I love this version, and have seen Savoy Brown twice in the past two years, So glad they are now based in NY. The lineup has changed but still Kim and Co. put out good music. Check out Voodoo Moon, it's good!
these guys were so underrated they were the best damned band to come from England. They came to the United States and had giggs all over america. Love these guys...huichol53........
We did their concerts here in B'ham, Al too. Yeah, you'd light a joint and pass it, and someone would hand you another! Foghat always didi= some great concerts then too.
Been seeing him live since the late 60s in Savoy Brown. Saw him a few years ago in Memphis and he continues to smoke on that guitar. He and his band really burned the place down, especially on this song. Long live Kim Simmonds.
Great music, I agree that this is indeed a great tribute to the n.y. fire and rescue departments. Always ready to put their lives on the line for the American people. As far as talent goes, savoy brown was, and still is an all-time favorite of mine. every guy in this group was smokin' hot , a real killer band...huichol53.......
We are excited that Savoy Brown will be playing at the 23rd annual Budweiser Illinois Blues Festival this year! The festival dates are September 2nd and 3rd and is located on the Peoria riverfront.
I'm 32 and have heard a lot of music and enjoy a wide variety of music. I just heard this song today on a local Pittsburgh Station (WDVE). Now I have some new music to download.
Hell, I'm 63 yrs. old and have been a huge Savoy Brown fan since the mid 60's. Dropped into a bar on Battery Street in San Francisco in the late 70's and to my surprise, there was the band performing. They shredded that night!
I'm 52 yrs old and have liked Savoy Brown for over 30 yrs.....this LP & song (Hellbound Train) is/are my favorite....to:allkindsagirls.....Rock on and enjoy it with a spoonful of good d#$e///lol....enjoy any/every way
Never seen Savoy brown.This Aug.,I will see John Mayall on a Friday night,then the following day,I get to see this guys jammin' their style of awesome BLUES! I am hoping they close with this song,one of my favorites!
Savoy Brown's ode to the debacle in Viet Nam... Hellbound Train. Originally released in 1972. At the time, I was at Camp Eagle, Phu Bai, Rep. of South Viet Nam traveling down Highway #1 with high echelon maintenance radar/night vision equipment slated for the field to spot, detect and "smell" the enemy before they assassinated our boys who hadn't the foggiest idea why they were, in country, in the first place.
Like a great wine! La creme de la creme! I was introduced to your music in Nova Scotia in the early 70's, and even had a chance to speak to one night at one of your shows at the Zoo in Winnipeg (1979?). Thanks for all of this fabulous music.
I've seen Savoy Brown many times over the years and Hell Bound Train remains a favorite track of mine. Keep it running Kim Simmonds. I love it! What year is this video from? Looks like 1970"s. Kim was putting out some great live shows from his private collection on CD. They are very good too. He does live versions of some of the classic 1970"s Savoy Brown albums.
I've seen Savoy Brown many times over the years and Hell Bound Train remains a favorite track of mine. Keep it running Kim Simmonds. I love it! What year is this video from? Looks like 1970"s. Kim was putting out some great live shows from his private collection on CD. They are very good too. He does live versions of some of the classic 1970"s albums.
I've seen Savoy Brown many times over the years and Hell Bound Train remains a favorite track of mine. Keep it running Kim Simmonds. I love it! What year is this video from? Looks like 1970"s. Kim was putting out some great live shows from his private collection on CD. They are very good too. He does live versions of some of the classic 1970"s albums
Having Savoy Brown on 8-Track, or anything, doesn't make you old...it makes you cool. My first 2 8-Tracks I owned were FOGHAT-RockNRoll Outlaws & LYNYRD SKYNYRD-Second Helping. Thanks Mom & Dad. I just listened to Savoy Brown-Blue Matter on Cd today. No matter the format...keep it alive! Rock on....
8 Track was terrible. I remember when they came out. It did let you have music in the car. I had a wealthy girlfriend. She had reel to reel and a Shelby Cobra. That was great.
Hellbound train was my first rock album. It was in 1972. Nowadays, i'm listening to godsmack, all of their 5 albums are in my playlist. Four decades and still rockin'.
@renpar100 you're goin in the wrong direction, my friend, im a youngster who started off with godsmack, till i awoke and realized that them, puddle of mud, drowning pool, etc, are missing that something that defines what it means to play the six string.
I love this cut! I have the original album in my collection. Back in the day when I had the Wall of stereo in my apartment I used to crank this up and just groove on it.
@ricknorris6943 I still have the original vinyl and a stereo system that can blast it in all its analog glory! Man, that album art!!! You just can appreciate it on a tiny CD cover.
Todo lo que huela a Savoy Brown me gusta, un buen día hace ya muchos años compré un Lp de unos desconocidos para mí titulado Raw Sienna y ya me quede hipnotizado de aquella musica tan especial, con el tiempo fueron cayendo discos y discos de mis idolatrados Chris Youlden y Kim Simmons. Vivan por siempre.
Saw savoy Brown, Led Zepplin, Jethro Tull and the Litter at a place called The Kinetic Playground On the North side of Chi town in the summer of 1969. Five bucks for admission. Drove my brand new Dodge SuperBee and smoked some good weed.
We did their concerts here in B'ham, Al too. Yeah, you'd light a joint and pass it, and someone would hand you another! Foghat always didi= some great concerts then too.
My favorite SB lineup would be the one with Chris Youldon (vocals) between "Getting To The Point" and "Raw Sienna""...though "Hellbound Train" is my fave from the early 70's lineup w/Paul Raymond & Dave Walker. This is a cool version, but my favorite other than the original can be found on the 1981 double live LP titled "Greatest Hits - Live in Concert" (very misleading title). John Humphrey's bass playing was phenomenal, and Jimmy Kunes vocals were superb on that rendition!
Saw them twice in early 70,s [ Street Corner Talking release] @ Painters Mill Music Fair , Owings Mills, Md. Then they packed a 6,000 venue, I saw them in 1988 at a smal club [The Pit ] Westminster ,Md least than 100 , I believe Kim,s on a resurrection , LESS IS MORE ! Quality Sound !
What a treat this is thank you and that 8 track thing I still have a whole box full of them can't get myself to throw them out Hey anybody got an 8 track player for sale?Peace
WOW AWSOME, 1st time i've ever seen anything of them live. but i am new to Savoy Brown, do anybody know what year this was? and who the Vocalist and the guitarist with the stratocaster are?
I saw them at the Fillmore East in early '71 and I saw them again on Saturday at the Throckmorton Theater in Mill Valley. It's a different band every time, but always KILLER!!! See these guys! Your ears and soul will thank you. And Kim is a very nice guy.
My old bandmate Nat Peterson (Bass) played with Kim for about 8yrs. He says Kim is a little hard to work for but when they were playing it all was put to the side and he injoyed it so much that it made up for the times they were travling together. I saw them at Skippers Smoke House in Tampa and Kim did`nt allow a quest list for his sidemen so I had to pay to see my friend play. My old Drummer wilson Owens went on to play with Mitch Ryder, Mitch was really good about comping Wilson`s friends.
Saw KISS open for Savoy Brown and Manfred Mann in Portland, Or in 1974.....KISS were still wearing jeans and platforms from Dexter Shoes!....a classic!
I love Kim for his playing, but his ego needs checking on the vocal channel. I mean, jesus, he couldn't hire Chris Youlden again, or Curtis Salgado, or even Country Joe? C'mon, you owe it to us thirty year fans.
Thanks for posting this! I saw SB in Seattle at the Ballard Firehouse around 95 or 96 (can't remember exactly bcz my brain is fried) Hee... Kim was there and I took some good pics of him going up the stage, he shook my hand.... He was a real rocker type doing all the moves and damn he played so good!!!! After the show I was immediately hooked on SB and collected all their good albums!!! LONG LIVE SAVOY BROWN!! KIM SIMMONDS KICKS ROYAL ASS!!!!
One of my favorite songs back in the early 70's. This live version is e-x-p-l-o-s-i-v-e to say the least. Kim Simmonds is still one of the best blues players around today.
vl...Did some traveling to see a lot of Rock bands back in the 70's but never had the chance to see Savoy Brown. That was a great decade to travel and see many legendary Rock bands play some very original music.
@Mummbles56T 8 Tracks! Don't you just LOVE the way they would cut off a song, and about 30 seconds later the rest of the song comes up on the next track?
LOL, the only thing worse, was that we put up with it!!! Them was the days!!! I'd still like to go back & re-live 'em!
@soopahdave Same here! Been 'round loonnngggg time. Saw them while back in Alanta and they wouldn't do some of their early stuff especially Needle and the Spoon cause he don't do the "stuff" anymore but still awsome as ever!
No, having something on eight-track doesn't make you old. Being old makes you old. However, if you bought something on eight-track when it was new you probably are old. LOL!
Very occasionally , a video like this maked it on here without corporate shills getting their fingerson it and squeezing every last cent out of the consumer,, 2 tumbs up,, great classic British Blues from a band that blew me away when I first started listening to FM radio,, altho the ending to the album cut was best,, made me think the power was cut out lol
I can't wait to take my son to a Savoy Brown concert. He'll be 15 in Jan 10, and just now has Black Sabbath Paranoid on his music thangamabob. Kinda looks like a flash drive.
