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Who is the drummer? He looks like he could be a relative of the Ventures Mel Taylor.
mnestrt 4 days ago
Virtually the perfect tune. Wow! Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn are smoking on this one!
thewheel56 1 year ago 9
whats the song called?
ryanbrownnew 1 year ago
Looks like Danny Gotlieb was an MG..for this day, anyway. It works.
Remember the Dovells!
RootsinBrooklyn 2 years ago
WOW GREAT KICKIN'.......*****
soulwopp 2 years ago 2
1. put your finger on your nose
2. hold your breath for 5 seconds
3. say the name of your love
4. that person will ask you out on the next Friday
5. you will have the best day tomorrow
6.send this to 3 other videos
gavinpj 2 years ago
love ducks bass!
moveonupcb 3 years ago
Love this video, saw it on TV about 15 years ago.. Phil also performed an absolutely beautiful instrumental called Love & Peace. I would soooo love to see that again if you have it?
philmharvey 3 years ago
Looks like an older version of Tito Jackson.
jbaker45885 3 years ago
Well.. As for my husband, all I can say is, "The best is yet to come and you have not heard anything yet."
Brace yourselves
Sonya Maddox-Upchurch
TheUpchurch 3 years ago
Phil Upchurch is an original and is so overlooked. I've been a fan of his since 1969 when he did the amazing track "Adam & Charlene" and the LP "Darkness, Darkness" abit later. One of the few guitarists to take really scary chances when playing and leave you on the edge of your seat. I wish him everything that's good.
taildragger51 2 years ago 2
This is Awesome! Phil also has a very talented son who plays drums. He came through my city about 5 years ago with this band from washinton d c and I let him sit in on my drums. Let me tell ya I didn't even wanna get up there the rest of the night, he was that good. He comes from good stock. Phil sounds great here.
lordritchie 3 years ago
Last time I talked with Mr. Upchurch was in Nashville in the 1990s, he's merely an absolutely great man. How can I describe that gig at Manhattan's in Nashville? He, Herman Riley, Jimmy Jackson, and no less than Jimmy Smith were there. How did they do? Well, in the immortal words of Dizzie Gillespie, "They to'm up, baby!" (They torn them up, baby!)
'Nuf said.
Ditto the Riffs here by Mr. Upchurch. Wo0Ow!
chingistodd 4 years ago