Tell Mamma - Savoy Brown | The Midnight Special

[@jonhowe2960]

Street Corner Talkin' is a forgotten masterpiece

[@BigSky1]

It’s good but ‘masterpiece’ is too much.

[@thomasfoss9963]

We saw him play "Tell Mama" live in 2014, 2017, and 2019 in my area of the Midwest!!!!!

[@steveeckert8396]

@@BigSky1 Search for TELL MAMA- Savoy Brown at the Rainbow - Best Of Live (June 1, 1981) Here's the "Masterpiece" I saw this version of Savoy Brown when they opened for Blackfoot in '81. Talk about a night of SLIDE.

[@patricias5122]

@@steveeckert8396 I thought "Tell Mama" was a hit but according to Kim's obituary, Savoy Brown never had an album in the top 40....but they were a powerful influence, ha, a real place in rock and roll history, in British blues. RIP Kenny.

[@williammecham7038]

one of my all time favorites . still rocks

[@vulpo]

On TV in that era it was rare to find an actual live performance with guitars plugged into amps really playing - no studio recording, no lip-sync, no mime. And a really great performance, too. I would love to see more of these authentic live performances by great bands from back then.

[@Billfish57]

It happened every Friday night, twice. That was a great time to be a teenager.

[@CaptainTedStryker]

Yes, I was surprised and relieved it was actually live audio too.

[@mikebrown1586]

All Midnight Specials were LIVE

[@NoWayOut55]

Au Contrare Vulpo! In Smog Angeles, everyone was part of some strange shit. A big reason I lit the hell out!

[@NoWayOut55]

​@mikebrown1586 They Were Mike. It made for some interesting breaks!😂

[@stevewildman1045]

rock/blues when I was a youth, still sounds as good today in 2024.

[@kbham1]

Had the privilege of seeing Savoy Brown in a high school auditorium in Chicago .....1970-71

[@roberttosa2560]

Which HS? I went to Marian Catholic, was a freshman that year. we loved Savoy Brown.

[@thomasfoss9963]

I know they played at Case HS in Racine, Wis in '71, but I believe most of the smaller Chicago HS shows were in '72-- We saw them in the Auditorium in '71 with Long John Baldry----

[@davidcarter1013]

Lucky dog you,i had a chance to see stepenwolf on they're last tour and like an idiot i didn't go.

[@richardtaylor8595]

@@davidcarter1013 I am jealous. You lucky dog.

[@AndyOrr1]

Nice to see all these Savoy Brown fans commenting here - thanks for posting !

[@tronmartin1]

Of course we are here. Where else would we be? We are stuck in the 60's and 70's, in a little place called, The Midnight Special. This is heaven for us!! You just do not see acts like Savoy Brown anymore.

[@peteshallcross787]

Yes, we are still alive and so are the blues! Going to a festival next month here in Wisconsin with headliner The Blood Brothers, featuring Mike Zito. They are solid!

[@airtow6766]

Ah, Savoy Brown, 70's high school blues at it's finest!

[@SanDiegoHarry1]

bingo. All over the radio when I was a teen

[@JoaninFlorida]

Me too. I still have to hear Train to Nowhere at least once a year.

[@peteshallcross787]

@@JoaninFlorida I'm not familiar with that one but thanks for the info, I will be familiar soon! My favs are Leavin' Again and Take it Easy. If people would live by that song the world would be a lot better place! I love the blues.

[@AK-kf2mr]

Man I loved that song back in the day! The great music era. 70s👍

[@SamLopezI]

This version sucks!

[@Dojacks]

Street Corner Talking was in my regular rotation at home and at parties.

[@PsychoThirteen]

@@SamLopezI then you aren't really a fan. You're just a troll.

[@davidcarter1013]

Hell,i still listen too it over and over lol.

[@patmooney7901]

Ya it was a lot more fun being 20 in the 70's than 70 in the 20's for sure.

[@kevinhuber8723]

RIP Paul Raymond, what a talented guy! Love this record!

[@sullsurfer]

Kim Simmons was a completely underrated guitar player IMHO, and Savoy Brown was a great fun jam band. Still spinning their vinyl all these years later.

