Discography
Captain Beyond
Captain Beyond
Captain Beyond’s debut album is a Progressive Rock masterpiece.
A timeless musical journey, this album featured Bobby Caldwell, Larry “Rhino” Reinhardt, Rod Evans, and Lee Dorman.
Captain Beyond
Dawn Explosion
Captain Beyond’s third album, includes the songs “Do Or Die”, “Fantasy”, and “Icarus”. This album also introduced the new singer, Willy Daffern, taking over for Rod Evans.
Captain Beyond
Sufficiently Breathless
While Bobby was on hiatus, the group’s second album was recorded.
His influence is still evident here.
Armageddon
Armageddon
Armageddon included the legendary line-up of the Yardbirds' Keith Relf, Steamhammer's Martin Pugh, Captain Beyond's Bobby Caldwell and Louis Cennamo from Coliseum.
Another progressive hard rock masterpiece.
Johnny Winter And
Live Johnny Winter And
Recorded at the Fillmore East, Pirate’s World and the Capital Theater with Johnny Winter, Rick Derringer, Bobby Caldwell, and Randy Hobbs on bass, this ranks as one of the 25 greatest live albums.
Johnny Winter
Saints & Sinners
Another Great Johnny Winter album featuring Edgar Winter, Dan Hartman, Bobby Caldwell (2 tracks) and Rick Derringer.
Rick Derringer
All American Boy
Rick Derringer’s most successful album and recorded with Bobby Caldwell at the Caribou Ranch in Colorado. The album features the radio classic “Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo.”
Rick Derringer
Spring Fever
Bobby contributed on a few tracks on this follow up to the L.P. All American Boy.
The Allman Brothers Band
The Fillmore Concerts
A Historic album by the Allman Brothers featuring Duane Allman on guitar and Greg Allman on vocals & keyboard. This album was a ‘tour de force’. At the time Bobby was playing as a charter member of the Allman Brothers Band when “Johnny Winter And” was off the road. Bobby Caldwell played percussion and drums during this concert.
The Allman Brothers Band
Eat a Peach
Bobby contributed drums and percussion on the Live performances.
Bobby drums on familar and brand new tracks like "Rollin and Tumblin" and "Rock and Roll Hootchie Koo"
