I had just watched a live show with Kim and Savoy Brown. during the breaks i came up to the stage in this Chicago suburb club and asked Kim about his amps and guitars and stuff and mentioned i'm in a small local band. Kim was very humble and supportive and we talked about music. At closing time, i got a T-shirt and got Kim to sign the back. I said too bad its closing time i really liked the music. So to my surprise Kim says "it ain't closin time for me how about we go have a pint"?? I was amazed. So we head back to the bar and had a few beers and talked blues and guitars and music for some time. I am truly blessed to have had that experience with a LEGEND like Kim. I hope you read this Kim... it was a evening i will always remember! THANKS KIM!!
I, too met him; in a bar in Jacksonville, NC. When I walked into the back room, he was alone, warming up with his Flying V and a Fender "Champ Amp"! I couldn't believe it; I had that same amp! I still have the picture we took together. Your post is typical of Kim...a very likable, approachable, non-status guy. Glad you had that experience, and hope you still have the T-shirt! (:
At 75, Kim and any version of Savoy Brown go straight to the roots of my heart and memory. Loved his shows and always hoped to see him again and thought it might happen in the Spring of 2023. Then came December of 2022. Still hard to accept his loss. RIP, sir. This is a great video. Thank you.
I've followed them since the late 60's, 70's, 80's...days of Chris Youldon. Have met Kim Simmonds 3 times and have one of his picks. This band rocks like earlier times and is really tight! One of the best guitarists ever.
Mine was the very first album, "Shake Down," which my military dad brought me from the UK around the time it came out. I continue to love everything SB did, through the Lonesome Dave years. Simmonds had one of the best tones & attacks in any form of rock, IMO. Brilliant player.
I'm lucky I have the live CD of this gig and this band. Found it by accident at a local used record shop here in Nashville. The disc was even signed by Kim! I listen to it just about every day. Unbelieveable jams. Got all the classic tunes too. Kim is the MAN. This was one of Kim's best groups. So tight. These guys just jell on every tune.
@@universe1831 The name of the live CD is "You Should Have Been There", on Panache Records/CD #1251. The version you are hearing on this clip is slightly different than the version on the CD. This CD is from the same tour, I'm sure. Same guys in the band. I've seen this CD for sale on Ebay, so good luck in your search. The whole CD is recorded so good and it's well-balanced in that your hear ALL the guys in the band, especially Kim.
Savoy Brown is the best band ever that only a few of us true music lovers knew about I think I have every lp they put out. I saw Foghat at a local bar and I was inches from Kim trying to hold people back. It was awesome.
So as was the rest of the British Invasion bringing their brand of the blues and rock to NA . And to acknowledge jimi Hendrix, even had their “white version” in Robin trower ;who’s still touring in his mid-seventies!! Ya been a savoy browner since ,again the mid-seventies!!! Be safe .. god bless ... stay tuned .... peace out
I saw Kim Simmons and Savoy Brown in Daytona, Fl in the early 70's. He was incredible, one of the best guitarist I saw live, and I've been fortunate to have seen most of them.
Kim Simmonds is dead? Gah dammit! Nobody ever tells us hermits anything! CRAP! Now I’ll miss him even more. He’s gone to heaven so I’ve got to be good. So I can hear new music from him when I leave this world.
Warren demartinie dude YOU smoke brother nobody wants to rat n roll me i do still spinnin round n. Round AND still a wanted man that's way 😎 cool jr. I love savoy i. Love playing AND singing tell mama well Warren stay WELL se you round i hope if course the germ warfair man made viro plot the cove is simply uncureable JUST Like AIDS some nutty ass power political iddiot pissed to many alid forses OFF and off to the lab thay went then let the viro fly away to breed the plot is something that should not of ben wrote in sum crazy paper i think its from the nutty one s. Overseas only one guy said he heard about it but it's a scary mean viro preay for a vaccine please power in preying it feels like the end is near i hope NOT
Albums like Looking In and jams like this are the perfect rationale for a way back machine. SMOKIN blues-rock! I was 14 when I bought it and have owned it in every format: 1) cassette; 2) LP; 3) CD. STILL own the original cassette from 1970.
