Savoy Brown - March 2, 1988 - Rainbow Theater, Denver, CO

Palama wrote:

Damn. My digital copy of Hellbound Train sucks. And I lost all my original LPs years ago.
Didn't think anyone listened to Kim Simmonds any more?
=d> 👍

cacman wrote:

I think he was very underrated and Savoy Brown was never a Top 40 kind of band so never got the airplay they deserved.

Palama wrote:

I still have an old LP with Chris Youldon (?) on vocals

frankj1 wrote:

Eagles Gretest Hits 1971-1975

I absolutely love this album. I was 6 when it came out.

MACS wrote:

Damn. My digital copy of Hellbound Train sucks. And I lost all my original LPs years ago.
Didn't think anyone listened to Kim Simmonds any more?
=d> 👍

cacman wrote:

A comp called "Long Cuts." Put together with those early college days / nights in mind, cruising in the car or in someone's dorm and just chilling to the music

Glad -Traffic
Can You See Him - Batdorf & Rodney
The City - Mark - Almond
Down By the River - Neil Young
Loan Me A Dime - Boz Scaggs
Time Waits For No One - The Rolling Stones
The Treasure (Take One) - Stephen Stills
Nobody's Fool / El Tonto de Nadine, Regresa - Poco

Shawn - Poco was the forerunner of The Eagles. Randy Meisner, the original bassist for The Eagles, was also Poco's bass player.

Palama wrote:

Somebody Loan Me a Dime........great song incredible piano by Barry Beckett and the slide guitar by Skydog......I first heard this in 1977 or so on 8-track and loved it, then it kinda slipped from my mind as the 8-track wore out, then about 8 or so years ago I found it in a yard sale bin for a dollar.......one of the best dollars I ever spent!!!🍺

RMAN4443 wrote:

Shawn - Poco was the forerunner of The Eagles. Randy Meisner, the original bassist for The Eagles, was also Poco's bass player.

Palama wrote:

You still had a working 8-track player?

I "discovered" the Boz Scaggs album around '71 or so. We started getting into the Allman Brothers and learned more about Duane's session work and kinda stumbled onto the album and song. For years I would only pick out LMAD for mixed cassette tapes (...and later, mixed CDs...). I can't remember the last time I listed to the whole album in one sitting.

Palama wrote: