She sounded great. Nice tone and phrasing. What is her name please?

Incroyablement belle musique, Albert et ce magnifique groupe Barrelhouse

They should have been 10 songs

It looks like p90 pickups. It also looks like a young Jim Schulte drumming. Frommilwaukee

Nederlands Bests Bluesband en zangeres. Nu hun laatste tour. I am crying

No. Nn è la Strehli.

Meglio di un farmaco per il dolore

00:00 1- You Don't Have To Go, (Barrelhouse without Collins) 05:10 2- Frosty 10:00 3- Conversation With Collins 15:30 4- Sweet Home Chicago

I love this song. The raw voice of Tineke Schoenmaker nails the song. The piano part bij Han van DAM is lovely and the guitar play of the brothers Laporte is spot on!

Mr. Collins not only played the guitar like no one else, he told a story with that axe!

Geweldig nummer van een geweldige band. Tineke Schoemaker is fantastisch en Han van Dam had meer in beeld gemogen ;-)

Somente agora, lendo seus lábios, percebi esse fantástico diálogo de Albert Collins com sua mulher que chegou bêbada em casa às 4:00 da manhã... ouvindo a música a gente não percebe. Um gênio do blues, meu bluesman preferido, tenho todos seus CD's (raridades)

Love these videos before re refined the tele….shouldda left it..

Too much de Honky Tonkies.

Waar kan ik de tekst vinden van dit nummer?

Yeah baby! That's some great Blues. Albert Collins was fabulous in concert and he was always a very nice person, as others have said. Barrelhouse was a rocking bluesy band for the late 70's. I'll have to admit, I had never heard of them until this video with Albert. They reminded me of the old Austin Blues scene from the late seventies into the nineties. Albert frequented Antone's Night Club in Austin during that time. He would crank up his Fender Quad Reverb and plug in his 300 foot guitar cable and walk around the hall and then out the front door. He was torching Austin back then. One night Stevie Ray snuck in a side door and got up on stage with him. They proceeded to apply the atomic sledgehammers of guitar magic that night until well after closing time. Those were indeed the days.

the master blaster..of da TelaKaster..jaja

heb de band ooit live gezien in 1981 ergens in Bloemendaal top concert

Backing band did great job. 👍

Volgend jaar 5️⃣0️⃣ jaar Barrelhouse!

GEWELDIG

Amen

Probably the best european bluesband ever...more than 40 years on stage!

If Marty Feldman was a Dutch Speaking serial killer

13:36 He can really make his guitar Talk !

duct taped capo! hell yeah!

Slaapverwekkend

Tineke and the Laporte Bros in Hamburg...Onkel Pö...I remember.

Such humour in his personality that came through his playing...awesome

Thanks!

Yeahhhhhh Great One.🤩😍😍Great Ritme....Love It ...Gr.... From The Music Lover...Hollanda...

Good playing and very good sounding recording !

straordinario

Old Good Time

She's up early in the morning, dialing your phone About what your man did last night Now she wouldn't be worried about what your man did If she had her own thing up tight Now its all in her plans, to get you fighting your man Hoping that you put him down But when he crawls out the door, Lord knows She'll have him before his feet hit the ground You better beware of the dog that bring a bone She's only trying to break up you home You better beware of the dog that bring a bone She's only trying to break up you home She's the leader of the grapevine, always on time To spread some gossip around But she's trying to use the one she's talking to To put the next one down She'll tell you to watch me, and me to watch you And that were trying to steal each other's man But you can be damn sure she'll try to steal them too If ever she gets the chance

Hard to cover..

What a God given talent...who can make a guitar talk the way he does!!! That guitar is a part of him for sure...

Albert Collins is still the Master of the Telecaster. I love his music so much.

What a performance by Albert Collins!....And the band too!

In my house he's on the BMF top shelf OMG. Master of the Telecaster .

It looks like he is so at ease with his licks, that killer tone must come from God above.

BLUESNISMO, PLAYIN BLUES WITH A FELLIN

A C is Still the man!!

Stopped in the middle! ouch that hurt!\

Classic Iceman!

HEEEEHADDD SUCHHH AMAZING TOUCH AND FEELING FOR BLUES! AND THE GIRL CAN SIND, PLUS THAT LIL GUY RIPS ON HAT P90 SG! FIREEEEEE!

go to 5:50 to see when Albert comes on the stage. Reminds me of the many times I used to see him play here in Ottawa, Canada at the Rainbow Bistro ... set the place on fore for sure!!

What is the name of the guitarist from the first song?

Wonderfull….. just wonderfull !!

Albert Collins was a gentleman and a professional. He was warm and kind. His showmanship and the way he directly communicated with his audience was inspirational. Leo Fender must have been impressed with his use of the telecaster. He had a great sense of humor. We need more of his kind. He is missed. I'm an atheist, but God Bless Albert Collins.