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Comprising the same lineup as Street Corner Talking, Savoy Brown released Hellbound Train a year later. For this effort, Kim Simmonds' guitar theatrics are toned down a bit and the rest of the band seems to be a little less vivid and passionate with their music. The songs are still draped with Savoy Brown's sleek, bluesy feel, but the deep-rooted blues essence that so easily emerged from their last album doesn't rise as high throughout Hellbound Train's tracks. The title cut is most definitely the strongest, with Dave Walker, Simmonds, and Paul Raymond sounding tighter than on any other song, and from a wider perspective, Andy Silvester's bass playing is easily Hellbound's most complimenting asset. On tracks like "Lost and Lonely Child," "Doin' Fine," and "If I Could See an End," the lifeblood of the band doesn't quite surge into the music as it did before, and the tracks become only average-sounding blues efforts. Because of Savoy Brown's depth of talent, this rather nonchalant approach doesn't make Hellbound Train a "bad" album by any means -- it just fails to equal the potency of its predecessor. But there is a noticeable difference in the albums that followed this one, as the band and especially Simmonds himself was beginning to show signs of fatigue, and a significant decline in the group's overall sound was rapidly becoming apparent.
© Mike DeGagne /TiVo
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Savoy Brown, MainArtist - Kim Simmonds, ComposerLyricist - Neil Slaven, Producer - Andy Silvester, ComposerLyricist
℗ 1972 Decca Music Group Limited
Savoy Brown, MainArtist - Kim Simmonds, ComposerLyricist - Neil Slaven, Producer - Andy Silvester, ComposerLyricist
℗ 1972 Decca Music Group Limited
Savoy Brown, MainArtist - Kim Simmonds, ComposerLyricist - Neil Slaven, Producer
℗ 1972 Decca Music Group Limited
Paul Raymond, ComposerLyricist - Savoy Brown, MainArtist - Neil Slaven, Producer
℗ 1972 Decca Music Group Limited
Paul Raymond, ComposerLyricist - Savoy Brown, MainArtist - Kim Simmonds, ComposerLyricist - Neil Slaven, Producer
℗ 1972 Decca Music Group Limited
Savoy Brown, MainArtist - Kim Simmonds, ComposerLyricist - Neil Slaven, Producer
℗ 1972 Decca Music Group Limited
Paul Raymond, Guitar, Keyboards, AssociatedPerformer - Savoy Brown, MainArtist - Kim Simmonds, Guitar, AssociatedPerformer, ComposerLyricist - Dave Walker, Vocalist, AssociatedPerformer - Neil Slaven, Producer - Dave Bidwell, Drums, AssociatedPerformer - Andy Silvester, Bass Guitar, AssociatedPerformer, ComposerLyricist
℗ 1972 Decca Music Group Limited
Chronique
Comprising the same lineup as Street Corner Talking, Savoy Brown released Hellbound Train a year later. For this effort, Kim Simmonds' guitar theatrics are toned down a bit and the rest of the band seems to be a little less vivid and passionate with their music. The songs are still draped with Savoy Brown's sleek, bluesy feel, but the deep-rooted blues essence that so easily emerged from their last album doesn't rise as high throughout Hellbound Train's tracks. The title cut is most definitely the strongest, with Dave Walker, Simmonds, and Paul Raymond sounding tighter than on any other song, and from a wider perspective, Andy Silvester's bass playing is easily Hellbound's most complimenting asset. On tracks like "Lost and Lonely Child," "Doin' Fine," and "If I Could See an End," the lifeblood of the band doesn't quite surge into the music as it did before, and the tracks become only average-sounding blues efforts. Because of Savoy Brown's depth of talent, this rather nonchalant approach doesn't make Hellbound Train a "bad" album by any means -- it just fails to equal the potency of its predecessor. But there is a noticeable difference in the albums that followed this one, as the band and especially Simmonds himself was beginning to show signs of fatigue, and a significant decline in the group's overall sound was rapidly becoming apparent.
© Mike DeGagne /TiVo
À propos
- 1 disque(s) - 7 piste(s)
- Durée totale : 00:33:19
- Artistes principaux : Savoy Brown
- Compositeur : Various Composers
- Label : Decca Music Group Ltd.
- Genre : Pop/Rock Pop
© 1972 Decca Music Group Limited ℗ 1972 Decca Music Group Limited
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