Is this Dave Walker singing? I just listened to him singing with Black Sabbath and this doesn't sound like the same guy. (This singer sounds more relaxed and comfortable with the song.) I haven't listened to Savoy Brown before today, so I admit to knowing nothing about them. As far as first impressions go, I like it. Good groove, nice drumming and tasty guitar solos. I'll listen to some more of their stuff cuz this song is really good.
I love Savoy Brown!! have all their albums on vinyl,well the most part anyway.I would like to see more vintage footage of them if anyone has any please post them!! thank you
How old are you________3. These guys are still touring and have been around longer than most bands from that era. They come to SC quite a bit. Kim Simmons puts on a great show. Your're so far behind the music scene maybe you just got of f your death bed.
Saw Savoy Brown at Denver's Rainbow Music Hall in June '81. They recorded some of it for a live album. Best $2 -- yes, two dollars -- I ever spent on a concert ticket. Rainbow was an excellent place to see concerts (somewhat small, outstanding acoustics). Kim Simmonds absolutely blew the crowd away; I don't know that most of them knew how well Savoy Brown meshed live or what they were capable of. Man, I miss bands like this...
I saw Savoy Brown many times in the early 1970's. Most of those shows were at the famous Fillmore East in NYC. Kim Simmonds is way overlooked when it comes to classic rock guitarists.
I've got at least two dozen SB and solo Kim Simmonds albums. Saw Mr. Kim and the band three years ago at Fargo Blues Festival. Clapton...Page...Beck...and Mr. Kim Simmonds. Tell me I'm wrong.
Imagine 1970-71 late at night....thinking about your woman...hearing this great song...some how you gotta get to bed...hope to see her tomorrow...somehow' with hearng that wah wah pedal in your mind!
I was turned on to SB by my Mom in 1969, at age 10. 4 years ago I saw SB live for the first time in a small tavern in Annapolis,MD. Since then Ive seen them at the blues fest in Hagerstown,MD. and again at the Rams Head tavern in Annapolis,MD. Kim Simmonds is an incredible guitar player, and a very friendly guy. After his shows he gives autographs, photos, and takes time to talk to fans.
Who in the hell could dislike this? unless it's Dad responding from the grave...
mikea3314 1 week ago
Just plain Killer music. Thanks for posting this.
125AXer 2 weeks ago
Playing in Jim Thorpe Pa. this Sat. 2-18-12
overload1956 3 weeks ago
I love this version, and have seen Savoy Brown twice in the past two years, So glad they are now based in NY. The lineup has changed but still Kim and Co. put out good music. Check out Voodoo Moon, it's good!
amaltest 1 month ago
For me, one of the best groups of my life.
Got a lot of records from them. (i think i have them all ;-)
TRAMPje 2 months ago
Sweet man. That song is one of my top 100 tunes:) I'm hoping, since the poster is dave... you see this:)
jyuzynko 2 months ago
these guys were so underrated they were the best damned band to come from England. They came to the United States and had giggs all over america. Love these guys...huichol53........
huichol53 3 months ago
Sure is too bad music like this isn't around anymore...huichol53.....
huichol53 3 months ago
@huichol53 If your "replay" button works, it's still around.
HuckFoley 3 months ago
oh my!!!!!what a song!what a band!!!what....i lost my words!!!thanks for sharing!!!!!
MrNIO888 3 months ago
Hi Rick you ain't the only one to put this on and crank it up till Hell would'nt have it!...Huichol53......
huichol53 4 months ago
We did their concerts here in B'ham, Al too. Yeah, you'd light a joint and pass it, and someone would hand you another! Foghat always didi= some great concerts then too.
w4fop 4 months ago
I'll love this song and these guys till the day I die!!!!!!Huichol53........
huichol53 4 months ago
AAH!!! The memories !!
Redeye691 4 months ago
Yes the LITTER. Wikipidia them and find out all you need. Maybe you should have done that first?
magnumfour88 4 months ago
Been seeing him live since the late 60s in Savoy Brown. Saw him a few years ago in Memphis and he continues to smoke on that guitar. He and his band really burned the place down, especially on this song. Long live Kim Simmonds.
Evelyn2ish 5 months ago
Great music, I agree that this is indeed a great tribute to the n.y. fire and rescue departments. Always ready to put their lives on the line for the American people. As far as talent goes, savoy brown was, and still is an all-time favorite of mine. every guy in this group was smokin' hot , a real killer band...huichol53.......
huichol53 5 months ago
I WOULD LIKE TO DEDICATE THIS SONG FOR THE FIRE FIGHTERS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK THAT FOUGHT FOR US IN AMERICA !!! FROM 911
THIS COMES FROM - SHARON EDMARK FROM SOUTH LYON MICHIGAN
I AM SURE THE FIRE FIGHTERS IN MY TOWN WOULD AGREE!! WE SUPPORT YOU THROUGH AND THROUGH!!
