RICK DERRINGER - American Boy LP 73 w Spring Fever LP 75 w Live! LP 77 w DERRINGER - st LP 76 & Sweet Evil LP 77 w Guitars And Women LP 79 w Face To Face LP 80 w If I Weren't So Romantic, I'd Shoot You LP 78 w Good Dirty Fun LP 83 w st CD 02 w BONUS: Infinite McCoys LP w Hang On Sloopy LP

REPOST Request:  Another great has fallen R.I.P. to Rick Derringer.  What I wrote last time:  Thanks to Jim for suggesting four more albums by Rick that I added to most recent post as well as adding his earlier McCoy's vinyl I had posted.  I did my best to clean up the two pops on his all-time classic heart felt tune 'Tomorrow' second song side one of his 1975 album.  I really dig the song because I had a sticker on my pre-amp from old discog sellers putting stickers in the boxes that really sums up this blog and all of us (kind of gave me a nice deep emotional flush that washed over me so I tried extra hard to clean the song.  After all, as Rick says:  WE'RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER!  Keep the faith, I think I could listen to the song 50 more times.  He should be grouped with Rory Gallagher, Gary Moore and those guitar types.  Mister Rock 'N' Roll Hoochie Koo man from the McCoys (Hang On Sloopy) who saw the first prog rock band 1-2-3 in England so became quite an open minded music lover.  This 78 album finds him with just some great tunes with positive lyrics and even the last song, Monomania has the same devil voice that Roky Erickson used around that time in his movie ode, "Creature with the Atom Brain".                                   https://bestfile.io/en/WajDUNvpfQ0NNLh/file