Savoy Brown - Second Try Lyrics
I gotta know find out why
Give my life a second try
I was alone and I didn't know
Now I found an open door
On my second try
And if I look a little dazed
I'm still trying to find a way
And if I need a helping hand
I look to you to understand
On my second try
On my second try
I gotta know find out why
Give my life a second try
Now I found an open door
On my second try
On my second try
And if I look a little dazed
I'm still trying to find a way
And if I need a helping hand
I look to you to understand
On my second try
On my second try
Other Lyrics by Artist
- Savoy Brown - Shot In The Head
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- Savoy Brown - Deep Water
- Savoy Brown - Born Into Pain
- Savoy Brown - Get On Up And Do It
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- Savoy Brown - This Day Is Gonna Be Our Last
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Savoy Brown Second Try Comments
I seen Savoy Brown when they touring for this album during the 70s. Went to the Paramount theater in downtown Portland, Oregon with some friends. Had front row seats in the balcony. Those were great seats. Great show. I'm 70 now, still listening.... RL.
Then, now and forever. Classic.
I saw them in Chicago at the International Amphitheatre. They opened for Deep Purple in 1974. After Lonesome Dave left them I followed Foghat.
SOME REAL KICK ASS SHIT....WOW....
17:00 Howlin' for my darling, awesome tribute to the Blues Maestro Howllin' Wolf.
love my ultimate love 4 Savoy!
Thanks good album, The have many other good albums to before
I don’t understand why this album has been so hard to get your hands on over the past 30 years. It’s one of my all time blues favorites and still my favorite Savoy Brown album. Thanks so much for sharing this on you tube. Incredible sound and brings back some really fine memories. What a great band. Plus they’re playing here in St. Louis this year. Needed to listen to all their albums. Thanks again.
Wow! What a band! Through all the years and all the lineups Kim Simmonds has continuously recorded some of the best blues, boogie, and ass kicking rock thaive ever heard. Unfortunately much like Humble Pie, Nazareh, Slade and others will never even be considered for the Hall of Fame. That is the saddest feeling I know!
Thank you eternally Kim Simmons
if theses guys had a decent singer they would of been right up there with everyone else, too bad, great musically
fuck you
'74. My big sisters boyfriend, guitarist in band, said "buy this" after spotting it in the LP section of a Zayres department store (Orlando). This CD is sitting in my six disk (yes) cd changer in my car, at this writing.
Turned on to Raw Sienna by Warlock roommate at Catholic College.
my cousin Eric turned me on to this album while visiting my grandmother in Conway SC
What a guitar solo! What a vocal!
This music is so fine. No avant garde, no genius compositions, just plain blues and rock, and a great pleasure to listen to. Do you think it is not much? Think twice...
Denim Demon. First heard in a music store back in '73. Dad took me to buy my first real "stereo".
Had this album. Oh, yeah! I have not had enough - lol. Give me more SB.
I am going to see the FOGHAT ( Rodger Earl, drummer ) / Savoy Brown show this weekend @
Penn's Peak, Jim Thorpe, Pa.,
Saturday May 19, 2019....
Lion's Share was my first Savoy, purchased in fall ,1973. I have seen Kim / Savoy Br
1974 Boogie Bros
1975 Wire Fire
1989 Kings of Boogie
So...this weekend, 30 years since!
The latest album " Witchy Feeling" 2018 is excellent!
'So Tired' sounds like BTO meets Foghat, great album, thanks for posting!
Looking in from the outside ?
i like!!!yeaaah!
Super Legends!!!!
Thank you!!!!!!
One of my favorite Savoy Brown albums. The new albums are great too.Check out Witchy Feeling, Kim gets better every time he picks up a Guitar.
Who came up with that album cover. Genius
Extraordinario album, como todos los de Savoy Brawn !! 👍👍
Awesome !!!!
Classic !!!
Love this band. Love this song. Can so relate. 25 yrs in a R&R band.+
yeeaaahhh!!!! kim!
