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After losing all their equipment in Maui while tripping on acid the band was unable to capitalize on their 1967 hit 'Hello Hello' and took several years to come up with this...........nv
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Savoy Brown's debut album 'Shake Down' was released in 1967. Part a rush release of British blues bands Savoy Brown had something the others didn't, guitarist Kim Simmonds. His tone has such bite it still slices right up your spine. nv
Savoy Brown Blues Band - Shake 'Em On Down (1967)
Blues. Rock. from Shake Down (1967, Decca) http://www.discogs.com/Savoy-Brown-Blues-Band-Shake-Down/release/2055595 Bass Guitar -- Ray Chappell Drums -- Leo ...

The 'Getting to the Point' album dropped in 1968 and what a record it was. It barely resembles the debut album in sound and personnel. There were many line-up changes including the addition of Chris Youlden. This would start the classic period of the band's journey. nv

1969 and 'A Step Further' saw the band really stretching out with their song writing and arranging chops. This album is one of their best and this song certainly summed up their attitude. nv
1969 saw another release, the legendary classic 'Raw Sienna'. It would be the last release featuring Chris Youlden and the classic line-up. The band shouldered on without him making increasingly inferior albums until the band walked off, formed Foghat, leaving Kim Simmonds to fare for himself. Kim is still out there shredding the night with a blues guitar. nv