MsPokeyman 5 months ago
I WOULD LIKE TO DEDICATE THIS SONG FOR THE FIRE FIGHTERS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TAHT FOUGHT FOR US IN AMERICA !!! FROM 911
THIS COMES FROM - SHARON EDMARK FROM SOUTH LYON MICHIGAN
I AM SURE THE FIRE FIGHTERS IN MY TOWN WOULD AGREE!! WE SUPPORT YOU THROUGH AND THROUGH!!
MsPokeyman 5 months ago
I have not heard any good MUSIC like this in AGES... Where are all the HOT ROCKIN METAL BANDS NOW? No they are all Pussy Whipped Bands NOW!!
MsPokeyman 6 months ago
great song, if it dates me, to hell with it....Huichol53.......
huichol53 6 months ago
I never heard this on eight track LOL Only the 33 album REMEMBER?
MsPokeyman 7 months ago
This song puts me in a trance...I love it!
TheZoso59 7 months ago
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We are excited that Savoy Brown will be playing at the 23rd annual Budweiser Illinois Blues Festival this year! The festival dates are September 2nd and 3rd and is located on the Peoria riverfront.
JayGoldbergEvents 8 months ago
I'm 32 and have heard a lot of music and enjoy a wide variety of music. I just heard this song today on a local Pittsburgh Station (WDVE). Now I have some new music to download.
103ref 8 months ago
Hell, I'm 63 yrs. old and have been a huge Savoy Brown fan since the mid 60's. Dropped into a bar on Battery Street in San Francisco in the late 70's and to my surprise, there was the band performing. They shredded that night!
dannygodeep 8 months ago
I'm 52 yrs old and have liked Savoy Brown for over 30 yrs.....this LP & song (Hellbound Train) is/are my favorite....to:allkindsagirls.....Rock on and enjoy it with a spoonful of good d#$e///lol....enjoy any/every way
xxzeon 8 months ago
@xxzeon Good on you !! I am 53 ..
hogiesanKenobi 7 months ago
bought this album today, stoked!
AllKindsaGirls 8 months ago
Woot, Savoy Brown @ Bridge Street Live in Collinsville, CT Fri.7/29/11
waltzoho 9 months ago
Woot, Savoy Brown @ Bridge Street Live in Collinsville, CT Fri.7/29/11
waltzoho 9 months ago
Who is the bass player?
illenema 9 months ago
Never seen Savoy brown.This Aug.,I will see John Mayall on a Friday night,then the following day,I get to see this guys jammin' their style of awesome BLUES! I am hoping they close with this song,one of my favorites!
rebelfan1216 9 months ago
Yo sooahdave! So did I! No trouble here BRO!
jbeng1953 9 months ago
Love the video. Definitley not the 70s. Look at the clothes, the short hair. And these guys are no spring chickens. Still rocking out, though.
modad57 9 months ago
Saw these guys at the "Highway 99 Blues Club" in Seattle last Tuesday. Fantastic show! Great job to 99 for bringing them in.
panzerrat 10 months ago
I saw them in concert at the fillmore east
lind3420 10 months ago
I see nothing in the lyric pointing to Viet Nam. Are you sure? Please share your source.
Ronnx0x 10 months ago
I want to buy this album..believe it or not I have a record player in perfect condition...oops I just gave away my age. I love this song.
HIGHROLLER2009 10 months ago
Savoy Brown's ode to the debacle in Viet Nam... Hellbound Train. Originally released in 1972. At the time, I was at Camp Eagle, Phu Bai, Rep. of South Viet Nam traveling down Highway #1 with high echelon maintenance radar/night vision equipment slated for the field to spot, detect and "smell" the enemy before they assassinated our boys who hadn't the foggiest idea why they were, in country, in the first place.
ratblisspiss 10 months ago
Kim,
Like a great wine! La creme de la creme! I was introduced to your music in Nova Scotia in the early 70's, and even had a chance to speak to one night at one of your shows at the Zoo in Winnipeg (1979?). Thanks for all of this fabulous music.
xoxoCODFATHERxoxo 10 months ago
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I've seen Savoy Brown many times over the years and Hell Bound Train remains a favorite track of mine. Keep it running Kim Simmonds. I love it! What year is this video from? Looks like 1970"s. Kim was putting out some great live shows from his private collection on CD. They are very good too. He does live versions of some of the classic 1970"s Savoy Brown albums.
Augmuse 11 months ago
I've seen Savoy Brown many times over the years and Hell Bound Train remains a favorite track of mine. Keep it running Kim Simmonds. I love it! What year is this video from? Looks like 1970"s. Kim was putting out some great live shows from his private collection on CD. They are very good too. He does live versions of some of the classic 1970"s albums.
