thomas, Graves, and Woods that rode "Shotgun" to the top of the charts. If Junior Walker had thought he could foresee his professional course, then Motown had found a way to catch him off guard.

A vocalist's no-show for "Shotgun" had forced horn man Walker to lay the vocal track. To his bewilderment, Motown had kept it. Whether he wanted it or not, the country would know him as singer-saxophonist Junior Walker. Nonetheless, soul-selling was a good thing for Jr. Walker and the All Stars. Graves went lickety-split in ' Hits like " I'm a Road Runner" kept the group running on high-octane fuel.

After a series of boogie-able party tunes, it was, perhaps, time to dribble syrup into the frying pan. Doesn't sound appealing? Though he'd continued to insert vocals on his records, he didn't want to really, you know, carry a sweet tune!

Producers Bristol and Fuqua prevailed in the studio, as did Jr. Walker and the All Stars on the charts. As far as Top 5ers went, that song and their first Motown hit were poles apart. The band had gotten a late start at Motown compared to other acts. But that didn't delay its fading Pop-ularity in the s.

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