Albert Collins - Cold Cold Feeling, 1981
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2012
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The master of the Telecaster in his prime, with the original Icebreakers (A.C. Reed, Johnny B. Gayden, Casey Jones, Aaron Burton), doing a great cover of this T-Bone Walker's song. - เพลง
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Such a unique style, plucked with his fingers, incredible tone, high energy, he really cooked live and wrung you out in the process. He could hold his own with anybody on any stage. A one of a kind talent. I never missed a show his in San Diego for years. My favorite blues player of all time!🙌🏻🙌🏻🍎
AMEN!
Went to Aragon Ball room to see Robert Cray Band, Albert Collins opened, I new a few of his songs, Dirty dishes was my favorite at the time. He went all the way up to the top rows of the room playing up and back. Real up close, awesome picking all the way up and down. Never forget that night. Wish I would seen him in person again.
The word unique was invented for albert collins. There can't be another. Originality oozing out with every lick. Just needs to sling that axe on his right shoulder, and shoot from the hip - magic.
There are so many people that don’t know about this great musician. We must spread the word because if people heard this, they’d love it.
Agreed. This outright garbage that passes for music today is shameful. BTW, those that want to refute what I said, go ahead. I said what I had to say.
Albert Collins was one of the Greatest Blues guitarists that ever lived.
The greatest.
Yup!!
Absolutely 🎉
You must know litter about blues
@dontgoout1434 Whoes the best than?
I drive semi and every time I pass by Leona Texas on 45 I know who's from there a slick guitar player, rip Albert Collins
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It's like Albert had a pet tiger in his guitar, and he would calmly wrestle it in front of us, and made this completely individual groove. Love you Ice Man
I grew up on this man!! My Dad’s favorite
Nop
your Dad knows his stuff
The whole band is so tight here, Eargasms
That tone kicks you in the teeth and then you want another kick soon after
Mack Williams 😂
And then you say thank you after that first and second kick, baby!
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Love the Master of the Telecaster. Excuse the language but this man
is fucking brilliant and so is the backing band. Thank God for the Blues
it keeps me sane
exactly !
James Eades yeah some of that lightning hopkins gene pool a lot of good guitar and keyboard player's came out and still being produced from that bloodline
Amen.
YES !
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I saw him in the 80's. that guitar cut right through your soul everytime he hit it,. you cant even explain it.
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so true
Fender power baby
A real master. Real blues. God save us!
I dont know much if anything about playing guitar. I have been listening to the blues since about '82 and learned early on that you could recognize guitarists by their tone. My brother who was a guitar player until his passing, was happy that at least I learned I could pick out all the guitarists by their tone. There is no one as unique as Albert Collins. I saw him in Salt Lake City back during this time - about 1983. Had at least 100+ foot cord on his guitar and walked out of the bar into the middle of the street. It was superb showmanship
It's unique stuff like that that I love. Someone's playing Is always unique, but it's how they present it that sets them apart.
they were so hypnotized by his awesome playing they didn't even notice the giant fly in the room
Love ya Ice Man💎 He was so kind and humble. His band & shows were incredible! walking around playing he would just walk out the venue playing outside and everyone followed. Hard to put into words how much talent & fun this man & his band were. I still have all their autographs. Miss him. 🌹
Hello Sher how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
a master blaster with a telecaster I hope our youth takes note of this exemplary soul master with his telecaster
I was lucky enough to see Albert Collins in concert in Moscow, Idaho back in the late 80’s. What a great show he put on. RIP ALBERT COLLINS!!
That's the baddest ASS blues song ever.
I wish I could find something in this world that make me feel the way it looks like Albert Collins feels playing something like this
Receive Jesus Christ as Lord if your life. Greatest feeling you will have is Eternal Life!
Pure talent and charisma enough said
Through my headphones-incredible guitar tone, even for a Telecaster. Such passion and power, burned out too soon. Glad we have this WDR performance.
love this man ....his guitar speaks much volume with his words...speak on...love you....R.I.P
ALBERT COLLINS MAKES YOU FEEL THE BLUES IN YOUR HEART NATURALLY
The blues guitar player i found when I was 14 and still my favorite. I truly loved this guy , got to meet him two times
Love Albert's Blues this guy took massive risks when playing definitely one of the Greatest. 💙🎸👍
What could be better than the blues .
Double blues
Hi.. Dennise
This is SIMPLY AWESOMENESSNESS at its BEST !!! Such a creative pioneer, great entertainment in every aspect !!!!
All the musicians were playin real tight!!!!!!
Saw him a few times when I was just a teenager around Houston with his 200 foot guitar cord out playing in the middle of the street. Albert's tone and visual is iconic. One note or look and you instantly know it's the Ice Man. Damn shame he's not in the Rock Hall.
presence, tone and soul at it's best ... peace+love>
Big Bluesman and also a great Showman...I saw him during the eighties several times in Frankfurt😊😊😊
Always loved this guy's playing!
