Six-string slinger Kim Simmonds and his mates spent the second half of the '70s on London, and these were their last two releases for that label (1976 and 1978). Rock along with their amped-up blues... more

Guitarist extraordinaire Kim Simmonds kept leading this UK boogie-blues band to glory in the mid-'70s; both these LPs charted in the U.S. (even though Wire Fire was not released in their native... more

These 2 LPs capture the great UK blues-rockers in their early-'70s incarnation, with singers Dave Walker (returning from Fleetwood Mac) and Jackie Lynton joining Kim Simmonds and the band.

Street Corner Talking did well on the U.S. charts in '71, then Hellbound Train rolled into the Top 40 in '72, giving these UK blues-rockers their biggest stateside hit. Those Kim Simmonds guitar... more

These 1967 and 1968 LPs were their first releases: I Ain't Superstitious; Let Me Love You Baby; Black Night; You Need Love; Honey Bee; Rock Me Baby, and more!

These 1969 LPs, the U.S. breakthroughs for these British blues-rockers, came out two years before Peverett, Stevens and Earl left to form Foghat. Includes their hit I'm Tired!

Recorded just before three of Savoy Brown's members left to form Foghat, these 1970 LPs gave these British blues-rockers two charting albums in the U.S.—in fact, Looking In broke the Top 40 here!