[@CaveBear1031]

Geez. I haven't thought about Savoy Brown in decades. Thank You for the reminder !!!

[@empoweryou1]

One of the best bands few people seem to know of.(at least in the US) I just found a original pressing of "Jack the Toad" in a used record shop and it is fabulous!

[@martinmoffitt4702]

I sure as hell do!

[@smwrbd]

They played in Detroit alot back in early to late 70s. 🤔

[@hekterr6677]

I wore out about a dozen 8tracks of theirs…in the 70’s We all cried when Foghat formed..

[@evaconde7220]

You're correct I think, because Savoy Brown became famous in my country because of Tell Mama song

[@danieldore4103]

I still own that one , one of my favorite savoy lp's

[@brianraynor7545]

Kim Simmonds is the greatest blues musician from England. May God forever jam on his awesomeness!

[@chriscoughlin9289]

Great indeed - but not even a close second to Peter Green.

[@mac-be2me]

he was from Ohio, i met him in the late 70s where he picked out some local musicians and took them on the road under the Savoy Brown name .. ran into them a few year later playing in Denver.. possibly he was born in England but he did have family in the OH.

[@brianraynor7545]

@@mac-be2me he was from England. He then moved to upstate New York where he lived with his wife until he passed away in December of 2022. I don't know if he ever lived in Ohio but he played here a few times in the last ten years. He usually stuck to the northeast and would do a European tour of a maybe a month. Wish I'd have been able to see him. I've been following his Facebook page. It's ran by a close friend of his. That's where I get my info on him from.

[@tomgebarowski8156]

When rock music was fun.

[@mandoprince1]

@@brianraynor7545 You're both wrong, Kim Simmonds was Welsh! Born in Newbridge in South Wales. Formed Savoy Brown in 1965, in London, later relocating to the USA, because they were having far more success there😎

[@daveman_50]

Love the raw, unprocessed vocals without reverb or effects. The real deal.

[@johnkoval1898]

I saw Savoy Brown at the Magic Bag in the Detroit area in 2018. Bumped into Kim at the motel the next morning getting coffee in the lobby. . Chatted with him for 15 minutes and got his autograph and a picture. He’s a great Blues guitarist from England and one of the early British blues musicians, he lived in Upstate NY for years. Rest in peace Kim Simmonds.

[@Paul-yw8bx]

From Wales

[@patricias5122]

​@@Paul-yw8bx That's right he was Welsh, moved to London when he wa still a kid. He seems like a quintessential young British blues/rocker. Powerful guitarist.

[@Paul-yw8bx]

@@patricias5122 Great acoustic guitar player as well. I met him a couple of times many years ago. Still have his guitar pick.

[@thomasfoss9963]

He was the nicest guy-- I spoke with him quite a few times over the years in the Milwaukee and Chicago areas when the band played often----

[@capecodtuber]

He played at a little joint in Wellfleet, MA on Cape Cod About 30 years ago. I talked with him during the break. Especially about all the times I had seen him at the Fillmore. Then saw him in another little joint in Fall River, MA about 10 years ago. One's my faves.

[@RayTuttle-of5qd]

A buddy of mine gave m a Savoy Brown 8 track back in about 1970 i was hooked been a fan since RIP Kim and lonesome Dave

[@1Phepsi]

And R.I.P. Paul Raymond who co-wrote this song, and went on to play with UFO amongst others.

[@randyborst7517]

Roger Earl and Tony Stevens of Foghat also had time with the band.

[@Deströyer68-t3h]

Excellent song and one of the best blues bands, very few know and value good music, simply sensational

[@patricias5122]

They had a cult following, but you're right they were not widely known, as compared to, say, CSNY etc. Great originality there.

[@danielstevens3429]

Savoy Brown was highly rated at our High School in the early 70's, I have many albums, such as Hell bound Train, Jack the Toad, Inside Looking Out, Raw Sienna, Street Corner Talking. I would pick, "Ride on Babe" as my favorite song but they do have so many good songs. The band I played in, during the 1980's, we covered "Endless Sleep" for example.

[@vicprovost2561]

Loved Kim Simmons, RIP!

