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Rick Derringer —
Face To Face ... LP 
Blue Sky, 1980. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover has light wear and an unglued top seam.)
2
Rick Derringer —
All American Boy ... LP Blue Sky/
... LP, Vinyl record album
3
Rick Derringer & The McCoys —
Outside Stuff ... LP Mercury, 1974. Very Good 2LP Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
4
Edgar Winter Group —
Edgar Winter Group With Rick Derringer ... LP Blue Sky, 1975. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
Possible matches: 9
5
Epic, 1974. Very Good+ ... $4.99
Produced by Rick Derringer. LP, Vinyl record album
(Orange label pressing. Includes the heavy inner sleeve. Cover has some ringwear, yellowing from age, and a stained spot at the side.)
6
Columbia, 1974. Near Mint- ... Just Sold Out!
Produced by Rick Derringer. LP, Vinyl record album
7
Columbia, 1970. Near Mint- ... $14.99
An early classic from Johnny Winter – and a great example of his strong partnership with Rick Derringer! LP, Vinyl record album
(Original pressing. Cover has light ring wear.)
8
Regency, 1982. Sealed ... $9.99 14.99
With selections by David Pomeranz, Plain Jane, Rick Derringer, Keane Brothers, What, The Twisters, Greg Mathieson Project, and Devinstated. LP, Vinyl record album
(Still sealed, with a promo stamp and tracklist sticker.)
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Tin House —
Tin House (with bonus tracks) ... CD 
Epic/
A hard rock trio with a hell of a sound – heard here on their one and only album from the 70s – a surprising major label debut on Epic Records, with top-shelf production from Rick Derringer! The album's got a searing burn right from the start – quite a heady brew for this young trio, who come on with the guitar complexities of Johnny Winter at times, and kind of the brooding, bassy bottom you might hear from the James Gang ag their best – although Tin House also have this more youthful, more sneering vibe too – one that's completely their own, and which has made this obscure debut a lost treasure for hard rock collectors over the decades! Titles include "I Want Your Body", "Be Good & Be Kind", "Personal Gain", "Jezebel Give Me Your Lovin", "Lady Of The Silent Opera", "Tomorrow", and "You've Gone Too Far". Beautiful reissue – with bonus tracks that include "Be Good & Be Kind (mono)", "I Want Your Body (mono)", and unreleased tunes "Understand" and "Thanks To My Friends". CD
10
Tin House —
Tin House (with bonus tracks) ... CD Epic/
A hard rock trio with a hell of a sound – heard here on their one and only album from the 70s – a surprising major label debut on Epic Records, with top-shelf production from Rick Derringer! The album's got a searing burn right from the start – quite a heady brew for this young trio, who come on with the guitar complexities of Johnny Winter at times, and kind of the brooding, bassy bottom you might hear from the James Gang ag their best – although Tin House also have this more youthful, more sneering vibe too – one that's completely their own, and which has made this obscure debut a lost treasure for hard rock collectors over the decades! Titles include "I Want Your Body", "Be Good & Be Kind", "Personal Gain", "Jezebel Give Me Your Lovin", "Lady Of The Silent Opera", "Tomorrow", and "You've Gone Too Far". Beautiful reissue – with bonus tracks that include "Be Good & Be Kind (mono)", "I Want Your Body (mono)", and unreleased tunes "Understand" and "Thanks To My Friends". CD
11
Edgar Winter's White Trash —
Roadwork ... LP Epic, 1972. Very Good+ 2LP Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
Featuring Jerry Lacroix, Rick Derringer, and Johnny Winter. LP, Vinyl record album
12
Various —
Todd Rundgren – An Elpee's Worth Of Productions ... CD Rhino, 1970s/
Features tracks by Steve Hillage, Meat Loaf, the Rubinoos, XTC, Lords of the New Church, Jules Shear, Patti Smith, New York Dolls, Fanny, Rick Derringer, and Bourgeois Tagg. CD
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Tin House —
Tin House ... LP Epic, 1971. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
A hard rock trio with a hell of a sound – heard here on their one and only album from the 70s – a surprising major label debut on Epic Records, with top-shelf production from Rick Derringer! The album's got a searing burn right from the start – quite a heady brew for this young trio, who come on with the guitar complexities of Johnny Winter at times, and kind of the brooding, bassy bottom you might hear from the James Gang ag their best – although Tin House also have this more youthful, more sneering vibe too – one that's completely their own, and which has made this obscure debut a lost treasure for hard rock collectors over the decades! Titles include "I Want Your Body", "Be Good & Be Kind", "Personal Gain", "Jezebel Give Me Your Lovin", "Lady Of The Silent Opera", "Tomorrow", and "You've Gone Too Far". LP, Vinyl record album
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