Augmuse 11 months ago
I've seen Savoy Brown many times over the years and Hell Bound Train remains a favorite track of mine. Keep it running Kim Simmonds. I love it! What year is this video from? Looks like 1970"s. Kim was putting out some great live shows from his private collection on CD. They are very good too. He does live versions of some of the classic 1970"s albums
Augmuse 11 months ago
I've seen Savoy Brown many times over the years and Hell Bound Train remains a favorite track of mine. Keep it running Kim Simmonds. I love it!
Augmuse 11 months ago
I 've worn out 8 track, L.P., reel to reel, casset, and a few C.Ds., on the Hell Bound Train.
SuperMarshallo 11 months ago
Having Savoy Brown on 8-Track, or anything, doesn't make you old...it makes you cool. My first 2 8-Tracks I owned were FOGHAT-RockNRoll Outlaws & LYNYRD SKYNYRD-Second Helping. Thanks Mom & Dad. I just listened to Savoy Brown-Blue Matter on Cd today. No matter the format...keep it alive! Rock on....
jlid1 11 months ago
8 tracks just means you grew up hearing all the great music of the era you guys born later are also lucky to have you tube we all are
121126 11 months ago
8 Track was terrible. I remember when they came out. It did let you have music in the car. I had a wealthy girlfriend. She had reel to reel and a Shelby Cobra. That was great.
AtomicBlog 11 months ago
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renpar100 11 months ago
Hellbound train was my first rock album. It was in 1972. Nowadays, i'm listening to godsmack, all of their 5 albums are in my playlist. Four decades and still rockin'.
renpar100 11 months ago
@renpar100 you're goin in the wrong direction, my friend, im a youngster who started off with godsmack, till i awoke and realized that them, puddle of mud, drowning pool, etc, are missing that something that defines what it means to play the six string.
soul.
billihockey275 11 months ago
this is the True SAVOY BROWN BAND!!
MsPokeyman 11 months ago
saw them at the sunshine inn in asbury park!!!!!
bobbycalandra 11 months ago
I still have my 8-track player, sitting in the closet. Maybe they'll come back just like this music we are listening to right now.
lostbootsguy 1 year ago
This IS Classic ROck at it's finest! Glad to see it on here!!!
Renvent 1 year ago
You damn right 8-tracks age you!. Me too hahaha...great song in my early teens so you do the math.
10newjersey 1 year ago
I love this cut! I have the original album in my collection. Back in the day when I had the Wall of stereo in my apartment I used to crank this up and just groove on it.
ricknorris6943 1 year ago 12
@ricknorris6943 I still have the original vinyl and a stereo system that can blast it in all its analog glory! Man, that album art!!! You just can appreciate it on a tiny CD cover.
NoMoreDepression 5 months ago 7
@ricknorris6943 I have a bunch of Savoy Brown Albums - not CD's. Savoy Brown was the Greatist
MsPokeyman 2 months ago
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Todo lo que huela a Savoy Brown me gusta, un buen día hace ya muchos años compré un Lp de unos desconocidos para mí titulado Raw Sienna y ya me quede hipnotizado de aquella musica tan especial, con el tiempo fueron cayendo discos y discos de mis idolatrados Chris Youlden y Kim Simmons. Vivan por siempre.
Enric el Profeta.
cirneli 2 months ago in playlist Savoy Brown
these are great old tunes..i never thought i would find this stuff here..glad to see it here
getthismanaslap 1 year ago
I love this song. Awesome !!!
iiSLAYZz 1 year ago
I typed this up hoping that there was a song called "hellbound train." It was my lucky day, I guess.
bottledsoul 1 year ago
kim keeps that british blues vibe alive ! for decades now !
007captain1 1 year ago
Just bought two front row center seats for The Tupelo in Vermont. Gonna be a great night!
ScenicMike1 1 year ago
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He makes that Flying V 'sing' dam ned good for an 'old timer'
OPIE916 1 year ago
He makes that Flying V 'sing' damned good for an 'old timer'
OPIE916 1 year ago
@sherrillwallace I totally agree- used to listen to their albums over and over again
MrBassplayer3 1 year ago
saw them in Sept, if you get a chance, SEE them, outstanding. The audience was great and the music wonderful.
mo9504 1 year ago
To Soop....anything on 8-Track makes you old.
logbuilder45 1 year ago
Where does this video come from? Is it available?
RockerCRMC 1 year ago
great music from my days. music was music.
jcguitarists 1 year ago 2
Saw savoy Brown, Led Zepplin, Jethro Tull and the Litter at a place called The Kinetic Playground On the North side of Chi town in the summer of 1969. Five bucks for admission. Drove my brand new Dodge SuperBee and smoked some good weed.
magnumfour88 1 year ago 27
@magnumfour88 It doesn't get much better than that.
