Derringer - Beyond The Universe - 9/17/1977 - Capitol Theatre

[@twmoody62]

Derringer was notorious for blowing the headliners off the stage. A critic in st. Louis said it best during a led zepplin review. The first night the people came to see Zepplin the second night they came to see Derringer. The best live hard rock act of the 70s. No one mention Derringers inflence on EVH, but he was doing eddie before eddie was

[@steelmob]

I tell everyone that Eddie van Halen stole alot of riffs from Derringer ,I was there in Hollywood at the clubs when Derringer played he was the hottest guitar player in Hollywood and Eddie was at his shows up front Derringer was something special he had a few hits and made it some what to bad Eddie never acknowledged Rick

[@williamweiss6128]

Love and play his live lp. Still gets it.

[@louiesalinas4720]

Rock on Buddy!

[@autk]

Did it to Frampton all over the US

[@marcoubagoleardini5770]

Eddie Van Halen talked s*it about Derringer in a few interviews. He was pissed when Derringer incorporated bits of “Eruption” in his own solo when he toured with VH after VH got their break. Eddie had Derringer kicked out from the tour. Maybe EVH felt threatened.

[@underthegun001]

I saw Derringer on this tour in Salt Lake City. They totally blew Aerosmith off the stage. Still one of the hottest shows I've seen to this day.

[@MRosati5000]

They did the same thing in New York.

[@louiesalinas4720]

Sweet!

[@mariobuttino6095]

Awesome Guitar solos,I have been listening to Rick Derringer, Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter, Dan Hartman since 1974,they are all incredible musicians, they got me into Guitar playing.

[@jesuscampos8136]

Derringer live was an awesome album 👍🍻🥁

[@autk]

Yes it was.,.... Sailor!

[@stingylizard]

Even better live! Got lucky in July '77 and sae Derringer open for Alice Cooper in Houston. Close my eyes,I can still smell those 70's concerts.

[@michaelvillarreal8838]

Yes the arena full of cannabis smoke, I too saw him a number of times during this time period. Great concerts in those days.

[@patbridgers5030]

I remember when that album came out in the summer of 1976 that and Aerosmith Rocks were the best albums of the summer.

[@Jamestele1]

Damn good times in Dale City Virginia!

[@libertysoutlook5160]

'76 was an incredible year for concerts.

[@MauriceDuncan-bq9it]

I saw good shows in 76. But my favorite was I can not remember.im old blue oyster cult

[@MauriceDuncan-bq9it]

A lot of musicians died in 76 Tommy Bolin, Paul Kossof of Free. Tim Hardin Reason to believe he wrote some really good songs.

[@MauriceDuncan-bq9it]

What's fucked up is they all died of heroin.

[@NicolasCharalambous-t5y]

Omg he is just so good. I was there and can't believe this concert is in such good quality 1977.

[@MauriceDuncan-bq9it]

Johnny winter and i still have this on album. Two of the best guitarists ever. Thankfully I was there.

[@scott193]

This man played the 💜 sound track of my teenage years thank you Rick nothing but respect ✌️ and lots of 🎶💕

[@Insaneworld127]

What a great band! Those first two Derringer albums are classic, baby!

[@MrMojabo]

This is beyond great. Beyond the universe. Beyond excellent. Derringer always delivered

[@bigal05171957]

DERRINGER BLEW the roofs off Chicago's Comisky Park 1976 with Jeff Beck & Aerosmith there was a Fire during Jeff Beck the temp was in the 90s 🎶🎸

[@kurtpecsenye9806]

I wish they were for that 1

[@SteveSchuffert]

Rick in the day was fairly unmatched. Saw him many times. Opened for him once. A golden era of rock for sure.

[@AuntieAunnie]

This was my all time favorite song from Rick Derringer. I'm still blown away from all the talent. He played in CT a lot so I was lucky to see him live many times. Shout out to Rick (wherever you are) and the Shaboo Inn for the most memorable shows. Oh and thanks for posting this video.

[@zippy2213]

Derringer also played this show at the Brave Bull same year, the whole place was a hot rocking sweathouse we all loved it, rock on Rick. Not to mention Edgar's white trash!

[@marcaobluesmanoficial]

Fantastic🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@chrisowoc3463]

Holy shit that's good shit

[@josephblomeister3040]

Visiting this legend again in 2022, and this legendary song, almost 50 years later. Saw these guys in 1976ish a couple times. The ripping lead style of Rick never ceases to amaze me. He learned some of it from Johnny Winter--- you can hear that style in his playing. I'm gonna learn the basic guitar riff but the rest of it will remain a mystery.

