Haters go home. Nobody will replace Jeff Beck but Rick is his own man. A master class in power trios just the same. I was a fan of Bogart and Appice since Vanilla Fudge.
These guys are all Professional's Professionals - they are the musicians brought into the Recording Studio when the ''Rock Stars" can't play the tunes right. Rick Derringer was brought into the Recording Studio by KISS at the height of their fame in the late 1970's, because Ace Frehley couldn't perform a guitar solo as it was written in the song. After hours of Ace messing up and costing expensive Studio time, they brought in Rick, who nailed the solo in one take and was out the door in less than an hour. A Pro's Pro.
@Eric The KISS box set details that Rick Derringer played on "Larger Than Life." However, Rick's official discography omits this alleged contribution Also according to Google - Rick Derringer was brought in to record a solo that Vinnie Vincent couldn't get right for the song 'Exciter' of the LICK IT UP album. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lick_It_Up
@@carljacobson7156 if i could go back in time and i was managing kiss i would have them sounding something between zeppelin and elp on another planet. they only wanted to play easy pop music and live the rockstar life, and thats what they did
One of the Very Best power trio performance of All time without any doubt! With Beck Awesome but with Derringer with his unique style and well I have no words to describe the Joy to see this Jewel of musicianship ❤️🎸✌️
@rickolson7775 Yes, he was smoking, but have you heard the same song by CBA with Char? I like the sound of Times 6 string in this one. ua-cam.com/video/pk0ccAhSYJA/v-deo.htmlsi=GMfObgvacvs3-drS
What a talented trio. Amazing musicians. Rest in Peace Tim. I was fortunate enough to see you with Carmine and Vanilla Fudge in 1968 at Mount Saint Mary's College in Emittsburg, Maryland. Boegert total blew me away on bass as did Carmine on drums.
I remember Rick was known as the "up and coming virtuoso on the guitar" way back when he was with the McCoys! He was basically "Johnny Winter's Protege"! "He's too cool for School" !!!
People get that wrong, if anything Rick probably got more from Edgar than Johnny. Johnn probably got a lot from Rick. When ricks management took him to see johnny he wasn't impressed and was about to go elsewhere but when Johnny played the slide Rick could see what was there.
Winters was older than Rick by a few years, that's why it was written in the tabloids that Derringer was Winter's protege!! As far as their talents go, Winter's was more like a Savant than Rick, because of his affliction probably !?!@@MrMojabo
And the critics back in the day said Tim and Carmine couldn't sing. They did a great job in my book, especially considering the complex instrumentation.
That's a Ludwig Octa-plus. I would love to have heard some of those Neil Peart style accents on the high toms, but it was a different time, and every drummer has his own style. An awesome performance by masters of their trade.
They probably would have gotten along better with Derringer in the band/ never even knew this lineup existed/ probably came after Beck bailed mid-tour !!!###
Seriously, and I loved Jeff Beck, but maybe the the best 3-piece band ever. Good God. Tim Bogert killed it. Carmine is incredible as always and Rick Derringer is, well, Rick Derringer. What a group.
BBA Although short Lived was Truly Awesome...kind of like Blind Faith " A Super Group. No way could Jeff Beck be Replaced ( RIP Jeff) However, Rick did do what he does- plays Guitar in a kick ass way. BBA- 5 Stars Derringer Bogart Appice- 4 Stars.
That's one helluva a guitar Rick is playing, and it's kind of weird that Bogert is playing a headless bass, which is kind of minimal. Saw Rick play live once and was blown away. Very inspiring but not in the 'I'm going home now and playing the shit out my axe' way. In a way that has you wanting to stop playing altogether. He was that good, Hendrix level good.
I always thought Appice's cymbal-work was the best element of his drumming/and its hard to follow Beck/ but Derringer is certainly no slouch here !!!###
That is a nasty riff (up there w/ 25 or six to 4 or Hocus Pocus) and they work the hell out of it. Derringer goes way out (like science fiction out). Didn't know he had that in him.
I was a drummer and Carmine was one of my biggest influences. However, Mr. Producer, there are two other musicians up there and we'd have appreciated a lot more camera time than they got here.
@@69zenos1....you're right, Beck had his own sound and signature in that....just that Derringer is more rocker and sometimes it's good to be like that on a live stage....
@@prickrick I have to support 69zenos 1 here. Beck was more clever, musically imaginative and just tastier than Derringer. If you have a guitar player like Derringer in a power trio his style wears off after a while and it gets boring. And that´s something Jeff Beck was always able to avoid.
Derringer was a monster guitarist back in the day, still is.
Haters go home. Nobody will replace Jeff Beck but Rick is his own man. A master class in power trios just the same. I was a fan of Bogart and Appice since Vanilla Fudge.
Derringer’s tone is so good! But what else would you expect from Derringer!!
These guys are all Professional's Professionals - they are the musicians brought into the Recording Studio when the ''Rock Stars" can't play the tunes right.
Rick Derringer was brought into the Recording Studio by KISS at the height of their fame in the late 1970's, because Ace Frehley couldn't perform a guitar solo as it was written in the song.
