Sometimes blues has a hidden side that leads us towards darkness, witchcraft, magic, devil or voodoo Guitar¡ player, singer and founder of legendary Savoy Brown band, a pioneer British blues-rock band of the late 600s, confirms it with his just published new album for German label Ruf Records Some of the just mentioned topics can be found in the album, always through a firm thread that joins everything to round up an excellent well done work But Simmonds also includes other musical influences like Otis Rush or Buddy Guy, musicians who can be easily recognized in the basic structures of these recordings and, as Kim Simmonds also says, one can also find some vocal lines that come from JJ Cale, Mark Knopfler, Tony Joe White or Tom Rush Although Savoy Brown and Kim Simmonds are now in a semi-retirement, it is always rewarding to enjoy any new recording they publish, which give us the opportunity to come back closer to their excellent music