JUNIOR WALKER & THE ALL STARS HOME COOKIN'

SOUL RECORDS 1969                                   SS 710

 

tracks list:

A1 Come See About Me
Written-By – Holland, Dozier, Holland
A2 What Does It Take (To Win Your Love)
Written-By – J. Bristol, H. Fuqua*, V. Bullock*
A3 Home Cookin'
Written-By – E. Willis*, H. Cosby*, M. Moy*
A4 Sweet Soul
Written-By – H. Fuqua, J. Bristol*, V. Bullock*
A5 Hip City (Pt. 1)
Written-By – A. Dewalt*, E. Hollis*
B1 Hip City (Pt. 2)
Written-By – A. Dewalt*, J. Bradford*
B2 Sweet Daddy Deacon
Written-By – A. Dewalt*, W. Nicks*, V. Thomas*
B3 Fannie Mae
Written-By – Robinson*, Brown*
B4 The Things I Do For You
Written-By – A. Dewalt*, L. Horn*
B5 Baby Ain't You Shame
Written-By – A. Dewalt*, L. Horn*, S. Moy*

Cover

  

JUNIOR WALKER AND THE ALL STARS SOUL SESSION

SOUL RECORDS 1966                                      SS 702

credits:

The original line up consisted of
Jr. Walker tenor sax
Willie Woods bass,
Vic Thomas organ,
Billy Nix drums.

Producer – Harvey Fuqua

tracks list:

A1 Good Rockin'    2:55   
A2 Hewbie Steps Out    2:58   
A3 Shake Everything    2:57   
A4 Everybody Get Together    4:28   
A5 Mark Anthony (Speaks)    2:48   
A6 Us    2:23   
B1 Moonlight In Vermont    3:30   
B2 Decidedly    2:15   
B3 Eight Hour Drag    3:07   
B4 Brainwasher    2:45   
B5 Three Four Three    2:47   
B6 Satan's Blues    4:21

 

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JUNIOR WALKER & THE ALL STARS ROADRUNNER

 

SOUL RECORD 1966                                    SLS 703

credits:

James Graves – drums

Vic Thomas – keyboards

Junior Walker – saxophone, vocals

Willie Woods – guitar

James Jamerson - bass

 Producer  

 Johnny Bristol, Henry Cosby, Lamont Dozier, 

Harvey Fuqua, Berry Gordy, Jr., Brian Holland, 

Lawrence Horn, Mickey Stevenson

track list:

  

A1 (I'm A) Road Runner 2:46   
A2 How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)    3:02   
A3 Pucker Up Buttercup    3:15   
A4 Money (That's What I Want) 4:25   
A5 Last Call 2:22   
A6 Anyway You Wannta' 2:40   
B1 Baby You Know You Ain't Right 2:31   
B2 Ame' Cherie (Soul Darling) 4:09   
B3 Twist Lackawanna 2:16   
B4 San-Ho-Zay 2:59   
B5 Mutiny 3:50

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JUNIOR WALKER & THE ALL STARS MOODY JR

 

       SOUL RECORDS 1971                                          S 733L            

credit:

 Producer – Johnny Bristol

track list:

 

A1 Way Back Home (Vocal)        

A2 I Don't Want To Do Wrong        

A3 Bristol's Way        

A4 Don't Blame The Children        

A5 Me And My Family        

B1 Groove Thang        

B2 Still Water Medley        

B3 Never Can Say Goodbye        

B4 Walk In The Night        

B5 Moody Junior

 

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JUNIOR WALKER & THE ALL STARS WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO WIN YOUR LOVE

FIRST COVER

SS-721 - Gotta Hold on to This Feeling

Jr. Walker & All Stars [11/69]

Original title was Gotta Hold on to This Love, but the
album was reissued with a new title and cover when
 "What Does It Take to Win Your Love" became a hit
Lead vocals and tenor sax solos by Junior Walker
 written by Johnny Bristol, Harvey Fuqua,
and Vernon Bullock and featuring The Originals
 and The Andantes on background vocals
Other instrumentation by The All-Stars with members of
The Funk Brothers and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra

 

SOUL RECORDS                                                       SS 721 

   Arranged By – Paul Riser, Willie Shorter
    Producer – Johnny Bristol  

  

track list: 

A1 What Does It Take(To Win Your Love) 2:58   
A2 These Eyes    3:34   
A3    Proud Mary    3:17   
A4    Ame Cherie (Soul Darling)    4:09   
A5    Clinging To The Thought That She's Coming Back    3:09   
A6    Cleo's Mood    2:42   
B1    Hot Cha    3:01   
B2    I've Got To Find A Way To Win Maria Back    3:23   
B3    Sweet Soul    2:58   
B4    Gotta Hold On To This Feeling    3:35   
B5    How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)    3:02   
B6    San Ho Zay    3:20

 

 

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JUNIOR WALKER & THE ALL STARS SHOTGUN!

 

SOUL RECORDS 1965                                        SS 701 

credits:

    

Walker was born Autry DeWalt Mixon, Jr. in Blytheville, 

Arkansas[1] and grew up in South Bend, Indiana.

His saxophone style was the anchor for the band's overall sound.

The other original members of the group were drummer 

Tony Washington, guitarist Willie Woods, and keyboardist Vic Thomas.

  "Shotgun" is a 1965 single by Junior Walker & the All Stars, produced by

 Berry Gordy Jr. and Lawrence Horn.[1] It reached number one on

 the U.S. R&B Singles chart for fournon-consecutive weeks and was

 a Top 10 Pop smash, peaking at number four on the Billboard Hot 100.

Famous guitarist Jimi Hendrix performed the song live with the All Stars

. An unusual detail about "Shotgun" is that it uses only one chord 

throughout the entire song -- A-flat seventh.

junior Walker: Saxophone

    Willie Wodds: Guitar

    Victor Thomas: Organ

    Benny Benjamin: Drums

    James Jamerson: Bass Guitar

Recorded  :   Hitsville, USA (Studio A), 

Detroit, Michigan, 1964

 tracks listing:

A1        Cleo's Mood       

A2        Do The Boomerang       

A3        Shotgun       

A4        Road Runner       

A5        Shake And Fingerpop       

A6        Shoot Your Shot       

B1        Tune Up       

B2        Hot Cha       

B3        Monkey Jump       

B4        Tally Ho!       

B5        Cleo's Back       

B6        Ain't That The Truth

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