Albert Collins - Iceman (From "Live at Montreux 1992" DVD)
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- Albert Collins - Iceman (From "Live at Montreux 1992" DVD)
Filmed just a year before his untimely death from cancer, this 1992 concert from Montreux finds the great Albert Collins still in fine form. With his trademark Fender Telecaster and distinctive finger picking style well to the fore, "The Iceman" devlivers a set that runs from his early million selling single "Frosty" right up to songs from his last studio album "Iceman". As an added bonus there are four lengthy tracks from his 1979 appearance at Montreux to make this a definitive DVD for all blues fans
Tracklisting:
1992:
1) Iceman 2) Honey Hush 3) Lights Are On (But Nobody's Home) 4) If you Love Me Like You Say 5) Too Many Dirty Dishes 6) Put The Shoe On The Other Foot 7) Frosty
1979:
1) Listen Here 2) Snatchin' It Back 3) Cold Cold Feeling 4) Frosty
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Oh man I never tire of seeing Albert videos. His singing is underrated because his stage presence and playing is off the scale
What a great showman. Truly a great.
Great guy .
I met him a several times in France aftershow.
Still in my mind.
I regret that I was never able to see this incredible performer live. He really is the greatest.
He jumped off the stage right in front of me and played a guitar solo to me. One of my unforgettable moments.
@@viav2 when and where was it?
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My favorite live show.
I saw him in Carnegie Hall in ‘87ish with an Alligator Records triple billing with Lonnie Mack and Roy Buchanan. To say he stole the show would be an understatement.
Love him! I feel so lucky to have seen him on multiple occasions, miss this music man!
Chicago used to have so many great places to go. Two or three on a block in some places. Most are gone now. My brothers and I used to love going to open mikes. I miss it too. Luckily, Rosa’s is still going strong.
Now THIS is R & B
🎸 Still jamming to Greatness in Texas USA … Thanks Al for always lifting me up when i’m feelin low !!!
I seen Albert in concert and he walked into the audience with his horn players following him like the pied piper lol He was such a great performer :-) Peace
Absolutely ridiculous performance thank you!
Greatest blues man that ever played
Johnny Winter ain't shit then, huh?
@@rickhahn950 Yea he was good but Collins is one of the originals
that bass has some freakin otherwordly sound! engineered to my tastes!
Love his majestic tone 🔥
saw him twice in person..blew me away both times..
Best showman I ever saw as well..
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The late great Albert Collins!!!!! RIP.....!!!
Damn that bass!! Rock in peace Al
Oh yeah Albert Collins IS one of thé best and greatest blues man in Texas or in US '' i love him..best blues .
Master of the telecaster. Thanks for posting.
Man, this track could be twice as long and it would still be totally awesome! Now please excuse me while I run this bad boy one more time, since once is never enough of The Iceman! Rock In Peace A. C.
RIP Albert Collins (October 1, 1932 - November 24, 1993), aged 61
You will be remembered as a legend.
The Lineup: Aaron Corthen, Albert Collins, Bobby Alexis, Casey Jones (2), Jeff Robbins, Johnny Gayden, Jon Smith (5), Larry Burton, Marty Binder, Pete Thoennes
This show was one of the reasons I play bass, not that I could try and be Johnny B Gayden, but the raw energy and creativity captures me, Albert Collins is one of the best, a true original!
que grande alberto! unique tone
It's like they played that groovy intro as a ritual to conjure him from another dimension.
Great comment👋👋👍
It’s his version of a fighter’s walk on music. And now he’s gonna knock yer ass out with that Tele set to “stun”!
Dang did that dude play loud!
Ha ! Good 1
great comment!!!!!
great, great bluesman, topnotch!!
Sensational!!
Albert Collins, géniale !
Albert! You're my man! It swings so goooood! Great.
I think Albert wanted to set the Reverb or something on the Amp however song already took off...fantastic playing...Cheers!
Damn his tone was freakin' awesome:)
There’s something ‘minimum’ and at the same time magnetic in AC playing and that’s why I love him. Awesome musician!
I mostly play doom metal with my electric (1989 peavey patriot which feels really close to a tele imo) so it’s tuned really low down to drop A#. Blues is my home tho which I mostly play acoustic, but sometimes when I’m feeling frisky I’ll capo my electric up to standard and play blues like that. Albert was definitely on to something. It feels so cool to play it like that.
There’s a video on here somewhere where Andy Aledort or some other guitar mag guy sits with Albert and he goes into some pretty in-depth detail about how he gets that sound, standard riffs he likes, etc. Some stuff he uses a pick for, but a lot of his signature percussive sound comes from finger picking almost like a bass player. It’s worth a look if you can find it.
Um senhor no blues.
Lo mas grande que vi
un capo de verdad
verlo fue emocionante...!!
Super bluesman!!! Ho! tanks!!!
an icy night in Dublin.....what else could you play.....THE MASTER
Rip Albert
Sensacional parabéns
I've been readin' 'bout the guy for twenty years! So that's what f m tuning sounds like!
Thanks
Big guitarrista o melhor
The bass line in this is extremely sexy!
Love how at the beginning of the video, he gets the backup guitarist to go fix his amp.. how nice?!
Un dam believable 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Onr of the greatest bluesman..
SUPER!!!
I saw him at Red Rocks among many other places but that was a great show in 1989?
Thats Music!
🚨 Jimi Hendrix favorite guitarist of all time.
Say no more… 🎸🏆
Beautiful !
A lot of thanks
Nice mullet, bro.
awesome,great vid!!
That intro guy mullet do is awesome
I think that's the great Walter Trout... not 100% sure, and yeah, that Mullet is king!
@@martintramil8084: It's Pete Thoennes.
Фразы острые и быстрые как пули, супер гитарист!
Thank you!
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Kool !! , thanks !!!!!
1st
Great tune!! Love it
A Bluesman with balls
Johhny B Gayden on that bass guitar is pretty much the stadard bearer #AligatorRecordsHouseBassist🤘💯🤘
OMG - the heydays of the notorious "Vokuhila" hairstyle... (vo[rn] ku[rz], hi[nten] la[ng] - short in front, long at the back)
Yeah !!!
Que suen̈o
BRUTAL
I assume he didn't get the tone he wanted out of the amp, which supposedly overdrive tone ?
the orignal 'iceman' :D
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That mullet is insane.. That guy looks like a roadie from STYX.
Che tipo!
@poralentierno ...Capo makes it much harder and easier in some ways. It makes those bends harder because of the nut being moved to where he has it. Bonamassa is considered the best new blues guitarist and he swears up and down by a capo. It broadens your ability to play open position chords in different keys. It's a tool.
manyak manyak
Albert Collins is bad! :-)
He used a capo. Does that mean he's just using one shape/box from the pentatonic scale?
You're aware that the blues is mainly composed of 6 notes right? It's the way you use them and combine them what matters. AC probably just liked the sound of open strings and practiced his phrases that way with a capo. It's part of his style and sound and it's amazing :)
first master of frank zappa
Albert wasn't happy with that black Fender twin.
wow didnt know masters use the capo!!
Is that Keith C. on the Tenor sax?
No one is gonna mention George Lucas playing the trumpet ?
Daniel Slade I will
Infact he was Steve Howard. Impressive trumpet with satch a curriculum: www.allmusic.com/artist/steve-howard-mn0000046906/credits
Nope, that's Jon Smith.
Yu
la musica no me gusta , el video esta fino
most awful mullet in history on the rhythm guitarist.
Ye and ur gay
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