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Too Much Of A Good Thing The Savoy Brown Collection 1992 - 2007

Savoy Brown

2009 · Rock, Blues

Too Much Of A Good Thing The Savoy Brown Collection 1992 - 2007 by Savoy Brown

Too Much Of A Good Thing The Savoy Brown Collection 1992 - 2007 is a Rock album by Savoy Brown, originally released in 2009.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Going Down to Mobile (feat. Kim Simmonds)3:53
  2. 2Little Wheel (feat. Kim Simmonds)7:02
  3. 3Keep on Rollin' (feat. Kim Simmonds)4:59
  4. 4That's All I Want Baby (feat. Kim Simmonds)3:22
  5. 5The Blues Keep Me Holding On (feat. Kim Simmonds)3:48
  6. 6I Don't Remember You (feat. Kim Simmonds)4:49
  7. 7Flat Out (feat. Kim Simmonds)4:15
  8. 8When It Rains (feat. Kim Simmonds)3:05
  9. 9Yesterday's Blues (feat. Kim Simmonds)4:28
  10. 10Monday Morning Blues (feat. Kim Simmonds)5:11
  11. 11Feel Like Crying (feat. Kim Simmonds)3:58
  12. 12She's Leaving (feat. Kim Simmonds)4:32
  13. 13Where Has Your Heart Gone (feat. Kim Simmonds)11:31
  14. 14Too Much of a Good Thing (feat. Kim Simmonds) [Live]7:33

Sound DNA

  • Rock

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Released with a 8-page accordion fold booklet, showing band photos and credits.
Liner notes on back:
Too Much Of A Good Thing - The Savoy Brown Collection 1992 - 2007 is not so much a "best of" CD, but a compilation of favorites from the last 15 years of Savoy Brown recordings. Of course, there´s the usual multiple line-up changes in the personnel, all led by founding guitarist, Kim Simmonds. Then again, this collection is a testament to the great musicans of the last 15 years that have helped

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