Savoy Brown Collection Too Much Of A Good Thing Arrives Digitally July 10

Too Much Of A Good Thing: The SAVOY BROWN Collection 1992-2007, out Friday, July 10, 2026, is a reissued compilation of favorites from those fifteen years of recordings, available for the first time on digital, on Panache Records, Simmonds' own label.

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. Of course, there's the usual line-up changes in the personnel, all led by founding guitarist, Kim Simmonds.

"Too Much of a Good Thing is a compilation of some of the best songs and musicians that collaborated with Kim throughout the years," says Kim's wife, Debbie Simmonds. "Kim had such fun putting this together, and included many guest musicians including Duke Robillard, Leo Lyons, Tom Compton and Nathaniel Peterson to name just a few. Give it a listen -- I promise you'll love it."

This collection is a testament to the great musicians that have helped keep the legacy of Savoy Brown alive for over sixty years. Plenty of great blues-rock, and never too much of a good thing.

Savoy Brown was formed by guitarist Kim Simmonds in 1965 in London, England. Simmonds was the group's guiding hand from the first singles released in 1966 until he passed in 2022.

Track Listing

Going Down To Mobile
When It Rains
Little Wheel
Yesterday's Blues
Keep On Rollin'
Monday Morning Blues
That's All I Want Baby
Feel Like Crying
The Blues Keep Me Holding On
She's Leaving
I Don't Remember You
Where Has Your Heart Gone
Flat Out
Too Much Of A Good Thing