Rick Derringer
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Rick Derringer's Effects Pedals
Sold at the 1970 Winter's End Pop Festival, as reported secondhand on Kit Rae's Big Muff Pi Page's "Jimi Hendrix Big Muff" section.
An original Big Muff owner contacted me to verify he had acquired his V1 Big Muff from one of the members of The McCoys at the Orlando Pop Festival in May 1970. The McCoys were Randy Zehringer on drums, Randy Hobbs on bass, and Rick Derringer on guitar. The same Rick Derringer who jammed with Jimi regularly at the scene. That is just one of several accounts I have heard that indicates the Big Muff was being used by musicians in this period.
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Discography
Roadwork (Live)
1972
All American Boy (Expanded Edition)
1973
Spring Fever (Expanded Edition)
1975
Derringer (Bonus Track)
1976
Derringer...Live In Cleveland
1976
Sweet Evil (Bonus Track)
1977
Derringer Live
1977
If I Weren't So Romantic, I'd Shoot You (Bonus Track)
1978
Guitars and Women
1979
Face To Face (Expanded Edition)
1980
Live in Japan
1990
Back to the Blues
1993
Album Credits
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Weird: The Al Yankovic Story - Original Soundtrack
"Weird Al" Yankovic & "Weird Al" Yankovic · 2022
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Mason Ruffner · 2008
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Rick Derringer · 2000
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Rick Derringer · 1994
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Rick Derringer · 1993
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"Weird Al" Yankovic & "Weird Al" Yankovic · 1988
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"Weird Al" Yankovic & "Weird Al" Yankovic · 1986
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"Weird Al" Yankovic & "Weird Al" Yankovic · 1985
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Mason Ruffner · 1985
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"Weird Al" Yankovic & "Weird Al" Yankovic · 1984
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"Weird Al" Yankovic & "Weird Al" Yankovic · 1983
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