SAVOY BROWN-Little Red Rooster Live at the Big Mama, Rome 2000 »
Posted By dadesider 6 months, 1 week ago in Arts & EntertainmentSavoy Brown featuring the one and only Kim Simmonds guitar, harmonica and lead vocals with Nathaniel Peterson Jr on bass and lead vocals and Ric Lee (Ten Years After fame) on drums.
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Happy in my Skin... Spent many hours/days/weeks/years at the WTC and downtown neighborhoods... Independent thinker and Dad to three boys (Wise KnuckleHeads ...
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CactusAnnie6 months, 1 week ago
Well, you've gone and done it again, Dade! GREAT show. I love these kinds of venues.
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Great music is such a treat, and the blues, I think, is my favorite. Savoy Brown is wonderful. Thanks for the trip to Big Mama's!...
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fiftynine6 months, 1 week ago
Savoy Brown..good stuff...I remember driving around with my old girlfriends,smoking a fat one and waiting for KAAY out of Little Rock Ark. to come on at midnight,believe the show was called Beeker St.i could be wrong about that,but i'm not wrong about the music they played..all the great rock bands of the time..that was where i first heard Savoy..brings back some good memory's.
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tehranchik6 months, 1 week ago
Give this one a listen.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzX_aGKH5uk
'Hellbound Train' will always be my favorite though. -
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