Albert Collins - "The Things That I Used To Do" [Live from Austin, TX]

From the Albert Collins album 'Live from Austin, TX' available now on CD and DVD:
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[@cycloptical26]

All the technique in the world will never get you sounding like Mr. Collins. Unique as the day is long, and a true master. Saw him a million years ago at a little club, The Red Rail, and I still remember that night. RIP Albert Collins.

[@JerryLee..]

26 Thumbs down? WTF is wrong with people! Who still watching Aug 2020? RIP Legend!

[@jazzfunkhead6866]

17 dislikes????? This man is a legend. There is no one left alive but Buddy Guy who has roots and the connection to the blues. The REAL blues!!! I teared up because if you are of a certain age like I am you know how significant this man was on many levels. Ask Eric Clapton and Keith Richards about Albert Collins and you better have a spare hour or two to listen their stories about what they learned AND borrowed from him. I will be purchasing this DVD immediately. It must be in every blues lovers collection. RIP Iceman!! There will never be another unless the good lord brings you back to us.

[@chrispearson3813]

It's pretty hard to stay in that groove. It would be very easy to begin to rush it. Drummer did a great job laying down the law.

[@williamdon3442]

His guitar wasn’t a instrument he “mastered “ but it was truly a part of him. If that makes sense. So unorthodox so his own. That’s what makes these men great. They weren’t just guitar players but artists.

[@lawrencemartin4716]

Stop comments for mr

[@peterbartolomeo5542]

He is one of the greatest blues guitarists that ever played . He and Buddy Guy are untouchable

[@willievynil]

Now that is so-o-o slow….

[@BrianBoese-im8jm]

The Blues there it is...

[@steverosser1131]

Love Albert Collins! In all the years of watching and listening to him, this is the first time I’ve ever seen him with his capo low down on the second fret!

[@jackspry9736]

RIP Albert Collins (October 1, 1932 - November 24, 1993), aged 61

[@shanesmart3578]

Now, that's DAMN FINE PICKIN! I so miss hearing actual rawness of the older Blues musicians.

[@luvbasses5487]

You can hear the YEARS of experience and time that each band member has put in, in order to sound like this. It’s truly remarkable.

[@brownriceprod]

are you kidding me? that might be the greatest drum intro ever to pull back like that....

[@darrylbrazil1766]

One of the most underated and under appreciated guitar players of All time!!! Boyy he could make that Ax Talk!! B B King even gave him major prompts RIP and Love Albert

[@vincentvanheerden881]

This man knew how to dance with his guitar. Absolute joy all-round❗🎯💯

[@Junior-jw1bb]

He was one of the best guitarist’s around. Great musician.

[@charliedikmak542]

I've been in a lot of churches in the country and abroad, but the Church of Albert Collins has been my favorite!

[@oldbluesboy]

My Lord! Thats the way to play the blues...

[@JdeSilva]

Love this version - timeless. Listening at least once a day.