City Night

SAVOY BROWN's latest offering, "City Night," is a rollicking ride through the backstreets of blues-rock, with frontman Kim Simmonds proving once again why he's a guitar legend. From the opening track "Walking On Hot Stones," you're transported to a smoky bar in the heart of London, surrounded by gritty riffs and soulful vocals that demand your attention. The album's title track, "City Night," is a standout moment, with its infectious groove and catchy chorus that will have you tapping your foot in no time. Simmonds' guitar work shines on tracks like "Ain't Gonna Worry" and "Hangin' Tree," showcasing his virtuosity and undeniable talent. But it's not all high-energy rockers on "City Night." Tracks like "Neon Lights" and "Superstition" offer a more reflective, introspective side to the band, showing that SAVOY BROWN is not afraid to explore different moods and emotions in their music. Overall, "City Night" is a solid addition to SAVOY BROWN's extensive discography, proving that they still have plenty of gas left in the tank after all these years. So grab a pint, put on your dancing shoes, and let SAVOY BROWN take you on a wild ride through the city night. Cheers!