The master of the telecaster. This is blues children.
SRV1 ....Johnny Hiland would eat Danny Gatton ALIVE..........(not to take ANYTHING away from Mr,Gatton).....but truth,is truth.
Show 💕 💕 💕 💕
The best blues guitar player ever!
RIP and thank you for keeping the Blues alive !!!
stunning, RIP my bluz man.
one of the greats in really fine form during this performance - a master of the slow blues like few others...both guitar and vocal!! Love the 'unpolished' feel and sound of his band in this gig - sounds real.
Nobody sounds quite like The Iceman! He blazed a trail like no other. Most definitely a Master of The Telecaster!
Saw him numerous times at Antoine’s blues club in Austin Tx. He would come off the stage into the crowd and out the front door❤😊😮
I saw B king 24 times and loved him every time I saw him even tell the end,also saw Collins and Albert king,but was to immature to realize i was seeing other greats of all time,wish I had paid attention
I was at the concert of Joe Bonamassa In Moscow
also Smokey group and Rainbow Group
Pure magic!!!
This dude just pisses the blues. One of the purest blues players ever
''You know im gonna quit somebody everytime that feeling starts'' BOSS!! 🔥🎸🎶
Albert Collins, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Buddy Guy, didn't have to say anything in the mic, their guitar did it for them the way they played that thing, wow!
I had a pleasure to see him. Asked for an autograph and picture with him. I love his style. Kathy B. from Florida.
Love this guy.
me too
Hi.. Alison
Hello Allison how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
Excellent song and tone!
Such a blues classic!! (BTW, the song was written by a blueswoman called Jessie Mae Robinson).
I saw Albert many times, always a great show.
One of the Greats. RIP Mr Collins. You are missed
he has a capo on the C and has the guitar tuned to a minor. I guess that's how he learned on his own. The guy kills it
He tuned to F#m open.
Looks like he's tuned to a minor as i said instead of open F#m tuning. It is open however but an F. Looks like a capo. I've seen him use capo's a lot but I've never sat down to listen to exactly what he's doing. I'm sure anyone who studies his style knows.
Maybe it is an open tuning.
I jjuts looked this up. I don't see the F sharp:
"In other words, when he played all of his open strings, he sounded an F minor chord. So his strings from low to high were as follows: F-C-F-Ab-C-F" .
He was fckn incredible!!! One of my favorite bluesmen!
WOW! WHAT A GREAT BAND...THE GREAT AARON BURTON ON 2ND GUITAR...
Excellent, excellent musicians💯🎯💯 Nothing like the blues to evoke all sorts of emotions. Albert knew how to get deep down into ones feelings. 😎
GREAT Mr Collins ! amazing guitar player !
smooth jazz
Hi.. Luz
@@davidconnor8151 Hi Dave !! how is it going !!
I saw 'em all back in the day...and Albert was the best...including SRV...
The Iceman ! I was lucky enough to see him perform 2X ( Had a drink with him between sets a Phoenix Hill Tavern in Louisville, and got to see both he and Albert King a couple of years before at Rockefeller's in Houston. One of the all time greats !
A pure ice-blues jam.
If this doesn't stir your soul...you ain't got one.
He was a master communicator and he made every note count. . .
Wow can’t believe what I just heard that’s just raw talent especially with the band playing with him slam dunk performance
Wow, I just read a Facebook post about him and looked him up. He's amazing! So glad I searched his music 💕💕
My kind of music,tell the truth man,, that's the blues😎
Aaahh the classics...when did music take a turn for the worst??
1992
1989
When a band named Nirvana killed music.
When music was music!
No more Warm feelings No More just ALL COLD COLD FEELINGS I was blind and NOW I CAN SEE DOWN COLD BLUES OH YEAH🖤💙
💕 💞 💓 💗 💖 The Ice Man!!!!!!!!!!!!! RIP Legend...
This great song was written by the brilliant songwriter Jessie Mae Robinson who died when she was only 48 years old.
The song could not be in better hands, than the divine hands of the undisputed Master of the Telecaster, guitar and blues legend Albert Collins, who also died far too early when he was 61 years old. RIP and Thx Jessie & Albert - your beautiful music lives forever.
Legend !
The Iceman at his best
Dancing Dave t
@Connie Neu, in fact SRV paid tribute to Collins by playing Collins Shuffle pretty often.. For example the first known video of him is him playing Collins Shuffle at Tornado Jam in '80. And later in '82 it was the last song he played at Montreux.. and many more great performances..
RIP Albert Collins (October 1, 1932 - November 24, 1993), aged 61
You will be remembered as a legend.
