Kings Of Boogie (1989) - Savoy Brown

Featuring »

Jimmy Dagnesi, Al Macomber, Kim Simmonds, Dave Walker

Tracklisting »

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Guest Appearances »

Steve Klong, Bobby/Robert A. Martin, Bobby Sexton

Released »

1989

Format »

Domestic Vinyl/CD Album

Other Appearances »

Jimmy Dagnesi (Songwriter), Jimmy Dagnesi (Songwriter), Al Macomber (Songwriter), Al Macomber (Songwriter), Kim Simmonds (Songwriter), Kim Simmonds (Songwriter), Dave Walker (Songwriter), Dave Walker (Songwriter), Gene Cobb (Road Crew), George Erwin (Road Crew), Randy Wilson (Road Crew), Neil Norman (Liner Notes), Jeff Lindberg (Cover Painting By), Neil Norman (Produced By), Arnie Goodman (Management), Malcolm Cecil (Recorded By), Robert Margouleff (Mixed By), Mark Hyman (Agent), Larry Kenton (Agent), Brant Biles (Additional Engineer), Chuck Johnson (Additional Engineer), Chris Kupper (Additional Engineer), Kirk Buchanan (Savoy Brown Photos), Dave Grunfeld (Savoy Brown Photos), Mark Banning (Graphic Production)

Record Label »

GNP Crescendo

Catalogue Number »

GNDP-2196 (CD) GNPS-2196 (LP)

Running Time »

41:08

Liner Notes »

RECORDED AT INDIGO RANCH, MALIBU, CA MIXED AT AMIGO STUDIOS, NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA ADDITIONAL OVERDUBS AT SKYLINE, TOPANGA, CA & NEIL'S PLEASURE DUNGEON SAVOY BROWN MANAGEMENT: ARNIE GOODMAN SEGNO ENTERTAINMENT 547 W. 27th St., N.Y. 10010 Special thanks to LA Gear Athletic Footwear Neil Norman uses TOA loudspeaker systems SPECIAL THANKS TO: MICHAEL HOFFMAN AT INDIGO RANCH, LEE FISHBACK, KIRK YANO, SIGMUND BATRUCK, TONY I, MELANIE MENENDEZ, RICH GOLDEN, PRECISION AUDIO TAILORING, HOWIE HUBBERMAN & GUITARS R US, DEAN ZELINSKI, SHELLY HOLLY, DUNLOP MFG., DEAN FARLEY, BILL WORELY, CURT CARTIER, GREG SPENCER, SUE DAGNESI, KEN TIDDICK, CHERYL NEMECEK, PAT BROWN & PRO MARK, SYLVESTER GERMANO, KELLY McKAY, TONY SCHIMIZZI, JANE STEBBINS, VICTOR LEVINE AT AMIGO, BOB BACHTA, SYLVIA ANN MARTINEZ, RICHARD ANALLA, BETH & AMY ANALLA, PETER SALOMONE, AL FALSO, SUE REYNOLDS, BILLY BECK, PAUL ARONSON, SCOTT KANTOR & JIM SCOTT & ALL THE PEOPLE AT POFOLKS, PAUL BERGER. With his 22nd album. Kim Simmonds dramatically demonstrates why he is considered a guitar legend. Keeping pace is his long-standing colleague, Dave Walker, whose vocals have "flame-thrower" intensity and who, incidentally, kept me laughing throughout the project. He was especially keyed up for this particular album because he was unable to find any sheep on his way from New Mexico! Al Macomber and Jimmy Dagnesi spur them on with their precise, thundering support. SAVOY BROWN, who are true originals of the underground Blues scene, blast into the 90's with their integrity intact but still display the most contemporary attack power. SAVOY BROWN has been synonymous with quality Blues for two decades. Hear for yourself why Michael Hoffman. proprietor of Indigo Ranch studio, found it necessary to install seat belts in the control room! Let the "KINGS OF BOOGIE" help you achieve optimum brain chemistry. Prepare yourself for a musical adventure that, fortunately, you can enjoy again and again! NEIL NORMAN SAVOY BROWN FAM CLUB P.O. BOX 620 ENGLISHTOWN, NJ 07726 (P) (C) 1989 GNP Crescendo Record Co. Inc. 8400 Sunset Blvd. Hollywood, California 90069 You will also enjoy SAVOY BROWN - MAKE ME SWEAT (GNPS-2193) Write for free catalog All rights reserved. WARNING: Unauthorized reproduction of this recording is prohibited by Federal Law and subject to criminal prosecution. Made in U.S.A. by Laser Video, Inc. Compact Disc Digital Audio 0 5282-4-2 5

Reviews »

Add your review here. Less searing than Make me sweat but works just as well Review written by John Fitzgerald, March 5th, 2005 On first listen, "Kings of boogie" may seem more restrained than "Make me sweat" but once you get to know the tracks, you'll find there's much letting loose going on which is most pleasing to the ear. The opening title track is an effective sliding stomp and the up tempo "Deep in my heart" tumbles fairly well also. "A man alone" is a heartfelt ballad with burning solos as does "Since you've been gone", an emotional ballad with a slight stroll feel. The stroll feel is most evident though on the catchy closing "Until the sky fades away". It chugs away nicely and Dave and Kim are in good form here. Oddly the up beat riffer "No win love" and "Caught me in the saddle" (which gallops in and out of quiet and rocking passages) both sound like they could've come from the rocking David Gilmour school of heavier tracks (from Gilmour's "About face" solo album and/or with Pink Floyd on their "A momentary lapse of reason" album) but this could be just because that 80's guitar sound permeates these releases in general anyways. This is not a bad thing though by any means as I think these tracks are among the album's highlights. "Mean business" is a great showcase for Walker's powerful vocals. It has an almost fast stroll feel and it's pretty moody stuff where you can feel the anger. "Bad state of mind" is a lightweight track similar to "Runnin' with a bad crowd" from "Make me sweat" though it has a better hook than that "Make me sweat" track did/does. "Heartbreaks make you strong" is a nasty growler halfway to heavy metal and "All burned out" is a white noise "Great balls of fire" type rocker which is almost halfway to AC/DC type ravings though it is watered down a little with piano. All in all though, this is a very good album and I recall this being an album Tower Records was selling as a "guaranteed like" at the time (so you could by it and if you didn't like it, you could return it) and it's easy to see why they had the kind of faith they had in people liking this album, it's a good barrelhouse rocking time.

Last Modified »

2010-12-10

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Discography entry submitted by Stephen MacDougall & Jeff Kenney.