Album · 1969

The Way I Feel

Released
1969
Label
Cadet Records
Catalogue no.
LPS 840
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
33:44
Country
US

“The Way I Feel” is an album by Phil Upchurch, released in 1969 on Cadet Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 33:44. Jazz standards on the record include “A Time For Love”. The line-up features Bobby Christian (percussion), Donny Hathaway (piano), Louis Satterfield (electric bass guitar), Morris Jennings (drums (drum set)) and Phil Upchurch (electric guitar).

Who played on The Way I Feel

  • Bobby Christian percussion all tracks
  • Donny Hathaway piano all tracks
  • Louis Satterfield electric bass guitar all tracks
  • Morris Jennings drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Phil Upchurch electric guitar all tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 Peter, Peter 3:34
  2. A2 Wild Wood 3:02
  3. A3 Time for Love (Is Any Time) standard — Quincy Jones 3:48
  4. A4 The Way I Feel — Gordon Lightfoot 3:20
  5. A5 Bacn' Chips 2:49
  6. B1 You Don't Have to Know 4:06
  7. B2 I Don't Know 2:48
  8. B3 Softly — Gordon Lightfoot 2:33
  9. B4 Pretty Blue 2:41
  10. B5 Electrik Head 5:03

Production

  • Charles Stepney arranger, producer
  • Stu Black engineer

More albums by Phil Upchurch

The Big Hit Dances 1962 · United Artists Feeling Blue 1968 · Milestone Darkness, Darkness 1972 · Blue Thumb Records Lovin’ Feeling 1973 · Blue Thumb Records Free & Easy 1982 · Jazz America Marketing
Love Is Strange
Revelation 1982
Tribute To Otis Redding 1989
Whatever Happened to the Blues 1992
Tell the Truth! 2001
Upchurch / Tennyson 2003
You Can't Sit Down 2006

Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Way I Feel?

The line-up of The Way I Feel includes Bobby Christian (percussion), Donny Hathaway (piano), Louis Satterfield (electric bass guitar), Morris Jennings (drums (drum set)) and Phil Upchurch (electric guitar).

Which label released The Way I Feel?

The Way I Feel was released in 1969 on Cadet Records (LPS 840).

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