[@markrobert205]

This tune was on Street Corner Talking, but this video is with the vocalist from Jack The Toad.

[@tedmoery6091]

Every line up was different, but great. Who is that on rhythm guitar? You would think I'd have heard of a guy playing a LP backwards and upside down!

[@anton1949]

Raw Sienna.... OMG what an album.

[@BellanGracie]

@@tedmoery6091 Lonesome Dave Peverett. He left Savoy Brown after 5 albums and was one of the founding members of Foghat.

[@moondogaudiojones1146]

Raw Sienna knocked me out! A Step Further knocked me out. Youlden was such a great singer. His solo efforts were not SB sound but showed another side of him. I loved Savoy Brown’s early stuff too…Shakedown, Getting To The Point, Blue Matter…All led up to several cohesive albums that rocked! Still love ‘em!

[@archstanton_live]

Me too. I caught them with Savoy Brown in San Jose around '72. What fun !!!

[@raymondbonington9355]

Chris youlden lived in the close as my wife in the 1960s ,she said he walked around in top hat , Dagenham Essex .

[@greenmanalishi6086]

A shame very little video - of Chris Youlden as front man in top-hat ... doing "I'm Tired & The Savoy Brown Boogie" 😎

[@timhalloran8337]

Midnight Special just keeps giving us amazing gems. I had heard of Savoy Brown and knew of them in a limited fashion, but I was hardly born at that point, so I'm learning through these fantastic performances. On the flip side I get amazing performances from songs I already know and love by the Cars, Genesis and others. Just keep it up, never stop!

[@StephenMartinez-ve1ey]

I inherited the whole midnight special collection. On DVD. All the great episodes. So much great musical talent that played The midnight special with the wolfman Jack and so on

[@Wildlonesome77]

One of my favorite bands from the day. The great front man Kim Simmonds. Great band stayed loyal to rock and the blues.

[@gened9787]

Excellent ! Takes me back to the awesome 70's Have many of their albums, great music.

[@vicprovost2561]

I saw Savoy Brown 3 times, including the first time on this tour with this band, they were great and had the place going crazy with Hellbound Train a huge hilight. Then saw the the Boogie Brothers tour with Kim and 2 other lead guitarists, each with a 100+ foot guitar cord so they could walk down the main isle, blasting away, fantastic opener for Deep Purple. Lastly saw a new Savoy Brown band but same old Kim in 2001, they started with Poor Girl and never let up, great show. You can see that tour on You Tube. Sorry to hear he passed not too long ago, he was one of the underappreciated greats and should be in the RR HoF (or shame). RIP and Rock On! 🎵🎸🎤🎶

[@paullevine1813]

At that time Kim was playing with the great Miller Anderson who among being a super guitarist he pretty much produced & directed that album & what a fine pair he & Kim were when all those awesome fingers were flying .. We miss Kim & Dave & Paul & now Savoy Brown.

[@vicprovost2561]

@@paullevine1813 Amen to that. 🎸

[@seesaw1969]

man , what treasure!! finally a clip from this Savoy Brown's line up!! great post!!

[@grouchosays]

Who sings lead?

[@seesaw1969]

@@grouchosays dave walker

[@grouchosays]

@@seesaw1969 good!

[@RoyPage1970]

That's not Walker Walker had already left by this point to join Fleetwood Mac I don't know who that dude is​@@seesaw1969

[@RoyPage1970]

​@@grouchosaysJack lyton that is not Walker he was in Fleetwood Mac

[@franklin2846]

Boy this brings me back. I was in the 172 airborne division in Ft. Rich. Alaska. 1975.

[@krisgreenwood5173]

I was just up the hill from you at B Btry. Site Summit in 1975.

[@whatchaface]

Thank You for your service from a 68 yr old guy born in Kodiak, Alaska. Have my dad's 35mm slides from the USCG cutter he was a communications officer and the 1st "amateur radio" operator to broadcast from the Arctic circle off a military vessel.

[@timothyproksch2915]

That was incredible. Glade I was lucky enough to get turned on to this when I was a young chap in72 this is like the grand old port of rock and roll

[@gup8175]

1973 was awesome!

