THE SAVOY BROWN BOOGIE (Live,1969) by SAVOY BROWN (Full Lenght from Vinyl)
Вставка
- Опубліковано 10 тра 2015
- THE SAVOY BROWN BOOGIE (Live, 1969)
by SAVOY BROWN (Full Lenght from Vinyl)
SAVOY BROWN- The Savoy Brown Boogie, Live @ The Cooks Ferry Inn, Edmonton, London, England! Monday, May 12th, 1969!!
Medley:(I Feel So Good, Whole Lotta Shakin' Little Queenie, Purple Haze & Hernando's Hideaway) (From The Album: A Step Further)
SAVOY BROWN:
Chris Youlden-Vocals
Kim Simmonds-Lead Guitar
Lonesome Dave Peverett-Guitar
Bob Hall- Piano
Tone Stevens- Bass Guitar
Roger Earl- Drums
TO HEAR MORE GREAT SAVOY BROWN LIVE IN CONCERT CHECK THIS OUT! : • SAVOY BROWN LIVE IN CE...
Rock in Peace Kim Simmonds, he passed away from cancer on December 13. If you love Savoy Brown, take some time during your day and play a lot of Kim's music. He was a great blues guitarist.
Coolest Boogie of all time! This is Chris Youlden's masterpiece performance. The band should be in the R and R Hall of Fame just for this song!! Can I get a "Hell Yeah!" ?
I'm 65 years old and I was 16 years old when I heared this song the first time, and it's been there since than. Thanks Savoy Brown for best all time music ever.
I've been a Savoy Brown fan since the beginning..at 76 I'm still rocken..wow this sounds sooooo good!!!
I was there for every performance that Savoy Brown did at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit in the late 60s These guys called Detroit their second home. They always made Detroit their first gig and their last gig whenever they toured the US. One time was never enough for the Detroit crowd. These guys always rocked the house with the Boogie in Detroit. You could feel the old floor shake in the Grande Ballroom. Everybody boogied till the break of dawn! Hell yeah Chris Youlden, we still want to boogie some mo!!
This album has gotten me through almost 50 years of life, so listening to Savoy Brown with a sprinkling of Canned Heat, has made every day a little better with "THE BOOGIE"
Time for the Hall of Fame. They paid their dues. Damn good band, too!
Inside the jacket of this album is a photo of DETROIT♥️ They dedicated the song to US! In Detroit♥️
Back in '70s, my Bro & I were workin' at a local garage, turnin' wrenches.Most times, we ate at the shop, but on payday (Fri.),the boss would give us a l'il Xtra time to go to the bank and cash our checks. No sooner than we punched the time clock, this tape got slammed in the 8-track, a heater got twisted, and we were jammin'!! When the Boogie got close to the end, we knew it was time to head back to the shop !! Good times!!
I was 16 years old the year before, sitting in the front row of the mezzanine in the Fillmore East, eyes dilated, elevated, getting Boogyfied by Youlden, Simmons, and the baddest Boogie Band to step off the British Isle. It was 1968, and the future was bright. Lawd a Mercy, Wha 'appened?
Detroit loved Savoy Brown
Had the honor of seeing Savoy Brown at the Whiskey-au-go-go so many lifetimes ago. Live they were a power house…
Dude I've been playing guitar for almost sixty years I remember first listening to Savoy Brown in 1968 oh my God you were so badass
❤️❤️❤️❤️ Yes!!! Detroit 🥰
RIP Kim Simmonds. Got to see him at the Grande Ballrom in Detroit in early 1969, with Chris Youlden, the best version of the band, IMO. 25 years later, they actually came to Sarasota, to play at a bar called The Gator Club. Kim was the only original member, which he always would be. I sat at a little high top table not far from the front. During a break, I corralled him. I mentioned I had seen him in Detroit at the Grande 15 years earlier. He got a big grin and a wistful look and said Detroit was their favorite place to play. He said the fans knew their music and the blues and that the band knew that if the people there appreciated them that they had to be doing something right. Of course, they later live recorded "Savoy Brown Boogie," dedicated to the people of "Deeetroit."
saw them in New jersey in 1970 WITH Van Morrison and the Allman Brothers Band, Duane was still alive...Ticket Price 3 Dollars!!!!...every venue in every US city rocked the roof off like this...it was INCREDIBLE
Easily the most overlooked and underappreciated band EVER!
My very first concert I attended was in 1969 at the Eastown Theater in Detroit and it was Savoy Brown and yes they played this song! Good times.
With over 60 musicians passing through the band, Kim Simmons kept the legacy alive. He WAS Savoy Brown.
For those who know it, you never forget it. Just one of those live performances where everything clicked. Pure magic.