OtherRider 5 months ago
@magnumfour88 - Life just couldn't have been better.
nevergrowedup 4 months ago
@magnumfour88 the litter?
TheEvolytion 4 months ago
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@magnumfour88
We did their concerts here in B'ham, Al too. Yeah, you'd light a joint and pass it, and someone would hand you another! Foghat always didi= some great concerts then too.
w4fop 4 months ago
Saw them back in '74 in El Paso along with Blue Oyster Cult & Deep Purple as the headliner! In my opinion...Savoy Brown blew them both away!!!!
zkwild99 1 year ago 2
8-Track, I even had a recorder.............! Kchunk! I used to have this album. The cover reminded me of days that would now scare the hell out of me.
The mind! Not a good place to get lost in.
durbinjoseph 1 year ago
i will NEVER forget the 1st time i heard this on LP some 40yrs ago!
shermanhillbilly 1 year ago
this is far out !
777dezz 1 year ago
awesome
timetochill666 1 year ago
My favorite SB lineup would be the one with Chris Youldon (vocals) between "Getting To The Point" and "Raw Sienna""...though "Hellbound Train" is my fave from the early 70's lineup w/Paul Raymond & Dave Walker. This is a cool version, but my favorite other than the original can be found on the 1981 double live LP titled "Greatest Hits - Live in Concert" (very misleading title). John Humphrey's bass playing was phenomenal, and Jimmy Kunes vocals were superb on that rendition!
Thnx for the upload!
drprogensteinphp 1 year ago
I have a vague memory of seeing these guys once, but I don't know for sure. I drank a lot of beer.
tbox203 1 year ago
@tbox203 Hell... I'd drink my own piss to go back and see this band again Scottsdale Az Big Surf with Deep Purple.1974.
MrJojogun 1 year ago
GOD I LOVED THIS BLUESY OL BAND.VERY UNDERATED ANS UNDER APPRECIATED.
russellberryman 1 year ago
Saw them twice in early 70,s [ Street Corner Talking release] @ Painters Mill Music Fair , Owings Mills, Md. Then they packed a 6,000 venue, I saw them in 1988 at a smal club [The Pit ] Westminster ,Md least than 100 , I believe Kim,s on a resurrection , LESS IS MORE ! Quality Sound !
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TheDrive55 1 year ago
Heh, heh. Take that, whippersnappers!
orfenandanarchy 1 year ago
F***, who the hell isn't on board? :o)
genxxxersize 1 year ago
What a treat this is thank you and that 8 track thing I still have a whole box full of them can't get myself to throw them out Hey anybody got an 8 track player for sale?Peace
joethepainter90 1 year ago
Saw them back in the early 70's , in NYC on Hallowe'en and cannot remember what the venue was..anyone here by any chance know ???
luvindmb1 1 year ago
i have it on vinyl
chasbate1947 1 year ago
WOW AWSOME, 1st time i've ever seen anything of them live. but i am new to Savoy Brown, do anybody know what year this was? and who the Vocalist and the guitarist with the stratocaster are?
bryan2071 1 year ago
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puhigirl78 1 year ago
@bryan2071 Kim Simmonds is singing and Chris Youlden is playin' the Strat -
puhigirl78 1 year ago
@puhigirl78 Thank u, very appreicated
bryan2071 1 year ago
I saw them at the Fillmore East in early '71 and I saw them again on Saturday at the Throckmorton Theater in Mill Valley. It's a different band every time, but always KILLER!!! See these guys! Your ears and soul will thank you. And Kim is a very nice guy.
Bopalena 1 year ago
Seen them at Clay's Park in Ohio. Good to see them out there playing still.
OryNewsome 1 year ago
My old bandmate Nat Peterson (Bass) played with Kim for about 8yrs. He says Kim is a little hard to work for but when they were playing it all was put to the side and he injoyed it so much that it made up for the times they were travling together. I saw them at Skippers Smoke House in Tampa and Kim did`nt allow a quest list for his sidemen so I had to pay to see my friend play. My old Drummer wilson Owens went on to play with Mitch Ryder, Mitch was really good about comping Wilson`s friends.
gr8guitar69 2 years ago
Obviously one of the greatest white-boy blues bands ever built!
Rattlemuse 2 years ago
My fave SB tune and I really like a lot of their stuff. Thanks for posting.
TheBlackycat 2 years ago
Saw KISS open for Savoy Brown and Manfred Mann in Portland, Or in 1974.....KISS were still wearing jeans and platforms from Dexter Shoes!....a classic!
gascansam 2 years ago
I love Kim for his playing, but his ego needs checking on the vocal channel. I mean, jesus, he couldn't hire Chris Youlden again, or Curtis Salgado, or even Country Joe? C'mon, you owe it to us thirty year fans.
olddavid4 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this! I saw SB in Seattle at the Ballard Firehouse around 95 or 96 (can't remember exactly bcz my brain is fried) Hee... Kim was there and I took some good pics of him going up the stage, he shook my hand.... He was a real rocker type doing all the moves and damn he played so good!!!! After the show I was immediately hooked on SB and collected all their good albums!!! LONG LIVE SAVOY BROWN!! KIM SIMMONDS KICKS ROYAL ASS!!!!