I was turned on to Savoy Brown when my older neighbor who was 42 at the time me 20 in 1983 grabbed a album out his collection and played Train To Nowhere and Louisiana Blues while we were getting stoned off the pipe he had since 1968 I've been hooked ever since lol started buying all I could find of Savoy Brown at used record store all over Cleveland still have and jam them all the time now I try to find more around Memphis
I got turned onto them in a similar situation, lol.
A great spinner--thanks for sharing!
of chester burnett!!!!
super !!!
this is my second fav album my true top album was Blue Matter great post
The last great Savoy Brown album
R.I.P. Lonesome Dave.
such an excellent album.... i still remember listening to this on my brother’s 8 track tape...... every song is superb. thanks for loading this onto youtube.... all my albums are in storage right now.....
The best Savoy Brown album without Chris Youlden.
went to a street fair and this album was offered for over $10.00.
glad i passed.
Need something more than the 20Th pack but maybe Street Corner Talking is what i need
lonsome dave was [ is] a monster
The thing that killed Savoy Brown for me was the fact that almost every album had a different lead vocalist....you never knew who you were listening to or what the next album was gonna sound like....Street Corner Talking is a masterpiece but its the only album that sounds like that one...the same thing happened with The Groundhogs...they released the immortal, "HOGWASH" LP, and from that point on, The Groundhogs never sounded the same....just kills the band....successful rock bands usually have their own unique trademark sound....if they dont, they disappear...
Hey...Work backwards from Hogwash -- all good stuff. (And Solid may be good too: Same lineup as Hogwash. I'm just not as familiar with it.)
Dave Walker was the vocalist in this version no gravel in lonesome daves vocals
Great lost album .
Dave Walker almost ended up in Black Sabbath circa 76/77 when Ozzy temporarily left. Even cut a demo of Juniors Eyes.
Excelente !
Lonesome Dave is the only singer I can enjoy with this band other than the Great Chris Youlden. The singer here, Dave Walker, doesn't have the deeper gravitas of Maestros Peverett and Youlden.
DAM RIGHT KIM & CO ASS KICKIN BLUES, ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVS SAW THEM IN 71 WATERBURY, CT WITH FLEETWOOD MAC & LONG JOHN BALDRY ONE OF MY MOST MEMORABLE SHQWS
Howlin for my darlin' sounds very similar to Maybe i'm a Leo by Deep Purple, anyone notice that?
Shot in the head just draws you in with that great Simmons slide guitar.
It's a Marcus Hook Roll band Cover..Malcolm and Angus Young both played on the Song. ;)
# 8 Love Me Please: One of the greatest blues songs ever captured on vinyl. Sublime blues deftly executed by consummate musicians who understood that “The whole is greater than its parts”. A true work of blues art. Credit is also due to the studio engineers and final mastering. Blues at it’s finest!
Totally agree! In a lifetime of great, beautiful, fantastic blues by the great Kim Simmonds this one stands out as a true masterpiece ! So true lyrics, guitar blues and piano, so poignant . So overlooked but will always stand the test of time!
,
graduated in 76. This is my era!
#jackthetoad Raw Sienna
Thank you for putting this classic SB album on here. Man does this bring back some memories!
love shot in the head -lake spivey 1973 with hydra
Brother Charles! as you probably know I was there. me gene & Cindy came in thru the woods. savoy was so late we missed them but it was still a great night because hydra played till about midnight.
THIS is the best Savoy Brown album! Why? Cuz it's the one I owned! And learned to play every song on drums and guitar. My blooze skool.
Cool Blues Yeahhhhhhhhhhh
Savoy Brown is playing tonight in Burlington, IA at the Washington.
Next weekend they are playing in Framingham , Mass outside of Boston. I think I am going to go!