[@brianhammer5107]

they influenced each other - the McCoys were on record before JW was

[@williamweber8573]

Uli even came to ND/MN middle of nowhere! Uli is the archetype of heavy prog style licks we all love! Cheers 🍻

[@gregb8565]

Same here - I was there to see one if my faves can’t recall , boc or Kansas or whom ever in Milwaukee same lineup with Danny Johnston - and they definitely blew the place apart - not saying better but got our attention

[@raymondcote2913]

Saw this lineup a few times. Great stuff.

[@PlayItAgainLouder]

On this night, Rick Derringer was the best guitarist in the world.

[@FeelingShred]

I noticed the use of Phaser effect before Van Halen... Who else used Phaser before this?

[@ZalMoxis]

Uli Jon Roth@@FeelingShred

[@drmidnight680-kz2le]

​@@FeelingShredvan Halen saw this and then he wrote Eruption after.

[@FeelingShred]

eddie never "wrote" Eruption, his engineer on studio was recording and compiled a collection of different takes in a single collage... it's his credit

[@drmidnight680-kz2le]

@@FeelingShred a collection of different takes from beyond the universe and guitar improvisations by Terry Kath from Chicago Transit Authority.

[@Skyy-avari]

The word underrated comes to mind.

[@SteveGasper-tp9th]

I went to a high school dance and the McCoy's were playing. Had no Idea who I was looking at. Derringer played guitar for them. Later discovered him, when Edgar Winter came along. The man could make a guitar talk. At that time, probably the best.

[@ChicagoRob2]

Saw Rick with Johnny Winter. Best live show I’ve ever seen.

[@RandyFricke]

Great band. Mark Cunningham and Myron Grombacher succeeded Danny Johnson and Vinnie Appice perfectly.

[@rockyjones4727]

Ah, thanks. I was thinking....."uh, that does not look like Vinnie."

[@brianhammer5107]

@@rockyjones4727 that IS Vinnie - and Kenny Aaronson - this is 1977

[@rickya3877]

The man

[@algreaves4515]

Cool connections between Rick Derringer; Neil "Spider" Geraldo used to play guitar in one of the Derringer band line ups. This drummer in this video post; Myron Grombacher obviously played with Derringer too (although it was Vinnie Apice who played on the great Derringer Live album. Both Neil and Myron played with Pat Benatar on all of her really big hits. Neil and Pat have been married for over thirty years now. Fun little fact.

[@Jonathan-L]

Wow, that drum solo!

[@vickyvlrich]

Yep!

[@carljacobson7156]

It still blows my mind that this was the 'Hang On Sloopy' guy. With the other McCoy members, of course.

[@MrMojabo]

Why .? I think of him as the house band from the scene and Johnny Winter And. Now they where the Mccoys

[@carljacobson7156]

@@MrMojabo Because I first became aware of Rick Derringer from his song ROCK & ROLL HOOCHIE KOO - I didn't realize that this was the same guy that did HANG ON SLOOPY with his band, as a teenager. Thanks to KZbin, I've been able to listen to the McCOY'S later albums (also JOHNNY WINTER AND), and they were really great. Unfortunately, Rick is the only one that didn't end up a 'Rock & Roll Casualty' like his brother Randy, Bassist Randy Jo Hobbs or their keyboardist, Bobby Peterson.

[@NH-ox1gr]

@@carljacobson7156 The original keyboardist for the successful McCoys recordings and tour was Ronnie Brandon. He became a successful businessman and is living a great retirement! Bobby Peterson was around for a very short period when Rick Derringer was trying to transition to psychedelic music that was absolutely horrible.

[@ClassofEighty2]

Myron Grombacher on drums.....yes. Saw these four guys twice, a year later. As good as any of their contemporaries. I think Neil Geraldo didn't show up till 79??

[@brianhammer5107]

this is 1977 - that's Vinnie - Vinnie and Danny split to form Axis together, and Rick and Kenny carried on with Myron

[@SteveGasper-tp9th]

I took a girl to her prom in 1967 the band they hired were the Mc coys. Had no idea who I was watching. For those who don't know in 1965 I think they had a hit called Hang on sloopy . Rick Derringer was on guitar. Saw him a while later he was guitarist for Edgar Winter. He was awesome. But this jam maybe his best.✌️👍🎸

[@chickeastwater9883]

Oh my goodness ,, Woooo Hey Ted ,, you watching this & reading comments ?

[@kennyapeixoto]

Poxaa como queria ter vivido isso ❤

[@ericreitelbach7926]

I saw this tour

[@jeffmays7192]

That Bernie Rico looking and sounding good!!

