G.C. Cameron Of The Temptations visits with D.A. Williams (Exclusive)

G.C. recently joined the legendary Temptations and is back on stage performing all around the country. The Temptations will be touring around the U.S. along with other legendary groups such as the Four Tops, O'Jays, and the Whispers. From a long list of relationships with the greats in the music industry, D.A. brings another musical great in the person of G.C. Cameron. G.C. Cameron. R&B legend George Curtis "GC" Cameron traces his musical roots to rural Mississipi, where he was born and raised. After serving a tour of military duty he returned to the states and joined up with the Spinners. Shortly after, he and The Spinners opened for Marvin Gaye at the Apollo theater, and then toured the country. the group became an integral part of Motown's pop song factory along with the Temptations, the Four Tops, and the Supremes. The band's first breakout hit, "It's a Shame" was co-written by Cameron's friend, Stevie Wonder, and ranks among the greatest pop music tunes ever recorded. GC's soaring tenor --both raucous and silky smooth--powered "It's a Shame" to No. 4 on the Billboard charts, giving the Spinners their biggest Motown hit before the great harmonizers left the label for Atlantic Records in 1972. With a five-octave range, Motown's best producer-writers including Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Normal Whitfield, Willie Hutch and Van McCoy were eager to work with the young crooner.