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Savoy Brown Blues Ba - Shake Down - 180gm Vinyl [New Vinyl LP] 180 Gram, UK - I - Picture 1 of 1

Shake Down-180gm Vinyl by Savoy Brown Blues Band (Record, 2024)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelPpek, Proper Records UK

UPC0805520240734

eBay Product ID (ePID)18071194315

Product Key Features

Release Year2024

FormatRecord

GenreBlues

ArtistSavoy Brown Blues Band

Release TitleShake Down-180gm Vinyl

Dimensions

Item Height0.14 in

Item Weight0.55 lb

Item Length12.40 in

Item Width12.38 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks11

Tracks1.1 : I Ain't Superstitious 1.2 Let Me Love You Baby 1.3 Black Night 1.4 High Rise 1.5 Rock Me Baby 1.6 I Smell Trouble 1.7 Oh! Pretty Woman 1.8 Little Girl 1.9 The Doormouse Rides the Rail 1.10 It's My Own Fault 1.11 Shake 'Em on Down

Number of Discs1

NotesShake Down, the debut album from the much-respected London-based Savoy Brown Blues Band was originally released on Decca Records in September 1967 - It was produced by the infuential team of Mike Vernon and Gus Dudgeon - This re-issue faithfully replicates the original 1967 Decca UK stereo release and is pressed onto high quality 180g vinyl Led by Kim Simmonds, Savoy Brown were one of the UK's most successful and exportable outfts. Shake Down is viewed as one of the strongest and most respectful captures of the US blues they worshipped, bringing songs by Albert King, Willie Dixon and John Lee Hooker to eager UK purists. Recorded in West Hampstead rather than Chicago, the 11 covers showcased the remarkably tight playing of the band, which had formed in Battersea two years earlier. Savoy Brown on this recording comprised Trinidad born Brice Portius on vocals (his only album with the group), Simmonds and Martin Stone trading blues licks on their guitars, underpinned by the rhythm section of Ray Chappell on bass and Leo Mannings on drums. US critic Dave Marsh was to say that Shake Down was "as sympathetic a rendering of the blues as any English group has managed to lay down."