Simon & Steve

Simon & Steve were artists featured on the late 1960s British blues compilation albums, particularly noted for their contribution to the "Me And The Devil - Tony McPhee & Friends" release. Their track "Heartstruck Sorrow" appeared on this collection, showcasing their involvement in a vibrant music scene.

The late 1960s saw a surge of British blues compilations, many of which highlighted prominent figures like Jo-Ann Kelly and Tony McPhee of The Groundhogs. Simon & Steve were part of this significant movement, appearing alongside other notable musicians such as Andy Fernbach, Dave Kelly (Jo-Ann's brother), John Lewis (later known as Jona Lewie), Brett Marvin and the Thunderbolts, Jim Pitts, and Graham Hines. These artists collectively demonstrated the depth and quality of British blues, with some drawing inspiration directly from the Mississippi Delta sound.