TheDudesterguy1 2 years ago
Brings back lots of memories back in the old ATL!!
vlgreenwood 2 years ago
One of my favorite songs back in the early 70's. This live version is e-x-p-l-o-s-i-v-e to say the least. Kim Simmonds is still one of the best blues players around today.
waytomanymiles 2 years ago
I love this too! They used to play in Atlanta a lot back in the early 70's!!
vlgreenwood 2 years ago
vl...Did some traveling to see a lot of Rock bands back in the 70's but never had the chance to see Savoy Brown. That was a great decade to travel and see many legendary Rock bands play some very original music.
waytomanymiles 2 years ago
I hope that having "Hellbound Train" on eight track doesn't make me old, otherwise I am in big trouble!
soopahdave 2 years ago 39
lol
kingfelixband 2 years ago
dave if that makes you old then we are both in trouble. I remember the old eight track system like it was yesterday.
waytomanymiles 2 years ago
@soopahdave
Guess that makes us both old .... good ole 8 tracks
Mummbles56T 1 year ago
@Mummbles56T 8 Tracks! Don't you just LOVE the way they would cut off a song, and about 30 seconds later the rest of the song comes up on the next track?
LOL, the only thing worse, was that we put up with it!!! Them was the days!!! I'd still like to go back & re-live 'em!
screwyootube1 1 year ago
@soopahdave
mnau44 1 year ago
@soopahdave LOL, yeah, we are Old Brother, Savoy Brown in Stockton N.J. next week
mo9504 1 year ago
@soopahdave Same here! Been 'round loonnngggg time. Saw them while back in Alanta and they wouldn't do some of their early stuff especially Needle and the Spoon cause he don't do the "stuff" anymore but still awsome as ever!
coolaid6913 1 year ago
@soopahdave - yeah, they sound great, but what's an eight track?
cahatridge 1 year ago
@soopahdave Yep, U ode like me! Rock on Bro!
inatizzy2 11 months ago
No, having something on eight-track doesn't make you old. Being old makes you old. However, if you bought something on eight-track when it was new you probably are old. LOL!
DrRocksMedicineShow 11 months ago
@soopahdave Makes you old if you are the original owner of that eight track. If you inherited, well, then you are just one lucky sob.
noeljdun12 8 months ago
@soopahdave ...only if you've found yourself playing it too loudly, then you're old.
djdepaolo 7 months ago
@soopahdave
Dude, that doesn't make you "old" but it sure dates you! However, not to worry; you have plenty of company!
iTractorBek 6 months ago
These guys were ahead of their time back in the day.
sherrillwallace 2 years ago 16
@sherrillwallace better than being behind the times in the future I suppose
Icepaxx 1 year ago
@Icepaxx Interesting oberservation...... certinally something to ponder. Thanks. Sherrill
sherrillwallace 1 year ago
Baad...
angijane 2 years ago
still have the alblum...awesome song
rangerhalk 2 years ago 3
i kind of remember the mid 70s partying to this i think ohh well if i lite up another number maybe i it will come to me cough cough.
midastoucher4me 2 years ago
Man, they are so fucking great!
Thanks for sharing!
superindalecio 2 years ago 3
Don't make em like this anymore
Rock on Savoy
1257MJ 2 years ago 3
a fucking kick ass band
hats off to savoy
ozrics62 2 years ago 2
Very occasionally , a video like this maked it on here without corporate shills getting their fingerson it and squeezing every last cent out of the consumer,, 2 tumbs up,, great classic British Blues from a band that blew me away when I first started listening to FM radio,, altho the ending to the album cut was best,, made me think the power was cut out lol
william3231954 2 years ago
I can't wait to take my son to a Savoy Brown concert. He'll be 15 in Jan 10, and just now has Black Sabbath Paranoid on his music thangamabob. Kinda looks like a flash drive.
Whatever the tech Savoy Brown Jams!!!
Cleofizoid 2 years ago
Gonna seem them tonight with my dad. :D
SirFrost666 2 years ago
Is this Dave Walker singing? I just listened to him singing with Black Sabbath and this doesn't sound like the same guy. (This singer sounds more relaxed and comfortable with the song.) I haven't listened to Savoy Brown before today, so I admit to knowing nothing about them. As far as first impressions go, I like it. Good groove, nice drumming and tasty guitar solos. I'll listen to some more of their stuff cuz this song is really good.
rmaxinmass 2 years ago
Better than when they formed Fog Hat.
