Albert Collins, 4 songs with Barrelhouse, Holland 1978

First appearance of Albert Collins abroad, Holland.
Albert Collins was invited by best Dutch Blues band BARRELHOUSE.
Barrelhouse, founded in 1974, and awarded in 2017 with an EDISON for there 2016 album "Almost There".
Recording for Dutch television, 17-02-1978.
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

[@brotherDougE1956]

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

[@bonganimoyo7764]

The world needs more concerts than we have. Racism hates music because racism knows that music defeats and kills it.

[@stevenmillecam5437]

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

[@VinnieBlues1]

and 4ever will be...

[@felineth56]

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

[@hugostahlbaum8714]

Albert Collins was unique. His sound, his relationship to the audience, his technique and finally his show. RIP, Mr.Albert Collins, Sir.

[@christianneoriente1577]

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

[@ianhope3203]

Backing band did great job. 👍

[@eros5016]

Albert Collins..indeed undisputedly the master of telecaster. Just wow. Thank you for the share.

[@josephskyrie]

he is playing a gibson sg here

[@josephskyrie]

oops wrong it s the white boy on sg

[@btdtagain]

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

[@btdtagain]

I'm going to buy a Tele and a capo

[@romegregory4311]

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

[@mackwilliams5283]

The footage from 10:48 to 11:02 is priceless... Rest in peace, Albert ... You did your thing

[@bobsaturday4273]

Albert ! and these dutch bluesters are great too !

[@chiptmcc8656]

Conversation with Collins is priceless!!

[@hearpalhere]

Albert Collins had an amazing sense of humor and could play a mean, mean guitar!

[@harrydidden1193]

Bezoek al. 40.jaar.geregeld concerten van barrelhouse blijft goed.

[@patrickbuster8341]

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.

[@jubytillman164]

Albert Collins , the man the greatest well missed. Rip.

[@stevenmillecam5437]

You can that again!!!!!!!

[@Ghost1126]

I don't believe in Santa Clause, but I hope he brings me lots of presents this year.

[@markbosch2495]

I agree, super humble and well mannered and comfortable with a menthol Kool.

[@bernardliu8526]

Albert is right up there with the 3 Kings, Otis Rush, and Buddy Guy !

[@Miist3rDuce1]

But buddy guy is not dead

[@jokkergar]

@@Miist3rDuce1 he didnt say they were

[@francfroma688]

Freddy king....albert king and collins...my favs

[@pabloperez4063]

And Robert Johnson too

[@goranglucina3027]

Absolutely brilliant, I saw Albert live in Tokyo in the early 80's he was amazing , even chatted with him after the concert.

[@mackwilliams5283]

Ooooohh. Yeah thats smokin... Thanks to that band Barrelhouse on behalf of all Texas blues fans for inviting a Texas boy to do his thang back then. Thats my man throwing down...

[@1973wildcatman]

The dialogue with the guitar was really beyond words!!!

[@sassyblue7086]

It sure was

[@mikemaiocco2538]

Imagine this was cut over 40 years ago. And it still sounds great

[@pabloperez4063]

And Mozart centuries ago... Music and real art have no date

[@jordangordan8980]

Killer band!! Albert always looks ripped lol

[@terryferan9028]

Albert Collins invented electricity

[@simonvanderheijden432]

Muddy water did..

[@gestioncorp4654]

Viva el blues rock 🇨🇱

[@pabloperez4063]

Inventado por Los Stones

[@VinnieBlues1]

Love this...

[@7ender8lues12]

Wonderfull….. just wonderfull !!

[@mackwilliams5283]

Barrel House is jammin the house down

[@aguinaldoschefer7808]

Não tenho dúvida em afirmar deveria estar entre os dez melhores do mundo parabéns sensacional,espetacular ainda é muito pouco

[@imsothemanXD]

theres a chinese dude with an afro from 1978 germany playing blues.... LOL this video is amazing for so many reasons

[@SlimDavenport]

Johnny La Porte. He's Indo/Dutch.

[@stanvanderlugt8271]

Chinese ? Not from Germany, but from Holland and he is a Dutch/Indonesian

[@aguinaldoschefer7808]

A simplicidade e técnica se fundem no palco ele era o astro super humilde parabéns

[@johnmirabile3535]

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

[@9418matthew]

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

[@geertjediepenbroek8859]

beautifull

[@Dang...]

Thanks!

[@joeyscruggs5180]

Great!

[@rocknrollcyberboy]

brilliant 🎸🎸

[@osieasschefer1002]

Sensacional parabéns

[@generalpatzer6893]

Wicked band!

[@CharlesBeauregard]

Good playing and very good sounding recording !

[@joannebeauchamp1169]

Angela Strehli is, I believe, the woman singing at the beginning of this concert. She REALLY knows how to belt out the blues, too, doesn’t she? What an incredible voice!

[@broadcastingleo5124]

Singer is Tineke Schoemaker, leadsinger in Dutch bluesband Barrelhouse. Lots more to find about here and Barrelhouse on KZbin. Barrelhouse still exists since 1974 and is awarded with 2 Edisons.

[@christianneoriente1577]

I thought she sounded out of place.. couldn't wait til she got off stage..

[@MichaelGoldenberg]

@@christianneoriente1577 You’re kidding

[@ricardovaucher5559]

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)

[@End-Putler4eva]

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!!

[@SlimDavenport]

Good stuff

[@nyekurity]

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

[@oseiasschefer4742]

simplesmente espetacular sem palavras

[@dejonghralph]

GEWELDIG

[@michaelolz]

Gosh, her voice! I'm loving this! She's kinda cute, also!

[@thomasterrell437]

A C is Still the man!!

[@edcammarata6430]

Excellent!

[@frankvandenberg16]

Great to see , I ve got the album. Barrelhouse still plays in the same line-up as 1978!