Not very many True Living Masters of RnR Blues Guitarists. IMHO Kim is a Living Legend & one of the finest ever to play. Has a subtle jazzy side he shows occasionally.
I had the great pleasure of see them in the early 70s and in the 2000s with this particular line up at Skippers Smokehouse in Tampa. Kim is indeed a very talented musician and gentleman.
i had this record back in the day (looking In), i completely wore it out. just downloaded it from itunes and i'm REALLY enjoying listening to it again. God bless you, Kim Simmons. RIP Lonesome Dave.
I noticed a big difference in this song played with Kim’s Flying V versus the les Paul ...Flying V for me... thanks Kim bless you ....49 yrs later and still rockin
Had a chat with him when he played a Bluesfest where I lived, I intro'd my son, He loves that new one he got, that was about 10 years ago, He still has that one, I asked him " So, no more flying V and Heinekin bottle? He laughed, I don't think so. Well, I'll have to tell mama about that
Got to see Savoy Brown and Deep Purple back in Phoenix, Az. 1974...still got the lp's HellBound Train and Street Corner Talkin thanks Davebritbrat for firing a few of my old braincells!!!!
AGREE 100%, SINCE I GOT THEIR MY FIRST VINYL ALBUM, NOT SURE, WHICH ONE WAS IT: "THE SAVOY BROWN BOOGIE", "LOOKING IN", IT COULD BE??? BUT! WHAT A PLAYER HE WAS. WHO DOES NOT HERD THIS BAND, I FEEL SORY! IT IS A MUST FOR EVERY BLUES FAN AND NOT ONLY! SO, DON`T WAIST YOUR TIME, NON-SAVOY BROWN MUSIC LOVERS! EARLY STUFF I MUST SAY! READ THE COMMENTS. CLASSIC, BIG TIME! STILL LISTENING TO THEIR TUNES, STILL FASCINATING WITH BAND`S MUSIC. JOIN US ALL! MASTERS! REGARDS, THOMAS(POLAND-CHICAGO)
This is so good,what an awesome performance👄💓💋I've loved them since the begining,I was15 still have my LP's& Raw Sienna is one of my faves, just wish I could've seen them back then, maybe I might still have a chance, I live in LA,Calif.😜🎶🎸🎤🔊
Well, you still look great -- maybe not 15 but a 25 year old. :) I only stumbled on them recently and found a whole treasure chest of songs.. I''m a 47 year old guy, a little young so I missed them in the 80's growing up and would probably never had heard of them if it were not for TH-cam opening up the doors to allow me to expand my musical knowledge. This song has a golden second half.......just brilliant.
Lanier 1000- I just saw your comment/reply. Glad you discovered Savoy Brown & are enjoying their music. Hope you've checked out their earlier music with Chris Youlden on vocals, I like their LP Raw Sienna, & A Step Further- great stuff. BTW, thanks for compliment on my age!!🎶😍🎶💞🎶
All most 4 years ago Savoy Brown sounds great.One of the top bands,even tho Kim Simmonds is the only member left in a long history of Savoy Brown,Kim has put a great band together.A Friend that He said He saw them about 2 weeks ago,Said they sound super...Kim looks like He has taking good care of Himself,He looks great for His age....Keep on rockin Kim.....
I saw Savoy Brown play at a concert at the San Bernardino Civic Auditorium they played with a cover band named" Blood Rock " look them up they were both just damn bad ! Was 1969 ,summer will never forget.
I seen him at a small bar outside of Albany, NY..awesome show to put it lightly...nice guy, autographed my cd without second thoughts....makes that guitar talk the talk
Way past his dues paying time Kim has outlasted some of the best in the rock world . Haven't lost a thing & continues to amaze us with those endless phrases he's so well known for. Saw him a few times with this line up & sadly never got to see him with the early days of Savoy Brown. A funny & one incredible talented musician . I'm sure his original Flying V is at home safe & sound & it matters not what guitar he plays on it always comes out pure Kim Simmons & that great Savoy Brown feel. Rock on Kim you made our musical generation all the better ..
oh gosh, I shouldn't tell, I'm only a voice, some skins and the ghost within, I believe that IS James on that axe. He'll never confess. Big respect. James, they don't know you are...
