SAVOY BROWN Hellbound Train (Rare 1972 UK 7-track stereo vinyl LP on the green Decca boxed label, matt gatefold picture sleeve with artwork inside & out by David Anstey. The sleeve shows just a little light wear with a strip of sun fading nearthe spine on the reverse & a little foxing inside, whilst the vinyl has just a few light signs of play leaving it Excellent TXS107) more...
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SAVOY BROWN A Step Further (Rare 1969 UK first press 6-track stereo vinyl LP on the blue & silver unboxed Decca logo label with 1-W matrixes, comprises a studio side and a live side recorded on 12/05/69 in Edmonton, London; front laminated picture sleeve with die-cut mono/stereo identifier on the back and pinched spine, printed by Clout & Baker, includes a blue bordered poly-lined company inner. The sleeve displays just a little light general wear with just a little light age discolou more...
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WARREN PHILLIPS & THE ROCKETS The World Of Rock & Roll (1969 UK 12-track stereo LP on Decca by a slimmed down Savoy Brown in disguise [Lonesome Dave Peverett (vocals, guitars), Tony Stevens (bass) & Roger Earle (drums) in pre-Foghat days!], taking time out from recording 'A Step Further' & pulling together a fine collection of rock & roll classics. The front laminated picture sleeve & vinyl remain in Excellent condition with just light signs of wear & play) more...
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SAVOY BROWN Ain't Done Yet (2020 UK 8-track vinyl LP. Following on from their critically acclaimed 2019 album, City Night, this album continues the approach I've been taking with the band this past decade, says guitarist/singer/songwriter KimSimmonds, who formed the band in 1965 in London, England, and is one of the longest running Blues Rock bands in existence. "The big difference with the new album is the multi-layer approach I took to recording the guitar parts. It's all blues- more...
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SAVOY BROWN Raw Sienna (70s issue of the 1970 UK 9-track stereo LP on the boxed Decca logo label, featuring the British blues legends stretching out their sound & style to maximum effect, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with stereo/monoindentifier hole on the back & blue-for-stereo company inner. The sleeve shows light wear to the edges with a little discoloration here or there & the artwork still allowed to shine. The labels have just a few light spindle marks whilst the vin more...
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SAVOY BROWN BLUES BAND Shake Down (Debut 1967 UK first press 11-track deep groove stereo LP on the dark blue & silver unboxed Decca label, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve [VG+] shows some very mild ring wear creasing & very little scuffing, no writing & just some faint discolouring around the edges of the back panel. The heavyweight vinyl is clean with a deep sheen both sides & grades EX/EX- with just the odd faint spindle mark to show play. Recommended British Blues Roc more...
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SAVOY BROWN BLUES BAND Shake Down (Rare 1967 UK 11-track Stereo vinyl LP on the blue Decca 'unboxed' logo label, within a front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some light general wear mostly to the non-laminated back and has somelaminate lift along the spine. The labels have just a few light spindle marks whilst the vinyl remains excellent with just a little light signs of play with very little lessening in sound quality, a really nice example fifty years on! SKL4883) more...
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SAVOY BROWN Blues Roots (Rare Test Pressing for the 1978 UK 8-track LP compilation LP, with custom pink & black Factory studio labels without any tracklisting details & stamped with the catalogue number 'ROOTS7', complete with the front laminated retail picture sleeve. Very few of these would have been pressed, usually just to test the sonics & never sold to the general public in this way. The sleeve & vinyl appear Excellent to near mint with hardly any signs of wear or play RO more...
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SAVOY BROWN Street Corner Talking (Rare 1971 UK 7-track stereo LP on the green boxed Decca label, featuring Kim Simmonds & a fresh new lineup after the departure of Lonesome Dave Peverett, Roger Earl & Tone Stevens who went on to form Foghat,matt gatefold picture sleeve with 'blue for stereo' poly-lined inner. The sleeve on this copy has picked up a little discolouration & a couple of scuffs to the edges and fading to the spine with all text legible. The vinyl remains Excellent wit more...
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SAVOY BROWN Raw Sienna (1970 UK 9-track stereo LP on the first issue boxed Decca logo label, featuring the British blues legends stretching out their sound & style to maximum effect, matt gatefold picture sleeve with stereo/mono indentifier holeon the back & blue-for-stereo company inner. The sleeve shows light wear to the edges with a little discoloration here or there & the artwork still allowed to shine. The labels have just a few light spindle marks whilst the vinyl remains Exc more...
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SAVOY BROWN Skin'N'Bone / Savage Return (2009 issue UK 15-track digitally remastered 2-CD album set comprising the albums 'Skin'N'Bone' [1976] and 'Savage Return' [1978] which were Savoy Brown's last two albums for the London label; and with the ever-present Kim Simmonds on guitar, Savoy Brown continue their blues-based boogie rock. Presented in a picture slipcase complete with a picture booklet containing extensive sleevenotes.) more...
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SAVOY BROWN Getting To The Point (Scarce 1968 UK 9-track deep groove MONO LP on the red unboxed Decca label, the group's second album which showcased a very different lineup to the original, still led by Kim Simmonds but fronted by new vocalist Chris Youlden. Original material now started to creep in amongst the blues covers, which include great versions of Muddy Waters' 'Honey Bee' & 'You Need Love' by Willie Dixon (which served as the blueprint for 'Whole Lotta Love' by Led Zeppe more...
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