Albert Collins/MA,USA 1973

The live performance in Cambridge on January 17, 1973 is recorded for 64 minutes in the best quality with digitally remastered sound board source using on-air sound source. His style of using a telecaster as a weapon, which is rare among bluesmen, and playing with unique sharp phrases has been established since this time, and although solos by another guitarist, Stoney Boy, are also featured, Albert’s unique style of telecaster The sound is instantly distinguishable. After this, before he transferred to Alligator in the late 70’s and made a big break, this was the period that could be said to be his first peak, and there is still more of a muddy taste than the Alligator era, and this is a gem that is recommended for blues fans. 1. intro / 2. Thaw Out / 3. Can’t You See What You’re Doin’ To Me / 4. Gonna Walk With You Baby / 5. Get Down / 6. Frosty / 7. Conversation With Collins / 8. Stormy Monday / 9. Back Stroke / 10. Instrumental / 11. outro [Live at Joe’s Place, Cambridge, MA, January 17th 1973] Albert Collins (g, vo) / Stoneyboy (g) / BC Hill (b) / Mark David (dr) Soundboard Recording