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

Rick is so good that he blows himself off stage.

[@brownsounddesign]

😂😅

[@midi1529]

play your pentatonics until you bleed boys!

[@autk]

Not all they did, lots of chromatics and some outside merged modes, but you don't know so you posted this in ignorance

[@SteveSchuffert]

😂

[@SteveSchuffert]

Please 😂

[@80Shades-Guitar]

Gotta give it up for the camera operators! 🙌

[@Blade247]

I saw Judas Priest and Rick Derringer opening for Led Zeppelin in Oakland California. It turns out that it was the last time that Zeppelin would play in America.

[@bjornekblom2096]

WHOs the drummer? On the studio tracks it was Vinnie Appice?

[@stevesmusic]

Myron Grombacher

[@brianhammer5107]

Good band. When they split, Derringer continued as a good trio, and Johnston and Appice formed Axis, whose lone album is very good.

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

05:50 What was that thing that he was grabbing on and sliding?

[@wholeworld399]

Echoplex. .Tommy Bolin, Steve Hillage, most notable users of it.

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

@@wholeworld399 That's right. Bolin was on love with that thing. They're going for $1,500.00 used I saw.

[@alexanderbrown4250]

Delay speed and depth on the ecoplex.

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

@alexanderbrown4250 That's some phenomenal fretboard musical masturbation of the creamiest calibré. 😃

[@wholeworld399]

Saw Rick several times late 70s and mid 80s. .

[@matthewhackenberg7765]

Before Eddie Van Halen made it.Rick Derringer he was Eddie Van Halen that didn't make it.Excellect guitar player.

[@matthewhackenberg7765]

Specially for that time period.

[@johnunderwood3132]

Is that Myron on drums

[@RSTI191]

Drummer look familiar? Myron Grombacher - Pat Benatar band.. Kenny Aaronson on bass..

[@frogleg752]

Who's doing that siren sound at the very end?

[@saintninansplace]

Myron Grombacher on the drums aka Pat Benatar fame.

[@David-ll2nq]

NON STOP!!!!!

[@axevictim7226]

Lot's of lineups for tours with Rick! This looks like Kenny Aronson and Myron G on drums but that doesn't look like Danny Johnson. Is it Neil Girardo?

[@pj87892000]

Mark Cunningham

[@axevictim7226]

@@pj87892000 Thanks man.

[@777thetruth2]

No, it's Danny Johnson and Vinny Appice.

[@axevictim7226]

@@777thetruth2 That's not Vinny look at 3:10 to 3:15.

[@FeelingShred]

Phaser guitar effect before Van Halen? Who else did it?

[@ZalMoxis]

Uli Jon Roth

[@knightfall9394]

jimmy page

[@drmidnight680-kz2le]

​@@knightfall9394maybe for The Rover

[@raymondcote2913]

Tommy Bolin.

[@MauriceDuncan-bq9it]

He was the only one who could compete with Randy Rhoads

[@autk]

BC Rich Mockingbird, I have a Koa one just like this, 79 model, the real McCoy

[@siliconbronze]

Frankly, Rick D does not get the recognition he deserves, as an incredible player. Not sure EVH would have sounded the same without Rick D. I saw them in NYC, Radio City Music Hall, during the same time period. They opened for Trower. While I love Trower, Derringer blew the roof off, as you can tell from this video.

[@FeelingShred]

I was thinking the same when I heard the Phaser effect before VH... Who else used Phaser before this, do you know?

[@teresabrundage3614]

My Husband was there & said the Derringer Band was much more exciting than Trower; which was slower & bluesier.

[@knightfall9394]

@@FeelingShredhow many times are you gonna ask that question in this comment section?

[@virgosongs2915]

whos, that other amazing musso???

[@geezlouisshamona]

Did he invent thrash??

[@joeladams2540]

Apparently 🤷

[@jimcharles651]

I wish the mix were better

[@jonathanalter8481]

I think these dudes were touching tips...

[@tedmich]

nice, but of the era, I prefer Marino.

[@scottbarker9058]

@ 1 20.........looks like..yup-SLASH????? lol

[@delphinazizumbo8674]

his material was always weak...like this weak sauce jesus......COME ON

[@MauriceDuncan-bq9it]

Btw I hate Eddie

[@montedyoung3247]

Not great

[@NH-ox1gr]

This had to be the low point of Rick Derringer's career. What is this shit?

[@knightfall9394]

pretty crappy

[@NH-ox1gr]

I think this was the low point of Rick Derringer's career. Great guitar player but this entire concert was terrible.