Came across Lookin In on a market stall in Strutton Ground, near where I worked in 1975.. Poor Girl is unforgetable, at least for those of us lucky enough to have heard it.
@bleuhomme21, Small world gets smaller everyday. I was in London in 69`,my only visit, and wanted to be back in Calif. to see my concerts. I`m still into late 60`s & early 70`s rock but I have mellowed a wee bit. I now enjoy some of the ballads and soft shit I use to hate. PMSL, LMAO or just LOL
Man I think I ain`t come down from something I took in 69` cause savoy was a regular favorite @ the fillmore (west) & all I remember is their name and drivin home down 280 to san jose every sun. nite,morning. $3 all I ever paid to see great concerts with the exception of a few all day & nite outdoor events where it was a whole $5 to see a shit load of great bands.
As i write this it was hearing of his death... Saw him many times over the years, and lived in my hometown, and had a chance to chat with him a few years back. Very humble man. Great legend, RIP and fly high Kim
❤ Kim Simmonds... any other Nation on Earth would have made him a National Treasure and giving him a public stipend of 100,000 pounds a year just to walk around and tell people what's going on with that guitar of his
I agree, sheer guitar mastery at the hands of the mind that is Kim Simmons. Savoy Brown is one of the best bands of the early 70's Kim always plays leaning in that same modal scale which I think is a form of some minor scale. Anyone know for sure?
Ronnie White where did u see them? they toured the west on a double bill with Fleetwood Mac in late 71, or two, just before the hell bound train came out. Did both the title cut and "all I can do". blew me away.
wow - thanks for posting. Kim is a master and its so great he's still rockin! Loved this song/sound 30 years ago and still do (did I just say 30 years?).
estaban muchos que entraron y salieron chris youlden bob hall kim simmonds dave peverett rivers jobe roger earle y muchos mas que tocaron la verdad que son fabulosos gracias davebritbrat por este video y todos los que haz subido saludos desde Mexico city
Fabulous stuff - shame Savoy Brown never really achieved the worldwide success they merited - I was a big fan back in the early 70s. Who're the other musicians playing along with Kim S.?
You can always tell how old a clip is by the length of Kims hair ,very thin on top at the moment ,he hasnt played the V for quite some time now ,oh yeah its minor pentonic with a dash of Dorian mode. First saw them in early 70s at the Lyceum London at an allnighter What Fun!!
@thekeifernet Wishbone Ash and Savoy Brown were two of my favorite bands too. And as a matter of fact, I have tickets to see them both in Cleveland this spring. Second childhood, I guess. :)
Yes he's a bit.. er.. aloof.. known him for years and he still says "do I know you?" every time we meet ;-).. As far as singing he's been doing it more and more over the years as he hasn't been able to keep a steady lead vocalist.. This is a really good job on this song though.. he really is getting better every year...
I had just watched a live show with Kim and Savoy Brown. during the breaks i came up to the stage in this Chicago suburb club and asked Kim about his amps and guitars and stuff and mentioned i'm in a small local band. Kim was very humble and supportive and we talked about music. At closing time, i got a T-shirt and got Kim to sign the back. I said too bad its closing time i really liked the music. So to my surprise Kim says "it ain't closin time for me how about we go have a pint"?? I was amazed. So we head back to the bar and had a few beers and talked blues and guitars and music for some time. I am truly blessed to have had that experience with a LEGEND like Kim. I hope you read this Kim... it was a evening i will always remember! THANKS KIM!!
Better than Keith ass whole Richard
Most dedicated humble English 🎸
Awesome memory! 🎸
Kim and his flying V asume
I, too met him; in a bar in Jacksonville, NC. When I walked into the back room, he was alone, warming up with his Flying V and a Fender "Champ Amp"! I couldn't believe it; I had that same amp! I still have the picture we took together. Your post is typical of Kim...a very likable, approachable, non-status guy. Glad you had that experience, and hope you still have the T-shirt! (:
RIP Kim Simmonds
Truly, one of the greatest guitar players over the last 50 years.
Met Kim and was fortunate to see him play many times since the 60's. He only got better with age.