After hours of Ace messing up and costing expensive Studio time, they brought in Rick, who nailed the solo in one take and was out the door in less than an hour.
A Pro's Pro.
Do you know which song that was?
I always thought Ace was overrated. Mainly because I was raised on Derringer, Beck, Winter, Blackmore, Trower, Hendrix, West, etc.
@Eric The KISS box set details that Rick Derringer played on "Larger Than Life." However, Rick's official discography omits this alleged contribution
Also according to Google - Rick Derringer was brought in to record a solo that Vinnie Vincent couldn't get right for the song 'Exciter' of the LICK IT UP album.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lick_It_Up
@@carljacobson7156 if i could go back in time and i was managing kiss i would have them sounding something between zeppelin and elp on another planet. they only wanted to play easy pop music and live the rockstar life, and thats what they did
@@tedtalksstamps Lick it up exciter Solo and anything with that delay. Creatures of the night Solo Steve Farris of Mr.Mister.
One of the Very Best power trio performance of All time without any doubt! With Beck Awesome but with Derringer with his unique style and well I have no words to describe the Joy to see this Jewel of musicianship ❤️🎸✌️
That's best i ever seen Tim Bogart play, holy shit. Appice was great too. Rick was great. Nice video thanks for sharing.
@rickolson7775 Yes, he was smoking, but have you heard the same song by CBA with Char? I like the sound of Times 6 string in this one.
ua-cam.com/video/pk0ccAhSYJA/v-deo.htmlsi=GMfObgvacvs3-drS
Fantastic! RIP Tim Bogert
allright prople, no problem, for sure this version is hot, R.I.P. Bogert........
I think it's cool when rock stars get together and play each other songs. It doesn't happen a lot but it's cool to watch
Where's the rest of this concert?
Tim was actually crazy talented!
So amazing to watch conducting from the drummer's throne.
Bogart is a monster great job all way around
Derregers best DayZ was with Johnny Winter.... When God wants to play guitar he Burrow's becks Hands 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤟🤟🤟🤟
Derringer is one of those woefully underrated guitarists. I enjoyed this collaboration. Gonna miss Jeff. A unique and unsurpassed talent.
Nah
@@narvul Nah? I'm not gonna miss Jeff Beck? Clones aren't too bright.
not by me, one listen is all you need...
@@narvul guessing you meant that derringer is not underrated, same here
@@songshineoriginalmusic I thought he got kinda overshadowed by the Winters brothers.
DBA was a kick ass outfit! Nice to see this up there. RIP Timmy Bogert.
What a talented trio. Amazing musicians. Rest in Peace Tim. I was fortunate enough to see you with Carmine and Vanilla Fudge in 1968 at Mount Saint Mary's College in Emittsburg, Maryland. Boegert total blew me away on bass as did Carmine on drums.
Tim Bogert was a great bass player, never got the credit he deserved
True ..he inspired me
as a drummer myself for more than 40 years, Carmine or Vinnie , i love these 2....one plays 1 bass-drum, the other 2 ....
Derringer sucks
Tim Bogert looked like Warren Zevon
Warren is much cooler
That's what Tim Bogart could do with no one looking over shoulder.
I remember Rick was known as the "up and coming virtuoso on the guitar" way back when he was with the McCoys! He was basically "Johnny Winter's Protege"! "He's too cool for School" !!!
People get that wrong, if anything Rick probably got more from Edgar than Johnny. Johnn probably got a lot from Rick.
When ricks management took him to see johnny he wasn't impressed and was about to go elsewhere but when Johnny played the slide Rick could see what was there.
Where did you get that from? They both had the same management.
Winters was older than Rick by a few years, that's why it was written in the tabloids that Derringer was Winter's protege!! As far as their talents go, Winter's was more like a Savant than Rick, because of his affliction probably !?!@@MrMojabo
Power trio is the ultimate distillation. Everyone can play. Everyond can sing. Everyone can sing and play at the same time. Love it..
And the critics back in the day said Tim and Carmine couldn't sing. They did a great job in my book, especially considering the complex instrumentation.
That's a Ludwig Octa-plus. I would love to have heard some of those Neil Peart style accents on the high toms, but it was a different time, and every drummer has his own style. An awesome performance by masters of their trade.
I heard them before and knew they carried on. This is great.
Jeff Beck and now Rick Derringer.
Rockin trios. 🕉
BBA
DBA
3:55 now that’s what you call slap bass.
They probably would have gotten along better with Derringer in the band/ never even knew this lineup existed/ probably came after Beck bailed mid-tour !!!###
Seriously, and I loved Jeff Beck, but maybe the the best 3-piece band ever. Good God. Tim Bogert killed it. Carmine is incredible as always and Rick Derringer is, well, Rick Derringer. What a group.
BBA Although short Lived was Truly Awesome...kind of like Blind Faith " A Super Group. No way could Jeff Beck be Replaced ( RIP Jeff) However, Rick did do what he does- plays Guitar in a kick ass way. BBA- 5 Stars Derringer Bogart Appice- 4 Stars.
