Phil Upchurch Darkness

Upchurch effortlessly walks the line where jazz, blues, rock, soul, and funk fold into one another, yet he never gives quarter in the process. The title track is a cover of the Youngbloods hit. Upchurch leaves all the fuzz tone and distortion of his early work behind him for the shimmering cleanliness of the West Coast sound.

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Biography

A prolific guitarist who is comfortable playing blues, soul, R&B, and jazz, Phil Upchurch has been a prominent figure in Chicago music circles since the mid-'50s. He initially did freelance sessions with such musicians as Jerry Butler before becoming house guitarist for Chess. Upchurch's sensitive, often funky chording, riffs, and licks were heard on numerous releases by such artists as the Dells, Howlin' Wolf, Gene Chandler, and Muddy Waters. He frequently teamed with drummer Maurice White, who later headed Earth, Wind & Fire. He formed the Phil Upchurch Combo in the early '60s, and had a hit with the instrumental 'You Can't Sit Down' in 1961. They did some follow-up singles, but none equaled the initial record's success. Upchurch did several soul-jazz and funk dates for such labels as Sue and Cadet in the mid- and late '60s. He signed with Blue Thumb in the '70s and split his time between sessions with the Crusaders and Ben Sidran and making his own albums. Tommy LiPuma produced Darkness, Darkness and Lovin' Feelin in 1972 and 1973. Upchurch did one LP for Creed Taylor's Kudu label in 1975, Upchurch Tennyson, with pianist/vocalist Tennyson Stephens. He returned to studio work, but recorded as a leader for Palladin in 1985, Ichiban in 1991, and Ridgetop in 1995 and 1997. He remains active as a session musician and bandleader, returning in 1999 with Rhapsody & Blues. Tell the Truth appeared in spring 2001. ~ Ron Wynn
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Albums

    Phil Upchurch

    Whatever Happened to the Blues

    Phil Upchurch

    Love Is Strange

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    The Classic Hit Dance Recordings

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    The Big Hit Dances

    Phil Upchurch

    Tell the Truth!

    Phil Upchurch & Sonya Maddox

    Truly

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    You Can't Sit Down

    Phil Upchurch

    The Hog/That's Where It Is

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Top Tracks

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  2. Jack of Speed
  3. You Can't Sit Down, Pt. 2
  4. Winds of Change
  5. It's My Thing
  6. Clean It Up
  7. That's Where It Is
  8. Dedication- Maddox/Upchurch
  9. Girl Talk
  10. Blues March
  11. Bee's Blues
  12. St. Louis Blues
  13. The Tide Keeps Lifting Me
  14. Dark Town Strutter's Ball
  15. Nice to Have You Around
  16. Sweet Woman Blues
  17. Whatever Happened to the Blues
  18. I'll Just Keep Holding On
  19. La Costa
  20. Leave No Child
  21. The Long Way Home
  22. She's Alright
  23. Darkness, Darkness
  24. Oop Poop Adoo
  25. The Swivel Part 2

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