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James Williams

James Williams is known as a member of The O'Jays. On guiljam: 5 entries in the Charts with The O'Jays, peaking at number 7 with Let's Clean Up the Ghetto in 1977.

Source: MusicBrainz and Discogs

James Williams

Photo: Discogs.

Timeline of James Williams

The years of James Williams with The O'Jays. The amber lines are the entries in the Charts. Point at a line and click for the weekly chart. The name of the group links to its page.

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The O'Jays in the Charts

In the years James Williams was part of it, The O'Jays had 5 records in the Charts. The highest-charting record comes first; the badge shows the peak position, the title opens the run.

  1. 1977Charts: peak position 7 in week 39 of 1977, 8 weeks in the chart Let's Clean Up the Ghetto
    The Philadelphia International All-Stars, Lou Rawls, Billy Paul, Archie Bell, Teddy Pendergrass, The O'Jays, Dee Dee Sharp Gamble
    8:41
  2. 1972Charts: peak position 11 in week 45 of 1972, 7 weeks in the chart Back Stabbers
    The O'Jays
    3:06
  3. 1973Charts: peak position 19 in week 2 of 1974, 7 weeks in the chart Put Your Hands Together
    The O'Jays
    4:07
  4. 1978Charts: peak position 19 in week 32 of 1978, 6 weeks in the chart Use ta Be My Girl
    The O'Jays
    3:18
  5. 1974Charts: peak position 20 in week 26 of 1974, 5 weeks in the chart For the Love of Money
    The O'Jays
    7:20

All chart entries of The O'Jays

Source: the Dutch Top 40 (top40.nl). guiljam is not affiliated with the Stichting Nederlandse Top 40; Top 40 is a trademark of the Stichting. The charts are the source for guiljam’s artist and track pages.

Together with James Williams

In The O'Jays, James Williams played with Arlester “Dyke” Christian, Walter Williams, Sammy Strain and Eddie Levert.

Frequently asked questions

Which group does James Williams belong to?

To The O'Jays. The page shows the group's albums and chart hits from the years of membership, with those years on the timeline. The group is in the side column, with a link to its page.

What was The O'Jays's highest entry in the Charts in the years James Williams belonged?

The highest-charting record is Let's Clean Up the Ghetto: number 7 in week 39 of 1977. In total 5 records were in the Charts. In order of peak position: Let's Clean Up the Ghetto (number 7, 1977), Back Stabbers (number 11, 1972), Put Your Hands Together (number 19, 1974), Use ta Be My Girl (number 19, 1978) and For the Love of Money (number 20, 1974). All entries, with the weekly run, are on The O'Jays's Charts page (the button below the list).

Where can you see and hear James Williams?

The chart entries have a round Spotify button. The music plays in the player at the bottom and keeps going while you browse on, after one-time consent for Spotify.

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