Wow, absolutely amazing.
That's one helluva a guitar Rick is playing, and it's kind of weird that Bogert is playing a headless bass, which is kind of minimal. Saw Rick play live once and was blown away. Very inspiring but not in the 'I'm going home now and playing the shit out my axe' way. In a way that has you wanting to stop playing altogether. He was that good, Hendrix level good.
That was tits! Thx for putting this up. I never saw this one.
Rick is a Christian love to talk to him in heaven he's great God gave him talent 😃
No Superstition involved. Just hard practice.
I always thought Appice's cymbal-work was the best element of his drumming/and its hard to follow Beck/ but Derringer is certainly no slouch here !!!###
Man! That was refreshing! Bogert! Man, what a loss. :(
Masterclass! What a Gig!
I'll take Derringer
Poor Steinberger bass!!!
No head to put the brain. Great for aching shoulders after being on stage for a while, but not much to look at.
リック・デリンジャー、子供バンド(KODOMO BAND)のシャツ着てるｗ
Des monstres du rock and roll !
Carmine my fav drummer ..and singing ..!!!!
リックデリンジャー子供バンドのTシャツ着てるじゃねーか！！！
Rick is amazing , so underrated
Interesting to hear this with a different guitar play. There is room in the world for multiple interpretations.
I love Derringer (with Winter), but Beck’s better
That may be, but Derringer can make you forget all that when he's on.
subjective.
Yes. Beck. But Derringer always has fun. Happy Guitar. Spell check edit.
Totally different players
Y sí...Jeff..insuperable y único..yo diría también irrepetible...me dejó en un mar de lágrimas y extrañamiento
Rick is good... but he ain't no Beck!
Totally agree
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Derringer with bogert appice. Classic
What's it called when tap down on the the cymbal below and up from below the one above?
I've been trying to figure out if there's a term for that but I haven't been successful so far
子供ばんどのTシャツ着てるなw
Wow! Just as cool!
Anybody that can play with Johnny Winter is ok in my book ! Derringer kicks ass !
surely....
Stank basement jam
That is a nasty riff (up there w/ 25 or six to 4 or Hocus Pocus) and they work the hell out of it. Derringer goes way out (like science fiction out). Didn't know he had that in him.
Interesting to realize that Derringer would later tour with Cyndi Lauper. Talk about versatility.
Rick is a little over his head here, kudos for trying but no!
With “Johnny Winter And Live” he smashed….Historic 2 guitar freestyle, awesome stuff!
This is as good as it gets.
I didn't know Carmine could sing. Kick ass Ricky n Timmy. Was Tim voted #1 bass player awhile ago. R.I.P.Boegy
awesome!
Rick doe's this song great justice. But no-one will ever play it like Jeff.
You don't compare you enjoy and take in the artistry ....yeah baby!!
Rick's is a really great guitarist, I wrote the Lyrics to Lady for B.B.A. was credited on their L.P. but never recieved a penny. rock n roll eh !
You should've got a mean lawyer after them!
This is fantastic! Carmine and Tim always had great bands
Derringer is rather a full-fledged caliber .50 S&W revolver...
And now, the Emmy for the most bad-ass bass/percussion pair for all of eternity....
Except Bruce/Baker, maybe
Rick Derringer...the American Jeff Beck
De acuerdo !..pero en este concierto...Tim Bogert se lleva las palmas !!!...espectacular
Judging by his picture RD jo'd a lot
Wtf was the date of this F’ing gig??
Yes ! ❤
I used to cover this song 50yrs ago
Tks for upload. Great version!
allright, cool i also love this version, rare...don't think it exists with J.Beck....
@@prickrick No video but.............. ua-cam.com/video/sinAtIA2mAg/v-deo.html
Now, that's music!
B.A.D. hell yeah!
I was a drummer and Carmine was one of my biggest influences.
However, Mr. Producer, there are two other musicians up there
and we'd have appreciated a lot more camera time than they got here.
Shut up, even..
genial - besonders der BASS!!!!
7:53
Damn!
😍❤️💯👍
I like this even better than BBA !
for sure it's a kick-ass version and guitar sound is harder than Beck....
@@prickrick BUT...not nearly as "clever" as Beck. Let's get that straight right now.
@@69zenos1....you're right, Beck had his own sound and signature in that....just that Derringer is more rocker and sometimes it's good to be like that on a live stage....
@@prickrick I have to support 69zenos 1 here. Beck was more clever, musically imaginative and just tastier than Derringer. If you have a guitar player like Derringer in a power trio his style wears off after a while and it gets boring. And that´s something Jeff Beck was always able to avoid.
@@prickrick Plus, Derringer is super tight.
does anyone have the tab?
There's like 4 chords. WTF you need a tab for?!?!?
@@cmerton LOL.......true.
When derringer joined johnny winters band he was already a well established guitarist just as good as johnny.
I prefer derringer to beck.
Bogart was a cop.
Boring.
👍🇺🇲❤DERRINGER 🎸
New to me.