Phil Upchurch - The Hog Thats Where It Is

Review by Aharon Cagle

The album "The Hog That's Where It Is" by Phil Upchurch is a must-have for any jazz enthusiast. This album showcases Upchurch's exceptional guitar skills, as well as his ability to create a cohesive and captivating sound. The album is a blend of funk, jazz, and blues, with each track showcasing a different aspect of Upchurch's talent.

The opening track, "The Hog," sets the tone for the entire album with its funky bassline and catchy guitar riffs. Upchurch's guitar work is highlighted in tracks like "Washing Machine" and "Black Gold," where he effortlessly blends blues and jazz influences. The album also features some great vocal performances, including "Love and Peace" and "Inner City Blues," which are both soulful and powerful.

Summary by Aharon Cagle

The album's production is top-notch, with each instrument and sound perfectly balanced to create a rich and full sound. The album is a testament to Upchurch's skill as both a musician and a composer. "The Hog That's Where It Is" is a fantastic album that showcases the best of jazz, funk, and blues, and is a must-have for any music lover.