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Voodoo Moon speaks clearly to this band s history, and the future of what great artists can do. Kim Simmonds woodsheds like a journeyman, always reaching for higher ground. He can be found in his own backyard White Cottage studio most every morning when Savoy Brown is not on the road. Simmonds is constantly writing songs and working on his playing, both electric and acoustic. He has taken to solo performances since 1997, which is one the greatest of artistic challenges. He has also been painting since 2001, which gives him another creative challenge. But most of all, Simmonds challenges himself to continually be a living artist!
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33 of 36 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I'm old--and there is some Circus magazine that lists Kim Simmonds as a choice for "best guitraist." I circled his name. I was probably seventeen years old. He wrote "Lost and Lonely Child" Wow! Listen to the guitar work on "Hellbound Train." And then there was the Yolden era. So...what about "Voodoo Moon"? Well, I loved "Steel"--and I really like Kim's voice. This may be better than the other Savoy Brown releases through the years. Kim stretches out in the title track. That's worth the price of admission. Joe Whiting adds vocals. Yeah. It's another great Savoy Brown album. Just listen to Kim play--five stars because they don't make albums like this any more. Enjoy the honest music.
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
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We've all been there. You find yourself at a live performance and the the band plays some great sounding new material. As soon as it's released, you buy it. Many times you can't believe the songs are the same ones you heard because of studio polish or added horns or strings or myriad other things that can ruin great songs. Late last summer I caught Savoy Brown at a sparsely attended, mosquito infested, but otherwise awesome music festival in Freeport, Illinois. Kim Simmonds mentioned their upcoming album and proceeded to blaze through quite a few of the tracks. So often the new songs are a letdown when sandwiched in between older, more familiar stuff. Not these new songs. They fit in seamlessly alongside their elder brethren and the show smoked from start to finish. So now we get our hands on the album. Disappointment? Hell No! It's more like amazement. This is a really good album, carved from the same stone that built the bands reputation as a killer rockin' blues band. The songs I remember from the show are excellent. The ones they didn't play are as good or better and the overall sound is really good. A "must have" for the Savoy Brown fan and the rest of us old farts who like our music "meat and potatoes style".....Get It.
20 of 23 people found the following review helpful
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This Savoy Brown record is so refreshing! It bring the quality of Street Corner Talking, Inside Looking out, hell Bound Train, Jack The Toad back with new matirial. the ecord opens with Shockwaves and from there you can't stop listening. I have been a Savoy fan for a long time But this record gives us what we love about savoy a Great Band and songs and great playing. Natural Man, Too Much Money Holy Buckets! The Title track VooDoo Moon is a wonderful soulful blues number. This is a must get for all Savoy Brown fans and any Blues fans looking for a record to get excited about! The perfect Christmas gift for anyone who loves great music plays guitar! Kim Simmonds is always tastful in his playing. One word sums up my thoughts on this record WOW!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Jack the Toad is back .....
It would be hard to understand the significance of this album without first understanding where Savoy Brown has come from. Read more
Published 21 days ago by JBB1
SB good work.
Simmering swamp tunes such as the nearly seven-minute title track, boogie such as "Meet the Blues Head On" and the simplistic Stones riffing of "She's Got the Heat" are Simmonds... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Regnal
Another step in the progression........
A long time fan of Savoy Brown (Kim Simmonds) and this CD is another page of the story. Another iteration of band members and a good one! Read more
Published 3 months ago by Barry Doolittle
Best in years
This is the best release in many years. If you liked the early albums, this is of the same quality. BTW I ordered mine in vinyl. YES
Published 3 months ago by Rick Moody
SO GOOD!
First Savoy Brown ever for me and wow!
Big grin on face especially from "Natural Man" and "24/7"
Now looking to get other SB offerings, thanks to reviewers for some... Read more
Big grin on face especially from "Natural Man" and "24/7"
Now looking to get other SB offerings, thanks to reviewers for some... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Evelyn Johnson
Best Savoy Album since the 70's
Voodoo Moon has 3 or 4 excellent songs including the title track. The remaining songs are very good too, making for a remarkable, consistently rocking album. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Michael Freeman
Great new release!
Just saw these guys on january 14th in Albany w/ johnny Winter. Excellent show! Bought this new album there, got it signed by Kim & Joe. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Old Book Reader
Best Savoy Brown EVER!
This is the best Savoy Brown album ever! Kim Simmonds playing and song writing have never been better, proving that experince, practice and hard work pay off! Read more
Published 4 months ago by K. Chapel
Savoy Brown still rockin' the blues
By Jim Clark, publisher Lee County Courier, Tupelo, MS
A limit on what you will do, puts a limit on what you can do. I think Savoy Brown would agree with that. Read more
A limit on what you will do, puts a limit on what you can do. I think Savoy Brown would agree with that. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Jim Clark
Good stuff here
Been a fan of this band since the beginning, this is a really good rock/blues cd. Got it just in time for Christmas.
Published 5 months ago by chuck white
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