I saw him one time in '88, I think, or maybe '89 at Antone's in Austin (the original one, the only one at the time, on Guadalupe), and it was incredible, something never matched again my whole life. I was a student and lived nearby at the time, and I was only there on a pure lark.
My late uncle Rocky Hill knew him well, and he played on one of Rocky's albums, but that one concert was my only personal experience with him.
Great solo....the ultimate feeling
Goosebumps.
I MET ALBERT COLLINS IN TUNG TING PARKING LOT IN CENTERPORT LONG ISLAND NY BEFORE ONE OF HIS SHOWS IN HUNTINGTON WHICH IS NOW THE PARAMOUNT A GREAT VENUE FOR MUSIC OF ALL GENRES …. AS WE WERE DRIVING WEST ON 25A TOWARDS HUNTINGTON WE LOOKED OVER TO OUR RIGHT AND ALBERT HAD JUST EMERGED FROM HIS TOUR BUS AND HAD HIS HANDS OVER HIS HEAD AND WAS STRETCHING ABOUT IN FRONT OF HIS BUS AND WE MADE A HARD RIGHT INTO THE PARKING LOT TIRES SCREECHING SOME AND WHEN WE PULLED UP IN FRONT OF THE BUS NAT JUMPED OUT OF THE DRIVERS SEAT AND I QUOTE “ ALBERT FROZEN ALIVE COLLINS HOW THE HELL ARE YOU”!!!!! ALBERT TAKIN BY SUPRISE AND STILL ACALAMATING FROM DRIVING THE BUS GAVE US A LOOK THAT I WILL NEVER FORGET SO PRICELESS HE HAD A GRIN FROM EAR TO EAR AND WE INVITED HIM TO PLAY WITH OUR BAND THAT EVE AT CHUISANOS IN CENTERPORT WELL THAT NEVER HAPPENED AND WE PARTED THE PARKING LOT JUST AS QUICK AS WE SWEPT IN NO AUTOGRAPHS BLAH ETC BECAUSE WE WERE ON A MISSION I HAVE TO THINK NOW ALMOST 30 YRS LATER WAS WHAT DID ALBERT COLLINS GET FROM THAT FATED MEETING OF THE SOULS HE WAS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL MAN WITH LIMITLESS TALENT AND FEELING FOR THE BLUES I FEEL WHEN HIS EYES LOOKED AT ME STRAIT AND DEEP THAT HE KNEW I WOULD FOLLOW IN HIS FOOTSTEPS AND TRY AND DO MY PART TO KEEP THE BLUES ALIVE HE WILL ALWAYS BE THERE WITH ME WHEN I BEND THE STRINGS MISSS YOU ICEMAN SHRED ON BROTHER DR.K ISH
Makes it look easy, one of the best☝️💯
My man Albert Collins ❤😊
such tone non never duplicated it yet!
Soul & fingers great feeling !
Unul dintre cei mai mari chitaristi ai secolului Albert Collins !
What a good man.
Wow, a band full of blues masters. Damn, rock me on down, hey now! Damn they are good. Rocking back and forth like it's an involuntary reaction, yeah. He is so good on the guitar and that sax man is awesome also.
that was so good.
Best version of this song.
Hot damn!!!!
You can feel the soul coming through his fingers
I was backstage in one of his concert in Toulouse France in 80'.
Juste before begining he left the stage to a bar room next to the stage to take a drink... suddenly he began to play in silent way..
But the sound reached the public... it was unrealistic ... we were watching him in a room and listening him in other room ...
Merci beaucoup albert Collins
That's my man throwin' it down ... H -Town , baby!!!
My first time hearing that one and it is BADASS!
I wish he was still alive. I could listen to him forever
A true classic and my favorite of his
In the words of the late great Jethro Burns "Play it like you mean it." These cats sure got that message.
Thank you Mercydee! Lord have mwercy! I must confess to having not seen Albert live, in fact, the only one of the pioneers that I saw was BB King! But thank you for this!
ed schneider
DAMN!! great
I can't believe my ears !
Hello Claudia how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
Albert was a great showman!!!!!!
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This is how I remember him about 1990😊
I've seen Albert King, Albert Collins, BB King,Freddie King!
+jazz1bro AWESOME! I am not worthy!
I was blessed to have seen other greats though: BB King, Gary Moore, David Gilmour, Robin Trower, The Stones, The Who, ZZ Top, Peter Frampton, and SRV two months before he crashed.
By the way, Albert sure loved to play Capo 7, didn't he?
+jazz1bro I saw Buddy, Albert Collins, and Jeff Healey. Wish I could have seen Muddy, Otis Rush and SRV.
Danny Gatton could play circles around them all.
Guitar Man what a stupid thing to say
nobody will ever get close to srv
he is just amazing
albert was a awesome bluesman and guitar player!
That was the lineup!