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Only mainstay Kim Simmonds remained from previous album "Jack The Toad", with vocalist Miller Anderson and the rhythm section of Jim Leverton and Eric Dillon all joining from Hemlock who had recently released a self-titled debut album on Deram. In addition, former Chicken Shack main man Stan Webb was also on board. Originally planning to call themselves the Boogie Brothers, the reputation of the Savoy Brown name eventually saw them stick with that.

Simmonds wrote the powerful funk-rock opener `Highway Blues' and the laidback instrumental album closer `Threegy Blues'. Webb's sole writing contribution was the brooding blues of `My Love's Lying Down', while there's also a cover of Bo Diddley's `You Don't Love Me'.

The remaining five tracks were all written and sung by Miller Anderson. The superb acoustic ballad `Always The Same' features just Anderson (vocal / acoustic guitar) and Simmonds (steel guitar), while the Lynyrd Skynyrd-esque `Everybody Loves A Drinking Man' is notable for some sizzling Simmonds slide guitar playing.

Anderson's other cuts are the groovy `Me And The Preacher' (also featuring some fine Simmonds slide guitar) and the more formulaic blues-rock anthems `Rock `N' Roll Star' and `Boogie Brothers'. Jimbo Starr

10. Put Your Hands Together

11. Stranger Blues

12. Here Comes the Music

13. Ooh What a Feeling

14. Hero to Zero

15. Deep Water

16. Can't Get On

17. Born Into Pain