We Love You Kim ! 🙏 R.I.P. 🙏
Love this band. They were really never recoginzed for there talent.
You guys rock
At 75, Kim and any version of Savoy Brown go straight to the roots of my heart and memory. Loved his shows and always hoped to see him again and thought it might happen in the Spring of 2023. Then came December of 2022. Still hard to accept his loss. RIP, sir. This is a great video. Thank you.
This should have a million likes .
I've followed them since the late 60's, 70's, 80's...days of Chris Youldon. Have met Kim Simmonds 3 times and have one of his picks. This band rocks like earlier times and is really tight! One of the best guitarists ever.
“Looking In” was my first exposure to Savoy Brown. Kim Simmons, Roger Earl, Toni Stevens, and Lonesome Dave. What a line up.
Me too, loved that album!
Mine was the very first album, "Shake Down," which my military dad brought me from the UK around the time it came out. I continue to love everything SB did, through the Lonesome Dave years. Simmonds had one of the best tones & attacks in any form of rock, IMO. Brilliant player.
I'VE BEEN A SAVOY BROWN FAN EVER SINCE 1972...😎😎😎
KEITH WARREN me too !my friend had and older brother that had the albums
what took you so long? lol
Me too! even though I was born in 1990 :D
KEITH WARREN street corner talkin ....my first album 1970-71 still have the vinyl
Me age 15 1969 smilexo
I'm lucky I have the live CD of this gig and this band. Found it by accident at a local used record shop here in Nashville. The disc was even signed by Kim! I listen to it just about every day. Unbelieveable jams. Got all the classic tunes too. Kim is the MAN. This was one of Kim's best groups. So tight. These guys just jell on every tune.
Which is the name of the Jam? Which date?
@@universe1831 The name of the live CD is "You Should Have Been There", on Panache Records/CD #1251. The version you are hearing on this clip is slightly different than the version on the CD. This CD is from the same tour, I'm sure. Same guys in the band. I've seen this CD for sale on Ebay, so good luck in your search. The whole CD is recorded so good and it's well-balanced in that your hear ALL the guys in the band, especially Kim.
@@roadrocket7 Thank you so much!
Vendemela, ¿cuánto pides?
@@universe1831well I'm totally jealous and God bless you cuz you got a treasure there
Savoy Brown is the best band ever that only a few of us true music lovers knew about I think I have every lp they put out. I saw Foghat at a local bar and I was inches from Kim trying to hold people back. It was awesome.
Not quite. They were very popular back in the day. Maybe you have contemporary youth in mind.
Savoy Brown is a legitimate representative of the English blues. Since the sixties taking the best of black blues with white soul.
So as was the rest of the British Invasion bringing their brand of the blues and rock to NA . And to acknowledge jimi Hendrix, even had their “white version” in Robin trower ;who’s still touring in his mid-seventies!! Ya been a savoy browner since ,again the mid-seventies!!! Be safe .. god bless ... stay tuned .... peace out
My favorite song " lifes One Act Play" and " I'm Tired " was 15, still relevant now that I'm 66....💙❌⭕❌⭕
64 the curtain comes down. I'm tired.
@@kastenkasten2862 Lots going on. I just turned 67, these are still relevant on the quarantine. You take care my you and yours stay well xoxo 🌍🌎🌏🌈💯
I have all the early Savoy Brown albums. I started listening to Raw Sienna on 8 track when I was 16. They still rock!
I saw Kim Simmons and Savoy Brown in Daytona, Fl in the early 70's. He was incredible, one of the best guitarist I saw live, and I've been fortunate to have seen most of them.
I just found them last year. I’m really impressed. I’m sorry I’m so late to the party.
Me too...Coco Beach, Florida:))
Looking in is a solid classic!
Kim Simmonds is dead? Gah dammit! Nobody ever tells us hermits anything! CRAP! Now I’ll miss him even more. He’s gone to heaven so I’ve got to be good. So I can hear new music from him when I leave this world.
That is the best version of this song that Kim has ever played, outstanding rock n roll. I like his bluesy tendencies...
Thanks for this upload of Savoy brown, kim Simmons on guitar vocals ..I've all their albums still💖
LOVE SAVOY BROWN FROM THE BEGINNING !!