[@NathanSamples-ge1lo]

Saw them on the "JACK THE TOAD" tour at the Hollywood Palladium, they brought Roger, Tone and Lonesome Dave out for a three-song mini-OLD Savoy Brown set, just awesome! Such a fine band, Kim, what can you say, anybody who knows, KNOWS how great he was, he made that FLYING V scream!

[@michaelland6206]

Even though they only had a few hits, they were great songs! Savoy Brown, what a great name, brings back memories.

[@peach495]

They never had a hit. Their highest charting song was at 68 In the U.S. They had about 100 songs that should've been hits.

[@suzannekay4273]

Still have my record .. still great memories 😢🎉

[@robinjoynes1040]

Of their various line ups only Kim Simmonds was on every one. They were very underrated in their heyday

[@petecrespi418]

I saw Savoy Brown open for Judas Priest and was so impressed by them that I went and bought a couple of their albums.

[@larryhorsman338]

Looking In and Street Corner Talking are my favorite Savoy Brown Albums.

[@IamME-id8mg]

It's easier for me to name my least favorites. Hellbound Train and a Step Further. But there were cuts on those that were absolutely amazing.

[@gilbertgauger3380]

I’ve been playing this in cover bands since it was first released. Still do to this day. Street CornerTalkin’ was a fabulous album.

[@richardtaylor8595]

The most unnoticed bands ever. I love everything they did and have it all on records and cd. This is when music was GREAT! First song I heard from them was Hellbound Train and it blew me away. I went out and bought everything this band ever did after that. I play guitar and harmonica, and I can jam with this music all night long. until neighbors complain. I keep requesting them on Accrue Radio but I never her it.

[@PsychoThirteen]

Not sure why this showed up on my feed, but it sure brought a tear to my eye! Didn't get into Savoy Brown until the mid 80's, but then I've always been kinda slow.😀

[@susanhall4063]

I saw them in 75 or 76. Great show and they were nice guys.

[@LimitlessThinker]

This was a very popular band when I was a teen and in the 70s everyone was into them.

[@markfrost2707]

lol.....not in the usa.

[@scottwilliams8334]

Saw them at least 6 times. With Trapeze, Wishbone Ash, Deep Purple, The James Gang, and Uriah Heep. To name a few. I've had these memories for years and talked about how much I missed those days. Well, my sister had this lead glass box that she'd been keeping stubs in since the early 70's and she gave it to me. It brought back some I'd forgotten about.

[@TimEdwards-sx2pq]

Wow you are one lucky dog.

[@darost]

Some of my favorite bands! Very fun memories!!! 🎉

[@johnschutt9088]

The only 2 bands missing from your list are the Stones and the Faces

[@chrisyonkus7424]

Pretty Much the same here 5 or 6 times In Michigan Majic bag in Berkley or Royal Oak Music Theater!! My friends & myself wore out the Street Corner talking album 😂

[@wecandobetter9821]

man what a lucky duck you were❤

[@markparker6482]

I saw this band,who were great with Fleetwood Mac and Long John Baldrey in Vancouver B.C. Canada in a 3000 seat venue called The Gardens and I can honestly say it was one my top 3 Concerts of all the bands I was 15 in 1972

[@dwaynewladyka577]

So awesome! I was fortunate enough to see Savoy Brown live. An amazing group. Cheers!

[@bobbywolff1274]

my 1st fav live band - saw them around the date of this vid. 🤓

[@WillieWeed]

Did he always have that nervous energy to where he always clapped in the microphone? It's kinda distracting, but I love the originality.

[@empoweryou1]

I'm told they were just fantastic live in the early days. I believe Kim Simmonds died recently but had a long career after Savoy Brown. There's a good recording of him at "Darrell's House" on YT.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

So very lucky, I’m just a tad bit jelly as I love the band!! 😅

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@empoweryou1TY, love Darrel’s house vids!

[@henryzeisler8280]

Love them! Favorite song was “Needle and Spoon!”

[@sbaxsbax3810]

Needle and Spoon was a great cut. Wrong content for commercial markets, but a great blues tune.

