Editing Dave Walker (section)

===Savoy Brown again (1986–1991)===
After being out of the music business for eight years, in 1986 [[Kim Simmonds]] persuaded Walker to rejoin his revamped [[Savoy Brown]], which included Al Macomber on drums and Jim Dagnesi on bass.

In 1987 Walker moved to [[Gallup, New Mexico]] where he lived until 1998 and Savoy Brown recorded the ''Make Me Sweat'' album, released in early 1988 on GNP Crescendo Records, followed in April 1989 by the ''Kings of Boogie'' album (also on GNP Crescendo).

Macomber was replaced by Pete Mendillo on drums, Lou Kaplan replaced Dagnesi on bass and Rick Jewett augmented the line-up on keyboards for the tour to promote ''Kings of Boogie'', and in November 1990 a live album from this tour was released called ''Live And Kickin<nowiki>'</nowiki>'' (GNP Crescendo).  These well received albums were produced by Neil Norman who sought out Dave's infectious comedic style.

However, by September 1991, Dave Walker had had enough of gruelling tours, so he left Savoy Brown again.