I've always loved savoy brown...one of the best white blues band there ever was
The sound Kim had at the 4:04 mark should have always been his lead sound
Been a fan since 1970 street corner talkin, I still have the album
Warren d
Warren demartinie dude YOU smoke brother nobody wants to rat n roll me i do still spinnin round n. Round AND still a wanted man that's way 😎 cool jr. I love savoy i. Love playing AND singing tell mama well Warren stay WELL se you round i hope if course the germ warfair man made viro plot the cove is simply uncureable JUST Like AIDS some nutty ass power political iddiot pissed to many alid forses OFF and off to the lab thay went then let the viro fly away to breed the plot is something that should not of ben wrote in sum crazy paper i think its from the nutty one s. Overseas only one guy said he heard about it but it's a scary mean viro preay for a vaccine please power in preying it feels like the end is near i hope NOT
Albums like Looking In and jams like this are the perfect rationale for a way back machine. SMOKIN blues-rock! I was 14 when I bought it and have owned it in every format: 1) cassette; 2) LP; 3) CD. STILL own the original cassette from 1970.
Don't forget Blue matter KillER Album There 💯👍💙😎
Not very many True Living Masters of RnR Blues Guitarists. IMHO Kim is a Living Legend & one of the finest ever to play. Has a subtle jazzy side he shows occasionally.
SB. Criminally underrated! Awesome electric blues band. Always have been!
I had the great pleasure of see them in the early 70s and in the 2000s with this particular line up at Skippers Smokehouse in Tampa. Kim is indeed a very talented musician and gentleman.
i had this record back in the day (looking In), i completely wore it out. just downloaded it from itunes and i'm REALLY enjoying listening to it again. God bless you, Kim Simmons. RIP Lonesome Dave.
We don't have enough of this music anymore, anybody have a time machine!
Nobody sounds like Kim, very unique guitar player. He really stands out among the best.
I noticed a big difference in this song played with Kim’s Flying V versus the les Paul ...Flying V for me...
thanks Kim bless you ....49 yrs later and still rockin
Had a chat with him when he played a Bluesfest where I lived, I intro'd my son, He loves that new one he got, that was about 10 years ago, He still has that one, I asked him " So, no more flying V and Heinekin bottle? He laughed, I don't think so. Well, I'll have to tell mama about that
Kim thanks man, such great memories as a 15 yr old rockin out to street corner talkin and then this..poor girl I still love it.
Got to see Savoy Brown and Deep Purple back in Phoenix, Az. 1974...still got the lp's HellBound Train and Street Corner Talkin thanks Davebritbrat for firing a few of my old braincells!!!!
Fan since 10th grade 1970, u get it Kim Rock on brother
AGREE 100%, SINCE I GOT THEIR MY FIRST VINYL ALBUM, NOT SURE, WHICH ONE WAS IT: "THE SAVOY BROWN BOOGIE", "LOOKING IN", IT COULD BE??? BUT! WHAT A PLAYER HE WAS. WHO DOES NOT HERD THIS BAND, I FEEL SORY! IT IS A MUST FOR EVERY BLUES FAN AND NOT ONLY! SO, DON`T WAIST YOUR TIME, NON-SAVOY BROWN MUSIC LOVERS! EARLY STUFF I MUST SAY! READ THE COMMENTS. CLASSIC, BIG TIME! STILL LISTENING TO THEIR TUNES, STILL FASCINATING WITH BAND`S MUSIC. JOIN US ALL! MASTERS! REGARDS, THOMAS(POLAND-CHICAGO)
I played "Looking In" down to the grooves. Great band. Great Song.
how da fk could any 1 not like this amazing duo of smokin guitars....
my fave band since 4evah! and remains (sorry jimi) ~
This is so good,what an awesome performance👄💓💋I've loved them since the begining,I was15 still have my LP's& Raw Sienna is one of my faves, just wish I could've seen them back then, maybe I might still have a chance, I live in LA,Calif.😜🎶🎸🎤🔊
Well, you still look great -- maybe not 15 but a 25 year old. :)
I only stumbled on them recently and found a whole treasure chest of songs.. I''m a 47 year old guy, a little young so I missed them in the 80's growing up and would probably never had heard of them if it were not for TH-cam opening up the doors to allow me to expand my musical knowledge.