[@TheTralfaz]

Ring in his nose and a ring on her hand.......Vicksburg Blues

[@MrMojabo]

I sleep with the sun and rise with the moon but I feel alright with my

[@MrMojabo]

@@TheTralfaz I played that one at my wedding over 30 years ago

[@TheTralfaz]

@@MrMojabo I admire your style

[@JoaquínMortiz-l2l]

I had the fortune of getting into the albums of Savoy Brown at the 70’s, my favorite: A step further, wowww how heavy they were, Chris Youlden voice, just groove blues and boogie! Also a great strange song…Train to nowhere, woowww blew my mind, I don’t recognize this rythym really what it is, country blues? Well another trip with Hellbound train and a lot more. Then broke up and I found that everybody except Kim Simmons formed Foghat a heavy boogie, rock, blues band with a lot of power and hits…Lonesome Dave beacame really awesome, rhythm heavy guitar with Berry riffs…and a great slide player…gave a lot for years…Foghat with full stadium. I saw them at backstage at LA, they played inside the dressing room to warm up before the show, we could listen them outside the dressing room like if we were at a party garage band…I saw in the middle 70’s Savoy Brown with Kim Simmons, great English blues at sunset Blvd. The ladies loved his long blonde hair. Love this English musicians.❤🎉

[@papadehmer1893]

Great to see this rock band again!! I remember the first album i got by them was called Hell Bound Train!! And i still listen to it yea!!!!

[@PhilipKaczynski]

I was a teen in the 70s. It was the best time for music. So many good bands. This brings back so many great memories.

[@gmoore6166]

Wore out a few Savory Brown records! Brings back memories of the youthful years in the 70’s!

[@andyinoregon]

Every Friday night in the '70s "The Midnight Special" delivered live rock and roll like this. One of the great slide guitar songs of the era.

[@JoaquínMortiz-l2l]

The Best boogie band of europe... That's what Canned Heat drummer (F d P) told me, "We are the first boogie band of America" 🎉 later Foghat. 🎉

[@JoaquínMortiz-l2l]

Fito de la Parra of Canned heat told me that. ok so they were!

[@debbiehanisch2099]

Only two of them.

[@RobHollanderMusic]

My favorite SB lineup! Thanks!

[@mr.snicker-doodles7081]

These guys were kind of like Fleetwood Mac right, and ever changing line up!? Jeez, is that Paul Raymond from UFO on the left handed Les Paul!??

[@thomasfoss9963]

Yes, it is!!! Kim was about 23 in this video, playing his patented "Greenie"--- We also saw Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac at the Aragon "Brawlroom" in 1970---

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@thomasfoss9963 Didn’t Gary Moore have a “greenie” guitar too? Or am I dreaming?

[@thomasfoss9963]

@@KittyGrizGriz Yes, he did!!!! He bought it from Peter "Green" for about $100 bucks-- It was a '59 Les Paul-----

[@thomasfoss9963]

@@KittyGrizGriz It was the 1950s humbucker pickups that were so desired by various guitar players for their unique sound-- Kim Simmonds Greeny was newer, but I don't recall the model year-----

[@raymccranie7872]

I just love Savoy Brown!! Always have!!! They are Great!!!

[@randytritt4610]

Awesome band!!!🤘🏻🎸🤘🏻

[@dwaynewladyka577]

I agree! Cheers!

[@richardoliverii5407]

At 71 this is definitely on the playlist of my Youth... Still Great Today...

[@keithkarlinsky6632]

Classic! Not taking anything away from this version of Savoy Brown, but I wish there was more video clips of this quality from the original band.

[@recordguy4321]

totally agree, jackie Lynton was my least favorite singer , and Chris Youlden who i saw was the MAN..

[@LEWFROST2]

@@recordguy4321 Chris is in this clip right?

[@recordguy4321]

@@LEWFROST2 NO, that is Jackie Lynton on vocals who replaced Dave Walker, who replaced Chris Youden

[@LEWFROST2]

@@recordguy4321 ok thanks

[@robinjoynes1040]

Chris Youlden left after Raw Sienna

[@mikesimmons4519]

Gotta love an actual live performance from that era. Fun stuff! Love the “Inside Lookin Out” album.

