Uriah Duffy (31 July 1975, Wakefield, Rhode Island, United States^[1]) is an American bassist. He is best known as the former bassist of Whitesnake. He is currently the bassist of the California-based progressive rock band Points North.^[2][3]

An internationally endorsed musician, Uriah is known for his versatility, with chops ranging from Funk, R&B, Jazz, Hip-Hop, House, Rock, Metal and Gospel.

Has been a member of/played with

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• Points North (2012 – present) – progressive rock
• Whitesnake (National and World Tours; 2 albums) – rock
• Christina Aguilera (CD: Stripped, 2002) – R&B
• Alicia Keys (Studio Recording, 2002) – R&B
• Robert Stewart – various live dates from 1997 to 2016
• Goaplé (CD: Closer, 2001) – R&B
• Sly & the Family Stone (3rd bassist, 2003–2005) – funk
• GQ (Various Dates) – funk/disco
• Tony Toni Toné (Various Dates/TV) – R&B
• Too $hort (Hometown oakland shows) – dirty rap
• Lyrics Born (Regional and World Tours; TV appearances; Latest album) – rap/hip-hop/funk
• Chris Clouse (Various live performances since 2002) Pat Travers/Carmine
• Appice (2004 CD) – rock
• Flametal (Current work) – flamenco/metal
• The Coup (Shows and latest album) – rap/hip-hop
• First A.M.E. Church, LA (2004) – gospel

Discography

• 1998 - Rupert "Ojiji" Harvey - Once a Lion | Reggae
• 1999 - Femmes Fatales - Same | R&B Diva Duet
• 1999 - Spunjunket - HumansBeingSpun | Funk, rock, ska
• 2000 - Sterling Williams - The Star Motel | Spoken word/poetry
• 2001 - Sonia D. | R&B/acid jazz
• 2001 - VaporRub - Take the Red Pill | Hard rock
• 2001 - Ché - Ché | Adult contemporary
• 2001 - Realistic - RealisticBigBand | Drum & bass
• 2001 - Goapalé - Goapalé | R&B
• 2002 - Baby Ray - In Yo' Face | Rap
• 2002 - Trance Thompson - Hypnatic | Soulful rock
• 2002 - Martin Luther - Rebel Soul Music | Soul, funk, rock
• 2002 - SoulFolk - Brutha From Anutha Planet | Soul
• 2002 - Resurrection Power - Live - Fullness of Joy| Gospel
• 2002 - Gabriel Colbert - Gabriel Colbert | R&B
• 2002 - Christina Aguilera - Stripped | R&B
• 2002 - Sakai - Dream Big | R&B
• 2003 - Chris Clouse - Trace Elements | Alt rock
• 2003 - Krickie - Sweet Spell | Folk rock
• 2003 - Kiff Gallagher - KG | R&B
• 2003 - Danny Jones - Finding My Way | Guitar rock
• 2004 - Jesse Brewster - Confessional | Songwriter
• 2004 - Carmine Appice/Pat Travers- T'nA | Rock
• 2004 - LaToya London | R&B (not released)
• 2005 - Chris Catena | Rock (not released)
• 2005 - Latrice Barnett | Illuminate | House
• 2005 - Andy Caldwell | House trax
• 2006 - Destani Wolf | Again and Again | RnB
• 2006 - The Coup | Pick a Bigger Weapon | Rap
• 2006 - Whitesnake | Live: In the Shadow of the Blues
• 2008 - Lyrics Born | Everywhere at Once
• 2008 - Whitesnake | Good to Be Bad
• 2008 - Keno Mapp | Heart Touch
• 2009 - Chris Catena Discovery | Escape Music
• 2010 - Dr.U (Chris Catena) Alieni Alienati | Valery Records/Edel
• 2015 - Points North | Points North
• 2019 - Chris Catena Re-Discovery | IMR

References

External links

• Official website
• MySpace page

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