This song has a golden second half.......just brilliant.
lanier1000 You didn't miss them in the '80s, you missed them in the'70s growing up.
Deborah, you took the words right out of my mouth. Talent galore.
Lanier 1000- I just saw your comment/reply. Glad you discovered Savoy Brown & are enjoying their music. Hope you've checked out their earlier music with Chris Youlden on vocals, I like their LP Raw Sienna, & A Step Further- great stuff. BTW, thanks for compliment on my age!!🎶😍🎶💞🎶
Wow, brings back memories of long ago, chillin' out to the album "Lookin' In" . . .
One of my favorite albums - love the music and the artwork!
I still have the LP great stuff.
I saw that tour in Holyoke MA, he cranked it up that night in a big bar, opened with this classic. Loved the Looking In album, great Savoy Brown! 🎸
All most 4 years ago Savoy Brown sounds great.One of the top bands,even tho Kim Simmonds is the only member left in a long history of Savoy Brown,Kim has put a great band together.A Friend that He said He saw them about 2 weeks ago,Said they sound super...Kim looks like He has taking good care of Himself,He looks great for His age....Keep on rockin Kim.....
I'm a big fam. Seen them three times at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit. I've always said they played the best blues of any band at the time and since.
I saw them as well...also Cream & Led Zeppelin...Detroit was rock-n-rollin town in its day!
Detroit rocks
I saw Savoy Brown play at a concert at the San Bernardino Civic Auditorium they played with a cover band named" Blood Rock " look them up they were both just damn bad ! Was 1969 ,summer will never forget.
this line-up was great! great vid
Ahh..the king of boogie, this clip is great 🧩
Loved Savoy Brown, the best, blues and rock together? WOW!!! way before Foghat, The best there is no doubt!!!!
I seen him at a small bar outside of Albany, NY..awesome show to put it lightly...nice guy, autographed my cd without second thoughts....makes that guitar talk the talk
Kim Simmons is an awesome musician,,,,,alot of good artists sprouted out of this Band....Tx for the view bro
Way past his dues paying time Kim has outlasted some of the best in the rock world . Haven't lost a thing & continues to amaze us with those endless phrases he's so well known for. Saw him a few times with this line up & sadly never got to see him with the early days of Savoy Brown. A funny & one incredible talented musician . I'm sure his original Flying V is at home safe & sound & it matters not what guitar he plays on it always comes out pure Kim Simmons & that great Savoy Brown feel. Rock on Kim you made our musical generation all the better ..
Nothing like guitar blues. Awesome.
+James Harrell Jr. who is on stage besides Kim? Who is the second guitarist?
oh gosh, I shouldn't tell, I'm only a voice, some skins and the ghost within, I believe that IS James on that axe. He'll never confess. Big respect. James, they don't know you are...
Kim thanks man, I’ll take this video to the grave with me, not only is it a great song but the memories that go with it WOW
Been a fan since the 60s
Those were some good times ..thanks Kim
Hope thee Ole Boy Never Quits!!! K.S. Rocks!
Came across Lookin In on a market stall in Strutton Ground, near where I worked in 1975.. Poor Girl is unforgetable, at least for those of us lucky enough to have heard it.
More PLEASE !!
Saw him many times. Really nice guy too.
The best of the Blues with a side of rock and roll.
great kim!!!!
Word
Still have the LP...get it Kim... still love this song. Always till I’m gone ...
I’m looking at mine right now- classic music!
I'd love ti see what they played next after Kim picked up that Gibson!
I love this band and video.
@bleuhomme21, Small world gets smaller everyday. I was in London in 69`,my only visit, and wanted to be back in Calif. to see my concerts. I`m still into late 60`s & early 70`s rock but I have mellowed a wee bit. I now enjoy some of the ballads and soft shit I use to hate. PMSL, LMAO or just LOL
Man I think I ain`t come down from something I took in 69` cause savoy was a regular favorite @ the fillmore (west) & all I remember is their name and drivin home down 280 to san jose every sun. nite,morning. $3 all I ever paid to see great concerts with the exception of a few all day & nite outdoor events where it was a whole $5 to see a shit load of great bands.