[@profitnadeem]

That sounded so soulful and tight! Gonna have to delve into their catalog. 🎶🔥

[@KittyGrizGriz]

I absolutely love Savoy Brown, the lead singer’s cool hat and the song Tell Mama, what a rockin’ beat!! 💃💃💃

[@walkingtheboogie]

That is Jackie Lyton. He still performs in the UK.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@walkingtheboogie Thank you! Wish I’d seen them perform live and lived in the UK 🇬🇧 right about now. Sometimes I could kick myself for not following a dream of back packing throughout Europe, staying in hostels and moving there, permanently. I live in the 🇺🇸, it’s pretty crazy here, eeek! 😉

[@phillipmarlowe0525]

@@walkingtheboogie I believe it’s Dave Walker on lead vocals

[@walkingtheboogie]

​@phillipmarlowe0525 according to Wikipedia Jackie Lynton joined September 1972 and left late 1974. This is from June 1973 according to the description. If it isn't Jackie Lynton then something is wrong somewhere. It also sounds like his voice.

[@picknick3591]

@@walkingtheboogie It's definitely Jackie! Can't mistake him! Great guy . . .

[@thegoodkingtony]

The first song I ever jammed to was Louisiana Blues and was a staple for many of my garage bands...Great seeing this band again!

[@clintlarraux6782]

Same here…. You hear me!🙂

[@andreargentina7130]

Simplesmente o melhor,amo essa música,aqui do BRASIL.❤

[@ThorHammerdahl]

the great Paul Raymond! made every great band he was in even better! 🙂

[@vicprovost2561]

Yes, Paul, great in this band and then in UFO. Saw him in both, part of all time music for me.

[@trv411]

I thought that was him. Great player.

[@RoyPage1970]

Andy Sylvester the other dude and maybe Dave bidwell on drums former Chicken shack members​@@trv411

[@mandoprince1]

Before Savoy Brown, he had been in Chicken Shack, along with Stan Webb, Andy Sylvester and Dave Bidwell. All of them ended up in Savoy Brown at some point! In fact, Paul, Andy and Dave were all in Savoy brown at the same time😎

[@RoyPage1970]

@@mandoprince1 yeah all at the same time right after they all left Chicken shack

[@JeffTheMan-xq8yx]

I learned slide guitar from this song 35 years ago. I've never seen this live version. This is great! Jackie Lyntons mutton chops are epic.

[@pgustunes]

SB was one of the best kept secrets of rock. RIP Kim Simmons.

[@napili5470]

I remember these Guys had their alblum "Street Corner Talkin".

[@wilfredorubio7708]

great album street corner talkin. all i can do

[@michaelblues1520]

They have been a staple of my playlist for over 50 years and yes the old days were amazing

[@johnstrong3824]

Kim Simmonds was the man on the slide lead guitar!! I was 12 years old when I watched this live!

[@jtbkilmartin9110]

Fantastic stuff. I used to listen to this in my schools art classes. Brilliant stuff!

[@rickabbott5297]

Got 5 Albums on vinyl - still playing them on the weekends !!!!!! And then came along my beloved FOGHAT 😀👌👍👍🎸🤗

[@frederickacerra7766]

Loved this band . Someone said the best band that no one knows . Street corner talking . Still one of my favorite records

[@alkholos]

Street Corner Talking was a fine album. But their very best, IMO, was Raw SIenna.

[@Mike-ik9qt]

I loved the album Raw Sienna!

[@robinjoynes1040]

If you look at the album cover opened up it says Raw Sienna and other Shades of Brown. Excellent album. Love Chris Youlden's voice. To bad he left the band to go solo I believe

[@joebloggs8636]

Great memories,I have almost ALL the original albums,,oh yeah,😊

[@allenpitchamazingentertainment]

What i love so much about the music of this era is the musicians were committed and talented- played and wrote great tunes and looked SO COOL at the same time! How blessed were we to grew up when this music was 'new' and original. Saw Savoy Brown many times over the years and always was a joy to see the live Kim Simmonds was one of the great live guitarists and even got to meet Tony Stevens at a blues fest- Super nice fellows on and off stage as well.

