This U.K. Blues band were bigger in the U.S.A. and thus toured there very consistently. By doing that, they helped start the regular club scene such as at the Minneapolis Labor Temple that an old cab driver told me is where the Velvet Underground played on the West Bank. After it closed, First Avenue became the dominant club scene and thus most of my records posted are from bands that toured through town there.
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They lost me after Street Corner Talkin', but that first bunch, particularly the ones with with Chris Youlden remain favorites of mine. Hyde & Beast, current British indie band, did a nice cover of 'Train to Nowhere' on their album 'Keep Moving'.
BTW, here's their very first, for what it's worth.
Savoy Brown-(1967) Shake Down Street @256
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/AdbD3lv7/file.html
Great collection of SB LPs! Thanks!!
Please, update the links
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please, update the link. thank you.
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