...almost sounds like lonesome dave!...absolute killer on guitar...hendrix once said..."best white-boy" guitar player on the planet!!!
These guys have had more members and lineups than the 62 Mets
Great performance!
love savoy brown.just good music.never gets out.
I swear i can't belive THAT just in the last few months i heard this song great guitar trade off licks back n forth sweet a mates ??
As i write this it was hearing of his death... Saw him many times over the years, and lived in my hometown, and had a chance to chat with him a few years back. Very humble man. Great legend, RIP and fly high Kim
❤ Kim Simmonds... any other Nation on Earth would have made him a National Treasure and giving him a public stipend of 100,000 pounds a year just to walk around and tell people what's going on with that guitar of his
Kim Simmons and Savoy Brown played at the RITZ BAR in Spread Eagle Wisconsin in 1994.
Lance Ditty I was there. Perfect band for Saras
Thanks! Good find!
The best neck pickup ive ever heard in a V !
Texas boys there.....!
I agree, sheer guitar mastery at the hands of the mind that is Kim Simmons.
Savoy Brown is one of the best bands of the early 70's Kim always plays leaning in that same modal scale which I think is a form of some minor scale. Anyone know for sure?
Saw the Guys in the late 60's,still making great music
Ronnie White
where did u see them? they toured the west on a double bill with Fleetwood Mac in late 71, or two, just before the hell bound train came out. Did both the title cut and "all I can do". blew me away.
Thanks Kim
Totally buzzed. Thank you.
wow - thanks for posting. Kim is a master and its so great he's still rockin! Loved this song/sound 30 years ago and still do (did I just say 30 years?).
estaban muchos que entraron y salieron chris youlden bob hall kim simmonds dave peverett rivers jobe roger earle y muchos mas que tocaron la verdad que son fabulosos gracias davebritbrat por este video y todos los que haz subido saludos desde Mexico city
con Savoy Brown ...desde los 70....
Kim was and is right up there with the British blues rock best...
brought old memories good ones
Just come across this, wow!!!
Hell-Yeah 👏🏻👏🏻✌🏻️🇺🇸🇺🇸
MOST UNDER RATED BLUES GUITARIST OF ALL TIME. BETTER THAN CLAPTON IN MY HUMBLE OPINION, THOUGH STEVE MARRIOT WAS GREAT TOO.
+minfo2000 Keep your humble opinion to yourself!
Agreed. Clapton is overrated.
+Andy Thomas - Clapton was and is overrated.
@@derkommissar785 spoonful.....
KIM SIMMONDS #1
SAVOY fan since 1973 (" Jack The Toad " released that year)
Thanks for posting this. Awesome, straight up bad ass...
Cant wait till may h town
Fabulous stuff - shame Savoy Brown never really achieved the worldwide success they merited - I was a big fan back in the early 70s. Who're the other musicians playing along with Kim S.?
magnifica interpretacion de Savoy Brown, escuche su album Getting to the points y es excelente.Gracias por subir tu video
absolutely brilliant!
You can always tell how old a clip is by the length of Kims hair ,very thin on top at the moment ,he hasnt played the V for quite some time now ,oh yeah its minor pentonic with a dash of Dorian mode.
First saw them in early 70s at the Lyceum
London at an allnighter What Fun!!
I saw them twice and watch them change most of their band a few times over but always Kim on the lead!
Where did all of this great music go?
The best blues I love it
Kim. Could. Really. Rock. Like no. Other 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸play. On. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@thekeifernet
Wishbone Ash and Savoy Brown were two of my favorite bands too. And as a matter of fact, I have tickets to see them both in Cleveland this spring. Second childhood, I guess. :)
Yes he's a bit.. er.. aloof.. known him for years and he still says "do I know you?" every time we meet ;-).. As far as singing he's been doing it more and more over the years as he hasn't been able to keep a steady lead vocalist.. This is a really good job on this song though.. he really is getting better every year...
KEEP ROCKIN KIM