[@jimrebr]

I’ve been lucky enough to see Savoy Brown so many times, I still have this album. They were so great, I had these friends who were in a band called The Alley Cats & they played Savoy Brown covers all the time, even for my 16th Birthday Bash!

[@jessebfly]

The hand clap is such an underrated instrument ✌️

[@PsychoThirteen]

Absolutely! Just ask Johnny Rivers!

[@johndef5075]

Feelin Satisfied by Boston has some great hand clapping 👏

[@Queruwk]

This just seems like yesterday though it's already more or less than 50 years old. Appreciate sharing this.

[@Robin-ri5ci]

❤ This is by far the Best Version of this Song. I LOVE it when a Song is played Live by a Band. Shocking Blue's Live Performance of Venus is AWESOME 💯😎!!! R. I. P. Mariska, a Beautiful, Talented Singer, Gone but NEVER FORGOTTEN ❤❤❤

[@Zombywoof92553]

Love this jam

[@Oklahoma-Dreaming]

I like the captain’s hat. I haven’t seen anything so cool since Daryl Dragon.

[@StephanieJeanne]

I like that. The guys in front playing guitar had that nice 70s shag haircut. 😎

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Yea! We like those shag haircuts, they looked so cool! Bring~Back~Shags!!😂

[@StephanieJeanne]

@@KittyGrizGriz Yeah!🙌😂

[@hinjurock70]

Shagadelic! 😎

[@Booradley22-t9s]

Lucky enough to see Savoy Brown in 1970. Lead-in to Fleetwood Mac. Fantastic show. Top ten easily among shows I attended.

[@swaopsgal]

Used to listen to them in 1974, really stoned! Listening to Street Corner Talking right now!

[@richardwolfe-o6d]

How else could there be fog hat without Savoy Brown

[@richardtaylor8595]

I tell people that all the time.

[@bluesdawg8014]

Great band. I love these classic old school Rock Blues bands. These were the days for solid music. Los Angeles

[@FighterPilot1945]

Savoy brown a great blues rock band still have all their albums❤💯🇬🇧

[@RosannaMahon]

I used to love Savoy Brown,I still do, but I usta to

[@jonathanlipschutz3163]

Got the album,had the 8 track.Rockin down the road

[@MikeNoble]

Street Corner Talking was a great album. These guys were and are underrated.

[@robinjoynes1040]

I have the double cd complete Savoy Brown. I think there are 4 songs from Street Corner Talking on it. Love that album.Bands have a hard time making music that good anymore. Youngsters will say I'm a no nothing old fart if I don't like hip hop or Taylor Swift.

[@robinjoynes1040]

I think Dave Walker sung on that album. He's good but I like Chris Youlden a little bit more

[@RoyPage1970]

​@@robinjoynes1040Walker did he was their best singer

[@bevofox7945]

man i love it!!! I bought this album in 1974 when i was 15 years old. I still have that album today..didnt know anything about Savoy Brown at that time but turns out i really liked their music..I listened to Foghat a lot in the seventies and then found out lonesome dave tony stevens and roger earl came from Savoy Brown....rock n roll

[@henryhoward8341]

I wish this version of the band featuring Jackie Lynton on vocals had released at least one more album. But record sales were slipping and Simmonds broke the band up and formed Boogie Brothers (w/ Miller Anderson and Stan Webb). Only for the record label to release them as Savoy Brown (lasted one album and tour). RIP Paul Raymond and Kim Simmonds.

[@towhee89]

That's such an underrated record. Too bad there's no footage of the Dave Walker lineup. I know there's one live show I had from 1974...the cover is the bad thing about Boogie Bros it's terrible

[@markventura4253]

I was so lucky to have seen Savoy Brown at Pittsburgh Blues Festival 12 years ago, what a great show!!! R.I.P Kim Simmons

[@vicprovost2561]

Saw both versions of Savoy Brown you just noted, man, those were the days! For $5.00 a show, first with Mountain then next they opened for Deep Purple. LOL!

[@ptofview]

Thank you Savoy Brown!

[@vitorbarbosa5656]

Fantástic This is Music Rock n roolll 1970 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@スノウドニアの小屋]

Paul Raymond is the unsung hero!😮

[@vicprovost2561]

Part of one of the best lineups ever in UFO!