Saw em many times in SF in the 60's &0's.
Raven101able 2 years ago
Hellbound Train --- next stop = My House
Savoy Brown 4EVER !!!
Gunfighter123 2 years ago
Love this song.....I heard them play this in Germany in the 70s...great tune...
fotoman4u2 2 years ago
Kim set that Flying V on FIRE
lexus342 2 years ago
I love Savoy Brown!! have all their albums on vinyl,well the most part anyway.I would like to see more vintage footage of them if anyone has any please post them!! thank you
Iwitchfinder 2 years ago 2
Excellent tune!!!!
metalvixen8261 2 years ago 3
How old are you________3. These guys are still touring and have been around longer than most bands from that era. They come to SC quite a bit. Kim Simmons puts on a great show. Your're so far behind the music scene maybe you just got of f your death bed.
stratcries 2 years ago 2
what is the guitarists name who was soloing first, not the one singing (pretty sure the one singing is kim simmonds)
madshatter246 2 years ago
This is tremendous
DiBiasehere 2 years ago
Savoy Brown has allways been the best at what they do.
male7478 2 years ago
When you're married to H, you're married for life. Nonetheless Kim Simmons and Savoy ruled.
Byrontheone 2 years ago
Dave Bidwell was the drummer on the original version & in Chicken Shack. And I disagree: This does NOT suck
km52141 2 years ago
That's some serious jammin there!
glynnth 2 years ago
Saw Savoy Brown at Denver's Rainbow Music Hall in June '81. They recorded some of it for a live album. Best $2 -- yes, two dollars -- I ever spent on a concert ticket. Rainbow was an excellent place to see concerts (somewhat small, outstanding acoustics). Kim Simmonds absolutely blew the crowd away; I don't know that most of them knew how well Savoy Brown meshed live or what they were capable of. Man, I miss bands like this...
spongebobsps123 2 years ago 2
My brother and best friend were at that concert and I have the album.
JuanCarlosJones 2 years ago 3
Nice live shots and sound.
Wow...great jam!!
SathenMusic 2 years ago
great clip!!!
RazorBlade41 2 years ago
Savoy Brown! Great song; great band. Didn't get recognition due them. Remember "Outside Looking In"? One of many great songs they had.
usmcbob01 2 years ago
Awesome
xttraffic 2 years ago 2
this makes my day
a420highway 2 years ago
I have an autographed copy of the original lp, I got to meet Kim Simmons
yngwieopus4 2 years ago
hellyeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!rock on!!!!!!!!!!
marinal0c0v 2 years ago
great song but I prefer the recorded version. And where's the electric piano that made the record so great?
fanofprotopic 2 years ago
Very high quality recording--Thanks! I never had a chance to see them in concert, but I own the vinyl of this. The cover art is wild.
NoMoreDepression 2 years ago
I saw them in Michigan when I was a pup. I was forever a fan ..old guy
chipewa100 2 years ago
in that time SB was a 2nd level band but now after hearing their material i can say the´re great musicians and a fantastic band.
fuckuuto 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this great music track, Davebritbrat.
aussiegoosebumps 3 years ago
I saw Savoy Brown many times in the early 1970's. Most of those shows were at the famous Fillmore East in NYC. Kim Simmonds is way overlooked when it comes to classic rock guitarists.
5 *****
Paul
BradfordandLasso 3 years ago
My OLD boyfriend is teaching me about this band - very interesting....
mmmbaconbits 3 years ago
Ludes anyone???
mccormickbom 3 years ago 2
I've got at least two dozen SB and solo Kim Simmonds albums. Saw Mr. Kim and the band three years ago at Fargo Blues Festival. Clapton...Page...Beck...and Mr. Kim Simmonds. Tell me I'm wrong.
tdfd023 3 years ago
love that flying v oh yeah
boxoffroggs 3 years ago
Imagine 1970-71 late at night....thinking about your woman...hearing this great song...some how you gotta get to bed...hope to see her tomorrow...somehow' with hearng that wah wah pedal in your mind!
oldyuma 3 years ago
I NEED TO GET more savoy brown TABS if anyone can HEL ME PLEASE¿¿¿
killerincognito 3 years ago
I was turned on to SB by my Mom in 1969, at age 10. 4 years ago I saw SB live for the first time in a small tavern in Annapolis,MD. Since then Ive seen them at the blues fest in Hagerstown,MD. and again at the Rams Head tavern in Annapolis,MD. Kim Simmonds is an incredible guitar player, and a very friendly guy. After his shows he gives autographs, photos, and takes time to talk to fans.
patbmore 3 years ago 2
Great song-I like the album version when the music just cuts off. Thanks