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anyone remember Savoy Brown ?
just punched savoy brown "tell mamma " into youtube ,got the rousing summertime boogie that I had forgot about . a definate motivater ! off topic ,but wanted to say my "little computer speakers" were cranking ! anyone else remember them ?
Mike: Big hat AND a big doobie!
Winner727: Love Rare Earth's cover of Tobacco Road!
Winner727: Love Rare Earth's cover of Tobacco Road!
Savoy Brown's "One Act Play" is rather dark but soothing and perfectly followed by "I'm Tired" - Sometimes I sing in my head that line: "If I get myself together, you have the blues, not me". (Yes I have issues) It was lovely to read of your appreciation also.
John Coltran's "Central Park West" and the Kinks "Union Blues" - Get back in line - wow you really opened a box of memories. Thanks
If I want to be happy I will play my Grandmother's music from Panama with a tempo that makes one move even if only a toe. My Yaya was a large woman shaped like a ball on two sticks. She had a way of lumbering around but when she played her records she would dance with such grace and rythm twirling so her dress would raise showing the lace of her slip like the foam of a wave. Maybe too much info.
Libzo
John Coltran's "Central Park West" and the Kinks "Union Blues" - Get back in line - wow you really opened a box of memories. Thanks
If I want to be happy I will play my Grandmother's music from Panama with a tempo that makes one move even if only a toe. My Yaya was a large woman shaped like a ball on two sticks. She had a way of lumbering around but when she played her records she would dance with such grace and rythm twirling so her dress would raise showing the lace of her slip like the foam of a wave. Maybe too much info.
Libzo
Hi Bob,
I haven't been listening to much music these days. Wish I were.
My younger son's wedding is next week and I wonder if you have a couple of favorite groovy songs you can recommend to play at the reception.
I haven't come up with a music list, which my son asked me to do. (I haven't learned how to use my new digital camera, either, and he also asked me to help with that - sheesh.)
Please let me know, if you have a chance.
I haven't been listening to much music these days. Wish I were.
My younger son's wedding is next week and I wonder if you have a couple of favorite groovy songs you can recommend to play at the reception.
I haven't come up with a music list, which my son asked me to do. (I haven't learned how to use my new digital camera, either, and he also asked me to help with that - sheesh.)
Please let me know, if you have a chance.
thats for sure ! also stuck in mine .If you listen close to the lyrics, It kinda reminds me of a ,suffering txer . they had so many incarnations .the wickepedia page makes for good reading ! glad you all like the same stuff I do . I listen to alot of music these days {on tx } and It helps ! no doubt . bob
i remember Savoy Brown well. The song "Tell Mama" is stuck in my head for life. i don't remember any others but if i heard the 1st album i would. i used to have that record a long time ago. i didn't know that Christine (Perfect) McVie was in the band, but she was at one time!
"the right music ,at the right time ,can at least help us cope ,and mabey smile !"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-GFqhCq2HA&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-GFqhCq2HA&feature=related
it was Savoy Brown,
they played in the New England area too, along with FogHat. Blues, not country.
:)
they played in the New England area too, along with FogHat. Blues, not country.
:)
Yah, I remember my brothers album jacket for them. See it clearly, it was a comic book thing called "hellbound train", was creepy and cool.
Late entry - but I remember Savoy Brown - the original one - not the "Jack the Toad" group. "Stay while the night is Young", "Hernando's Hideaway". They played in Jacksonville, FL and the group that opened was a group called "Chicken Shack" - with a girl named Stevie Nicks that nobody knew.
The guy in Savoy Brown - Lonesome Dave - then formed a band - called- Foghat.
The guy in Savoy Brown - Lonesome Dave - then formed a band - called- Foghat.
