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Popping the Blues

Savoy Brown bopped back into Detroit, home of their greatest successes, sans lead singer Chris Youlden and with a new, back-to-the-blues format that lead guitarist Kim Simmonds described as “mellowed out.” Youlden left, according to Simmonds, because “he’s a songwriter, a beautiful songwriter and he needs a band to play his songs.

October 1, 1970

Popping the Blues

Savoy Brown bopped back into Detroit, home of their greatest successes, sans lead singer Chris Youlden and with a new, back-to-the-blues format that lead guitarist Kim Simmonds described as “mellowed out.”

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