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Feeling Blue: The Phil Upchurch Guitar Sound (Milestone #9010; OJC #1100, 1967) Upchurch (Cadet/Chess #LPS-826, 1969) with Donny Hathaway on piano. The Way I Feel (Cadet/Chess/GRT #LPS-840, 1970) Darkness Darkness (Blue Thumb #BTS-6005, 1972) Lovin' Feeling (Blue Thumb #BTS-59, 1973) Upchurch/Tennyson with Tennyson Stephens (Kudu/CTI ...
Guitar – Phil Upchurch; Leader, Tenor Saxophone – Red Holloway; Organ, Piano – Jack McDuff* Vocals – Joe Williams; Vocals, Alto Saxophone – Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson
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Phil Upchurch begann seine Musikerkarriere in R&B Bands, wie den The Kool Gents, The Dells und The Spaniels. 1961 formierte er eine eigene Band, mit der er den Hiterfolg „You Can't Sit Down“ einspielt, der #30 der US-Charts erreichte. Der Band gehörten damals der Organist Cornell Muldrow, der Saxophonist David „Bubba“ Brooks, der ...
A prolific guitarist whose distinctively funky, blues-steeped jazz style has graced well over a thousand recordings across the popular music spectrum, the legendary Phil Upchurch has also recorded 27 albums of his own leadership, as well as movie soundtracks. Jazz enthusiasts love and respect Phil Upchurch for his singular approach to composition.
Review scores. Source. Rating. Allmusic. link. Nothin' but the Blues is a 1984 (see 1984 in music) album by the American jazz and blues singer Joe Williams with Red Holloway & His Blues All-Stars. For his work on the album, Williams was awarded the 1985 Grammy for Best Jazz Vocal Performance .
Artists: Eddie Cleanhead Vinson, Jack McDuff, Joe Williams, Phil Upchurch, Ray Brown, Red Holloway Composers: Big Bill Broonzy , Duke Ellington Release Date: 01.01.1983
1. Aug. 1999 · Williams tackles some Turner-style material on this 1983 CD featuring Jack McDuff (organ), Red Holloway (tenor sax), Eddie Cleanhead Vinson (sax and vocals), Phil Upchurch (guitar) and Ray Brown (bass). These veteran soul-jazzers swing out in soulful fashion and inspire some of the most spirted singing of Williams' long career. The ...