30 days in The Hole.............The DJ where I worked a long time ago played that quite often when I "did" 30 days for drinking & driving about 25 years ago LOL
well then ,you must remember some of my other favs Rare earth , humble pie , early zz top {1st three lps} . that reminds me ,found a killer version of "just got paid " by Govt mule ,on you tube .gotta go speakers are "screaming" thanks people ,the right music ,at the right time ,can at least help us cope ,and mabey smile !
yes ,I am toning down a bit w tx . I also like jazz ,and jazz influenced artists Al dimeola tommy emmanual ,jason maraz ,doyle dykes ,tuck andress ,Keb mo , all good but when I help clean around house ,I adjust my stereo lol bob
oh yeah ,mad dogs & englishmen .I love early joe cocker . my 8 yr old watched his version of w a little help from "me" freinds ,from woodstock . she laughed her butt off .. I on the other hand ,stared at the tv ,w slack jaw . realizing ,that that particular performance would probably never be repeated 1 I would of liked to catch them at that time ,for sure . and to figuy I was really into BOC ,at one stage ".cites of flame " off the 1st live lp bob
From Wikipedia
"Savoy Brown, originally known as the Savoy Brown Blues Band, are a British blues band formed in 1966, in Battersea, South West London.[1] Part of the late 1960s blues rock movement, Savoy Brown never achieved as much success in their homeland as they did in the United States, where they promoted their albums with non-s"
Shes got great big sexy legs I´m gonna call up China to see if the little girl is over there.!
Thats Sawoy Brown and they aint Country their blues .
Chris Yolden one of their singers had a very nice voice one of the best blues voices in my opinion groovy just groovy .
Savoy Brown boogie i liked a lot .
I´m tired of trying to be something that aint me
Wouldn´t it be real drag if we were all the same...........I often think about that lyric even today.
Had three of their LP records when I was a teenager long time ago lol.
ca
I was just listening to Rita Coolidge (The Lady's Not For Sale). I think she sang back up for both Cocker and Russell, didn't she?
I've been in the midst of a Joe Cocker/Leon Russell "Mad Dogs and Englishmen" revival lately. Lots of clips on YouTube including what's likely my favorite:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RnjWLVyMps
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RnjWLVyMps
To: GSD
Lol your right its Sawyer Brown. If my memory serves me correctly they did not start out as a country band. In the beginning it was hard rock and roll. It wasn't until their later years they switched over.
Lol your right its Sawyer Brown. If my memory serves me correctly they did not start out as a country band. In the beginning it was hard rock and roll. It wasn't until their later years they switched over.
Yes I would remember if I heard the songs. My brain was pretty fried up back then. Yep those were the glory years of nothing but fun, and low responsibility. Drugs, sex, and rock and roll . Almost killed me, and still paying for those mistakes today.
Cream--Sunshine of Your Love. Traffic --Low Spark of High Heeled Boys. Iron Butterfly In A Godda Divida. ( spelling ) What about the long version of Layla. Those were some of my favorites. Hearing those old rock and roll songs of the 60's and 70's always makes me smile. Who could forget Jimi , Janis and those Doors? That was talent, that was music. Such a shame their lives were so short.
Anyway, life changes and mostly I listen to jazz now. I find it soothing, relaxing. When I visit with my girlfriend we always have a rock and roll party for one evening. ( lol its all we can handle now ) We turn it up loud and sing and talk about the old days, and how lucky we were to have made something out of ours lives. Some of our friends were not so fortunate. Looking back it was a rough life. Still fun though.
Cream--Sunshine of Your Love. Traffic --Low Spark of High Heeled Boys. Iron Butterfly In A Godda Divida. ( spelling ) What about the long version of Layla. Those were some of my favorites. Hearing those old rock and roll songs of the 60's and 70's always makes me smile. Who could forget Jimi , Janis and those Doors? That was talent, that was music. Such a shame their lives were so short.
Anyway, life changes and mostly I listen to jazz now. I find it soothing, relaxing. When I visit with my girlfriend we always have a rock and roll party for one evening. ( lol its all we can handle now ) We turn it up loud and sing and talk about the old days, and how lucky we were to have made something out of ours lives. Some of our friends were not so fortunate. Looking back it was a rough life. Still fun though.
front row zappa {prov early 80s } threw my hat on stage and he put it on ! saw him 10 or 15 times ,before he died . I have 90% of his work {in one form or another } aerosmith was a monumental show also{ 2nd row center } I have pics taken w disposable camera . aahhh the{ good ?} ol days
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