Shotgun is a notable American funk band who emerged from Detroit, Michigan in the late 70s. The band is known for their distinctive, high-energy sound that blends elements of soul, funk, and R&B, with a line-up featuring notable members such as Billy Talbert and Ernest "Ernie" Latimore. Shotgun's significant contributions to the funk genre are best exemplified in their influential album "Shotgun III," which spawned the hit single "Don't You Wanna Make Love." Their music has enduring relevance, continuing to influence contemporary funk and soul artists.