I'm from the QC's and was at that show... they did 2 encores if I remember correctly... we rocked "Lions Share" and "Street Corner Talking" all the way home.
great music
It would have been interesting had Black Sabbath actually recorded with Dave Walker. He provided good vocals during his time with Savoy Brown.
love a second try...
Saw them 1970-71 summer at the Wollman Skating Ring in Central Park, the place that Donald Trump fixed for city of New York Was just around time this great album was released. They were awesome beyond belief and stood out amongst the other great shows I saw at the Wollman including Led Zeppelin, Ten Years After, Beach Boys, Frank Zappa and Blue Oyster Cult. If my memory serves me correctly price of shows was about $10.00 a ticket or perhaps less. Memorable and not to be forgotten. I actually have a bootleg for that show I got from my buddy Matt who went with me. Just sick to think we are talking 46 years ago. Wow.
First herd them raw sienna when I was 13 became my second favorite band ever ...major overlooked by most thanks for posting
My favorite song is Hellbound Train! First heard these guys in the early 70's! One of the best hard rock blues bands!
Amazing band thanks for upload it
tres bon
I first heard Savoy in Chicago as a kid on the fledgling WLS-FM when the played Train To Nowhere from "Blue Matter" and the damage was permanent. People hold Clapton and SRV in high esteem as blues players but have overlooked Kim Simmons for decades.
+Geppetto50 Typo Dude.
+Geppetto50 I hate being corrected
Not me Karl, I have always been into Stevie,Eric and Savoy. My fave was street corner talking . 1971
fOR REAL !!!!!!
I saw them in Chicago. They opened for Deep Purple in 1974 at the International Amphitheatre.
What about jack the toad ?
What about jack the toad ?
Fantastic music is this thank you so much for uploading love it.
Got to see them in Fla after this came out ('73?). They opened with So Tired. Still the best concert I ever saw; ZZ Top, Blue Oyster Cult, Savoy Brown & Deep Purple as the headliner.
Wow. Quite a line up.
Yep,June 16th of 73 at the Old Sombrero. I think I was there but can't remember.........LoL
LeRoguer Awesome. I seen Deep Purple in 2005 and going to see them in September with Alice Cooper and Edgar Winter. Can't wait!
thanks tommy ham....we used to cruise out in the country at night in the old chevy pick up truck..smokin weed and drinkin brews..jammin to Savoy Brown....my two favs. was second try and denim demon...back in 73..dig it !!!
sounds like me in the city ☮ ♡ ♫ ♪ shot in the head ☆ Can't find you
great art on LP cover!!!
So great to hear been so long it's like new and I Dig-It Thanks 😎✌🏻️🇺🇸💨💨
Savoy Brown were/are Britains best blues band: you just can´t top their masterworks " A Step Further! and "Raw Sienna".On Lion´s Share my favorite tracks are "So Tired"(GREAT song!)and "Love Me Please".Thanks for uploading Tommy Ham!!
My personal favorite was Street Corner Talking.
I really like Lookin in, plus Wirefire is great as well.
Masterpiece
Amazing....so much great music I thought I'd lost foever...She may have taken 500+ albums$#%&&$@ music lives on!!
a treat to hear these guys, thank God for You Tube
Music to nigth drive in higway. Long distance, fast and heavy. All in my Mexican VAM Rally AMX 1981 to Acapulco Port and City.
Always loved their bluesy rock ... definitely enjoyed it ✿◠‿◠✿
An awkward imitation of a blues-rock.
you think this is awkward blues-rock you have a right to your opinion but give them more of a listen these guys are up there with Steppenwolf
mrcentfrancs you have your right to your opinion, but imo these guys are the kings of british blues rock
thank you for this!!!~wow the memoriessssssssss
Great album among many...I use to have my younger cousin play this album everyday for 2 summers as my alarm clock......sure put me in a great frame of mind to go see the world..thanks for the spin around the block ☺
Man, thank you so much for posting this. Have not heard this since it first came out and I was in college. Had it on 8-track and you know how that goes. Great album. Appreciate you!!!
