Savoy Brown is a British blues rock band that was formed in 1965 by guitarist Kim Simmonds. They were part of the British blues movement in the 1960s and 1970s and are considered one of the key bands in the genre. The band has undergone numerous lineup changes over the years, but Kim Simmonds has remained the constant member.

Savoy Brown's early music was heavily influenced by American blues artists such as Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, and B.B. King. Their first album, "Shake Down," was released in 1967 and featured a mix of original songs and covers. The band's most successful period came in the early 1970s when they released a string of albums that were well received by both critics and fans.

Some of Savoy Brown's most well-known songs include "Train to Nowhere," "Tell Mama," "I'm Tired," and "Street Corner Talking." The band's music has been described as a mix of blues, rock, and boogie, and they are known for their high-energy live performances.

Over the years, Savoy Brown has released over 40 albums and has continued to tour and record new music. While they may not be as well-known as some of their contemporaries such as Cream or Led Zeppelin, they have a dedicated fan base and have influenced numerous musicians in the blues and rock genres.

• Kim Simmonds - guitar/vocals
• Bruce Portius - vocals
• Martin Stone - guitar
• Ray Chappell - bass
• Bob Hall - keyboards
• Leo Mannings - drums

1. "Shake Down" (1967)

• Kim Simmonds - guitar/vocals
• Bob Hall - keyboards
• "Lonesome" Dave Peverett - guitar - b. 1950, England; d. February 7, 2000.
• Rivers Jobe - bass
• Chris Youlden - vocals
• Roger Earl - drums - b. 1949, England.

1. "Getting to the Point" (1968)

• Kim Simmonds - guitar/vocals
• "Lonesome" Dave Peverett - guitar
• Chris Youlden - vocals
• Roger Earl - drums
• Tony Stevens - bass - b. September 12, 1949, England.

1. "Blue Matter" (1969)
2. "A Step Further" (1969)
3. "Raw Sienna" (1970)

• Kim Simmonds - guitar/vocals
• "Lonesome" Dave Peverett - guitar
• Roger Earl - drums
• Tony Stevens - bass - b. September 12, 1949, England.

1. "Looking In" (1970)

• Kim Simmonds - guitar/vocals
• Paul Raymond - keyboards - formerly with Chicken Shack.
• Dave Walker - vocals
• Dave Bidwell - drums - formerly with Chicken Shack.
• Andy Pyle - bass

• Kim Simmonds - guitar/vocals
• Paul Raymond - keyboards
• Dave Walker - vocals
• Dave Bidwell - drums
• Andy Silvester - bass - formerly with Chicken Shack.

1. "Street Corner Talking" (1971)
2. "Hellbound Train" (1972)

• Kim Simmonds - guitar/vocals
• Paul Raymond - keyboards
• Dave Bidwell - drums
• Andy Pyle - bass - formerly with Blodwyn Pig.

1. "Lion's Share" (1972)

• Kim Simmonds - guitar/vocals
• Paul Raymond - keyboards
• Andy Pyle - bass
• Jackie Lynton- vocals
• Ron Berg - drums - formerly with Blodwyn Pig.

1. "Jack the Toad" (1973)

• Kim Simmonds - guitar/vocals
• Stan Webb - guitar/vocals - formerly with Chicken Shack.
• Miller Anderson - guitar/vocals - formerly with The Keef Hartley Band.
• Jimmy Leverton - bass
• Eric Dillon - drums

1. "Boogie Brothers" (1974)

• Kim Simmonds - guitar/vocals
• Ian Ellis - bass
• Tom Farnell - drums

1. "Wire Fire" (1975)
2. "Skin 'n' Bone" (1976)
3. "Savage Return" (1978)
4. "Rock 'N' Roll Warriors" (1981)
5. "Archive Alive! - Live at the Record Plant 1975" (live) (1998)

• Kim Simmonds - guitar/vocals
• ...others...

1. "Live in Central Park" (1983)
2. "Slow Train" (1984)
3. "Make Me Sweat" (1988)
4. "Kings of Boogie" (1989)
5. "Live and Kickin'" (1990)

• Kim Simmonds - guitar/vocals
• Nathaniel Peterson - bass/vocals
• Pete McMahon - vocals/harmonica
• Dave Olson - drums - formerly with Robert Gray.

1. "Let It Ride" (1994)
2. "Bring It Home" (1997)

1. "The Savoy Brown Collection" (2-CDs) (1993)

• Savoy Brown and Kim Simmonds Home Page
• Savoy Brown Page
• Jim Davenport's Interview with Kim Simmonds