[@olavwindstad8367]

They sounds awsome!!

[@deepurkeypile5540]

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.

[@brucecaldwell6701]

Saw him do the same thing in a club on Washinton Avenue in Houston. He always had the crowd in the palm of his hand, as all great showman do.

[@istvanszlovacsek]

Old Good Time

[@waatsookitopii4806]

Amen

[@PaoloMagnani]

straordinario

[@BarbButler]

💕 💞 💓 💗 💖

[@GTX1123]

Albert loved using a capo. No need to wander all over the neck, just sit right there and ride the pocket.

[@stevenalbertbartlett2688]

I just found this again...Collins tuned his guitar to an open F-minor chord (FCFAbCF), with a capo at the 5th, 6th or 7th fret.

[@user-jr4ex9ve8e]

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

[@TheNicoSiem]

Thnx for posting!

[@nationalduo4945]

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

[@jandeboer426]

The legendary Ice Man in Holland. Great band. I also love those old blues guys with there specific blues style of guitar playing. You can hear immediately who is playing. Nowadays it's bluesrock only. Not very refreshing. The opposite. Pity.

[@martinfinch43]

duct taped capo! hell yeah!

[@Bluesrainbluesrainbow]

Albert Collins, Barrelhouse, Holland 1978💕 Recording for Dutch television, 17-02-1978. 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

[@derekscott9374]

old Albert rolled his own...

[@stevenalbertbartlett2688]

the master blaster..of da TelaKaster..jaja

[@Robert_030]

Lekker dit

[@josmith5155]

Albert also much loved by various band members over the years apparently? Out of all the blues greats, I find I'm drawn to his unique blend of blues, funk, brass band, and rock, and style of playing guitar like it was his organ that got stolen.

[@edbur1]

YA!! I've been waiting for some more of this Holland stuff to come out- the album with Barrelhouse has some of Albert's killin'-est playing on it! And the Barrelhouse band is tight- too bad, the volume here is so low...imagine if Albert had his amp cranked like usual...?!

[@derekmtheriault]

#ugottalisten2b4udie (there'll never be this level of intimacy again) Albert Gene Drewery, known as Albert Collins and the Ice Man (October 1, 1932 - November 24, 1993) In 1964 he recorded "Frosty" at Gulf Coast Recording Studio in Beaumont Texas for Hall Records, owned by Bill Hall, who had signed Collins wiki

[@danielgoodyouarroyo7773]

BLUESNISMO, PLAYIN BLUES WITH A FELLIN

[@aartman01]

Classic Iceman!

[@zjokka]

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

[@FordyHunt]

If you think it gets better than this, you're wrong

[@jimmymurphy7789]

13:36 He can really make his guitar Talk !

[@chusssMusic]

Great as usual. I think that tone is a bit too clean compared to the usual Collins tone!

[@simonvanderheijden432]

The host takes being a dork to the next level..

[@ScreaminJames]

😂😂😂

[@ScreaminJames]

"The Prince of Dorkness."

[@GaryTheCableGuy93]

The Ice Man

[@integralherbalism3093]

Stopped in the middle! ouch that hurt!\

[@derekscott9374]

Sweet Home Chicago...I just shit my pants...

[@broadcastingleo5124]

Why?

[@kerrymartin3624]

Made that guitar talk #&%

[@crimsonchrome3012]

the announcer was wrong.....albert was born in 1932 not 1930

[@pabloperez4063]

Then the video is no worth watching 🤔😔

[@teresapuppo1388]

Meglio di un farmaco per il dolore

[@tontonbourre6676]

Somebody can tell me the name of the song Albert did after Frosty, where there's a fight between he and his lady, with the guitar conversation, please? I'm looking for it for a while... Please?

[@broadcastingleo5124]

"Conversation with Collins"

[@tontonbourre6676]

@@broadcastingleo5124 thanks, pal!

[@yvesrosenberg]

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

[@broadcastingleo5124]

Johnny Laporte. The band Barrelhouse (formend in 1974) still exsists and still plays in the same setting. About Johnny LaPorte there's a lot to find on KZbin and internet..

[@sassyblue7086]

Who is the young lady singing?

[@broadcastingleo5124]

Tineke Schoemaker. Still singing with the band Barrelhouse and band members as founded in 1974

[@tomm9013]

Is this the same show that's dropping this Saturday for Record Store Day?

[@nielsoe8970]

Yes it is.

[@MrBluesfromDBURGH]

If Marty Feldman was a Dutch Speaking serial killer

[@tommc49]

I think that is Angela Strehli singing lead.

[@rientsdijkstra4266]

Her name is Tineke Schoemaker... :-)

[@AndrewVOdom]

And doesn’t look at all like her 😆

[@jasfan8247]

Nice idea, i wish

[@jandeboer426]

"here she comes.......smelling like a liquor store". ;o)

[@teresapuppo1388]

No. Nn è la Strehli.

[@daveberswick5372]

bass player could tone it down,

[@dkatz0]

....said nobody ever :)

[@rboyd319]

The bank had no soul....sounded like a bunch of white guys reading sheet music....NO Soul!

[@filipvanderstappen6629]

Now why did you have to bring skin colour into this...so depressing, just try to enjoy and forget about this pityful racist sadness.

[@rboyd319]

@@filipvanderstappen6629 It's the truth!!

[@jasfan8247]

Sure europeans can never get it . But these are students. Tony Vos on saxophone did bring Cuby & Blizzards. Eelco Gelling , Harry Muskee. Top students of blues..

[@jasfan8247]

Yes, they will read because for the horns they were guesting for this television program. Albert Collins was specially invited. The band still play. They are known for their laid back loose tight grooves.

[@jimmartin7881]

@@rboyd319 Buy a clue.