TIME STAMPS -
0:41 Performance
4:12 Analysis Start
7:48 Rhythm Guitar
13:20 Rick's Lead Solo

We opened for Rick back in 91, in Rhode Island, Our agent told us Rick had blown up his Marshall the night before, and was wondering if anyone played through a Marshall, and if so could he use it for the gig, I had just bought a JCM800 50 watt, and I would be honored to have him use it. We did the gig , Rick was fantastic, and after the gig, we talked and smoked some herbal cigarettes, and asked him all sorts of questions about,the Winter brothers, about what songs he played on for Steely Dan, I asked him if he would sign my amp, and with a sharpie, signed it very nicely Rick Derringer 91”,  I still have that amp and the great memories of that gig! Ricks the MAN!

Rick, Dan and Edgar never truly got the respect that earned for their incredible work.

Rick is a personal friend of mine, we have recorded at his home together and I can tell you that he is a great guy! Super talented guitarist and producer!!!! Just a good person all the way around!

I booked Rick Derringer many times in my career. He’s a gentleman a great guitarist very underrated and very humble

Great player, he will be missed dearly...rest In peace Rick... ✝️ ❤ ✌️

This is what rock n roll sounded like, almost a half century ago.  Like a Locomotive tearing up the track.  That's why they're smiling, because it's fun tearing up the track.  Thanks FIL,   for another great memory.

You know you're badass when Edgar Winter is playing keys for you.

We all were blown away back in the early 1970’s by Rick Derringer and Johnny & Edgar Winter.
Also Robin Trower, Yes, Focus, Nazareth, BTO and many others.

Derringer made an instant classic and this song is Rock n Roll! If you don’t like this, then you don’t like Rock n Roll! Period!

The bass player, Dan Hartman, was the guy who did the song "I Can Dream About You" which was a big hit.  He was a great singer, songwriter, producer,  and even a studio engineer.   He also wrote the song "Free Ride" for Edgar Winter.

I've seen Rick many many times, and tipped back a few beers with him too. He went to one of my gigs the night after one of his, and stayed for a beer after our first set. We did our Johnny, Edgar, and Rick medley and he liked it. He didn't jam with us though. He gave me advice that I follow to this day. He told me to stop holding my breath during my solos. He's right. When I concentrated on breathing, I discovered that I grind my teeth while I play too. These deprive our muscles of oxygen, and waste energy that causes us to have a rough third set later on in the night. He is one of the coolest down to earth people who are actually famous too. I'm just a nobody, and he's still polite and respectful.

I'm not sure which is more fun: watching the performance, or watching Fil watch the performance.

So real and raw. I'm 69 years old. I remember these days. The music was so raw and real.

Rick Derringer is consistently one of the most under appreciated guitarists of all time.  He's simply so solid I just don't understand how he doesn't get more recognition.

I've always said this is one of the best rock'n songs ever.  RIP Rick Derringer

Yes Fil. Totally bad ass rock. Love when a band looks happy. These guys are having a blast.

My mother was a concert pianist. She taught me that every instrument the instrument should focus on adding to or complimenting the melody.  When you listen to the guitar solos of the true grades you hear the guitar actually sing out!   Sadly, so many guitar solos are now about shredding as many notes as possible... which is just sad!  Other greats like Richie Blackmore and Brian May really understand how to make a guitar sing...  But Rick Derringer was there 1st!

in 73 i was 16 years old and having the time of my life with all the music we had,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

One of the coolest rock n roll songs ever