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Hellbound Train
Savoy Brown
Hellbound Train
Genres: Rock, Classic Rock, Metal
 
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Here's the maths, four different line-ups, four different shows, four years, twenty tracks of uncompromising blues-rock. It all adds up to a perfect tribute to one of Britain's hottest rock exports of all time, led by guit...  more »

     
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All Artists: Savoy Brown
Title: Hellbound Train
Members Wishing: 6
Total Copies: 0
Label: Castle
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 5/26/2003
Album Type: Import, Live
Genres: Rock, Classic Rock, Metal
Styles: Blues Rock, Rock Guitarists, British Invasion
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2

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Here's the maths, four different line-ups, four different shows, four years, twenty tracks of uncompromising blues-rock. It all adds up to a perfect tribute to one of Britain's hottest rock exports of all time, led by guitar legend Kim Simmonds, the only ever present member. Mixing band originals with the pick of the R&B & rock & roll covers, 'Hellbound Train' captures a legendary outfit in it's prime with lead vocals coming from Chris Youlden, Lonesome Dave Peverett, Jackie Lynton & Dave Walker. 20 tracks. Castle Music. 2003.

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Four singers for the price of one!
chris meesey Food Czar | The Colony, TX United States | 06/16/2003
(3 out of 5 stars)

"Past Savoy Brown vocalists Chris Youlden, Lonesome Dave, Dave Walker, and Jackie Lynton are all present and accounted for in this vintage concert recording, with material drawn from the same time period (and possibly some of the same live dates) as the Jack the Toad Live CD. Unfortunately, the muddy live sound quality typical of the era is present here as well: too much bass, not enough guitar, etc. Performancewise, however, this is an excellent compilation, with guitarist Kim Simmonds in exceptionally fine form. His blistering attack on a truncated version of Savoy Brown Boogie is the highlight of the four Chris Youlden-performed songs captured here. Lonesome Dave is in fine form throughout his numbers, particularly songs taken from Looking In. His cover of Shake, Rattle and Roll recalls Ten Years After's famous I'm Going Home medley, as he throws in uncredited bits from other classic rock songs. Dave Walker has only two recordings here and both are excellent: the title track and All I Can Do. Special mention must be made of the often overlooked contributions of SB keybordist Paul Raymond. His shimmering work reaches new peaks here, and forces Kim to respond with some of his best guitar work. Finally, good-time rocker Lynton shifts to overdrive on Let It Rock, adds a decidedly British touch to the western epic Jack the Toad, and closes the collection with a fine Tell Mama (which is inexplicably faded out at the end before the last chorus). In sum, a very fine collection, especially for SB aficionados. If only the sound were better, it would be a classic."