In Part 2 of this special Boomerocity interview, Debbie Simmonds and Bob Schaffner continue their discussion of Street Corner Talking: The Autobiography of Kim Simmonds.

This episode dives deeper into Kim’s later career, the evolution of Savoy Brown, his songwriting philosophy, life on the road, and the enduring Legacy he leaves behind. Debbie shares personal reflections on Kim as both an artist and husband, while Bob offers insight into helping bring Kim’s life story to readers.

Together, they reveal the passion, determination, humor, and Wisdom that defined one of blues-rock’s true pioneers.

If you Love classic rock, blues history, and stories from the musicians who helped shape modern music, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

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