Led by Edgar Winter, a talented musician from Texas, the band featured his skills on keyboards, saxophone, and vocals. And also, Edgar created a special strap for his keyboard, allowing him to ...

The song, produced by Derringer, topped the Billboard Hot 100 in May of 1973; he went on to replace Ronnie Montrose in the band shortly after and remained the Edgar Winter Group’s guitarist and ...

However, in the 1970s, his career received a boost when he first collaborated with Johnny Winter, before joining his brother’s band. As part of Edgar Winter’s White Trash and then The Edgar ...

and the former led Edgar Winter’s White Trash and later The Edgar Winter Group. That band struck gold — and later double platinum — with the late-1972 LP They Only Come Out at Night ...

The latter was a revered blues guitarist, and the former led Edgar Winter’s White Trash and later The Edgar Winter Group. That band struck gold — and later double platinum — with the late-1972 LP They ...

He played with the groups Johnny Winter And, Edgar Winter’s White Trash, and the Edgar Winter Band. In 1973, Derringer produced and played guitar on “Frankenstein,” an instrumental that ...

Rick later joined Johnny's brother, Edgar Winter, full-time in his band White Trash, releasing the EP Roadwork. In 1973, he worked a solo album, All American Boy, which featured the hit single ...

After the band broke up, Derringer continued to work with Johnny and his brother, Edgar, on their various projects, both together and separate. Derringer famously produced two Edgar Winter ...

The band scored one more Top 10 hit with a cover ... Derringer soon began working with Winter’s brother, Edgar Winter, contributing to the Edgar Winter Group’s multiplatinum 1972 debut album ...

and with Winter’s younger brother, Edgar, who enlisted Mr. Derringer to play in his new genre-blending band, the Edgar Winter Group. The band’s 1972 debut album, “They Only Come Out at Night ...