[@airjrdn1]

He was one of the greatest guitar/keyboard combo player in UFO and Michael Schenker Group !!!!!!!!!!!

[@josephrz6230]

When I was 21 in 1972, this album Street Corner Talkin' was well liked by me and my gang.

[@RosannaMahon]

Koko Taylor's Wang Dang Doodle amongst others

[@kurtzwar729]

Love Savoy Brown. Kim Simmonds was always incendiary. I saw them at Winterland in San Francisco in 1969. Opening for Janis Joplin. Tell Mamma. Oh, yeah baby.

[@eric_in_florida]

Great boogie rock!

[@curtisphilumalee1447]

I believe this is the first time I’ve seen a Gibson LP played upside down. Also Dave Lonesome Preverett was a talent player. I really dug his work with Foghat.

[@eric_in_florida]

@@curtisphilumalee1447 Yep might as well ditch the pick guard. That isn't Dave, he didn't play lefty and had already gone off to Foghat anyway. Kind of looks like him tho.

[@curtisphilumalee1447]

I knew Dave didn’t play left handed. I was thinking Dave was playing that Gold Top. It sure looks like him. Did he move on to Foghat by this time ? I did start following Foghat until their Fool for the City album came out.

[@bak-mariterry5180]

​@@eric_in_florida His name is Paul Raymond. Went on to play in UFO .

[@glynnth]

My Dad introduced me to Savoy Brown, back when I was 14. That was 1972. I was into rock n roll already, but had never heard of them, as they werent played on the radio much. Wasnt long before they were a fave of mine, too. Crankin em on the 8 track, while cruisin in his old pickup truck, & smokin a doobie! I like them just as well today, as I did all those years ago... Really brings back some memories too. I could say, on the one hand, those were happier, more carefree times, & the music reflected that. A time when you could blast your 8 track goin down the road, and not count on getting pulled over & silenced, when you could grow your hair long, & put on your love beads, & be a total weirdo, & not get totally cancelled by society. But on the other hand, man were we paranoid, whenever we lit up! (As they'd really throw the book at ya, back then, even for a little bit of weed) But we kept doing it anyway... Seems we all needed it, somehow. And the music was a reflection of the personal liberation we were all seeking. Summed up in the lyrics of this song - "Because this life I lead, has got me sick thru & thru"... Tho it wasnt all sweetness & light, surely. Some mistakes made, some causes for regret, but the changes, on some level, were sorely needed by our generation, nonetheless.

[@TKPAWARRIOR]

Pure Gold !

[@kaljic1]

The words of this song were mantra back in the day.

[@jacka7084]

My first concert in 72-73 was a triple bill: Savoy Brown, Long John Baldry and the original Fleetwood Mac.

[@daddyboy3546]

YES!!! I saw that same bill in Honolulu in March of ‘72. But not quite the original FMac. No Peter Green or Jeremy Spencer. Danny Kirwan, Mick Fleetwood and John and Christine McVie and Bob.Welch were the version that year. All 3 bands were excellent. Most of what was once a band called Chicken Shack was on that stage-2 or 3 members of Savoy Brown and Christine McVie were all in that group.

[@EatAPeach72]

Geez that is an impressive first show 👍 I was born in 72 so I missed it

[@ronmounts8075]

Niccccccce!!!!!!! Thats Absolutely Kooooooool!!!!!!

[@chrisslade3141]

Great clip featuring the amazing talent that is Jackie Lynton. Jackie is still rocking these days fronting his iwn superb band. Keep on rockin' Jackie 🙏

[@flicewatter]

Awesome!

[@andotzkurenai2883]

I'm born in 1990's and now I'm 34 in 2024, I'm getting old but this song never gets Old.

[@czarevich]

Whoa!!!!!

[@dougwilliamson174]

Eastown theater Detroit 1971.Saw them with J Giles opening.... ❤🎉😊

[@Blues.Fusion]

Perfect.

[@cindyhavey1497]

my very first concert was in a small college gym. opener...linda ronstadt. feature...flying burrito brothers. headliner...savoy brown!! 1970 and got my first car. awesome. train to nowhere almost blew the windows out!