+Pecos45 I had the 8 track☮ Respect
oh yes the good ol days.of all their albums. I could not find this gem.thank you for the memories kim
wow...i only knew some tracks from this album , from the bootleg live at central park ny in 1972...great times from one of the greatest english band.thanks for share
nice to hear what the tune is of this reel hanging round my collection
One word......masterpiece.
Many many thanks for sharing "real" music. : P
Hall of fame band, hall of fame music.
My gawd I was only17 when I first heard this masterpiece.
I can't believe I lost this at some point in my life and now here I am....again!
Man am I ever grateful to you for sharing this special joy. It's like running into an old, long lost dear friend. : )
Savoy Brown's album cover for Hellbound Train, the best of all time....I was fascinated by that album cover when I was a child...for years, I would spend time staring at it.
lions share
ha, yeah me too.. I parents played this record for me as a tyke to put me to sleep.. shot in the head is still one of my favorite songs now as I close in on 50.
I yell four because I was four, when this record came out.
Kick ass jam!
TOMMY HAM, thanks for posting this up my friend! We were teenagers when this great Band hit the scene, we loved them and still do!
@Gerald West Thank you Gerald ☮ ♡ ☺
@TOMMY HAM When was Lion's Share released? Back in the late 60's and early 70's, the local underground FM radio station played a lot of Savoy Brown. I recently purchased Blue Matter, Looking In, Raw Sienna and Street Corner Talking for my ipod. Kim Simmond's guitar and Chris Youlden's voice made magic. Thanks for posting this album.
+pmoyer50 Released 1972 and Chris was gone by then and so was the magic vocals he brought to the band
sonicstreamers Chris youlden was good, don't take anything away from Dave Walker or future Foghat singer Dave Peverret
When I hear this album I hop in my "way back" machine,I'm 15 again,we all partying on the bank of the Mississippi River. In IL. Bon fires-liquor-great tunes,kill ty-stick,hashish.we knew how to have fun.
sounds like my childhood. just turned 49. but they said im an old soul and partied with the older dudes my big brothers buddies who always got me stoned but then beat my ass cause they were 20 and i was 15
cool i remember i took a bottle of white wine from moms wine rack and proceeded to a bonfire it turns out it was a bottle of white overproof rum and i was messed up and didnt read the label wow was i shocke when i realized it was 130 proof my eyes got very big
I THINK OVERPROOF IS ACTUALLY 151 PROOF OR 75% ALC
no jeff it says overproof right on the bottle. jamaican overproof rum.
googlr the pic of it. just sayin 151 is to. maybe its anything over 100
One of the most boring albums I have ever heard. So, So Bad!
Hey ron go back and listen to beiber
@Ron Wisler Sorry, this isn't the Archies, Monkees, David Cassidy or Bobby Sherman. You're out of your element listening to this album. Go away, little man.
I pretty much stayed with Savoy Brown even though you never had any idea who the personnel was going to be with the next album. How lucky was Simmonds to have had Lonesome Dave and Chris Youlden as his lead singer(s) on separate albums. Both were a perfect match for where Kim was musically at each incarnation. Anyone who was 'In' on Savoy Brown always loved to turn new people on to them. They usually said something like " Dude these guys are great- where the hell did they come from.Lions Share was one of their best . Thanks a ton for the memories!
Love em all
My fondest memories include turning on people to Savoy Brown back around 1970 here in Montana. I think I might have broken some minds doing it though.
must have been to fifty sixty savory shows mostly NYC
Randolph the frog & jack
Dave Walker was an excellent singer for them as well.
Some of best material was with him
on vocals.
@Guido Bibro VINYLS FINAL!!
Denim demon
HEY HEY HEY ! ! !
my parents used to put me to sleep with 'shot in the head'.. and I still love this record, at 45.
i never thought about a deeper meaning to this until now.. haha.
Me pone a bailar y contento me encanta y me excita juju lo recomiendo al 100%