These are GOLD! Big fan. Please keep making them! Iceman is my nightly refuge after a long day. Little did you know, almost every night I play one of the Albert Collins live concerts and jam with you and Albert to let loose, have fun, and enjoy the gift of Music. Much love to you and yours!
Hi Noel, i gotta thank u man ,for these lessons on Albert Collins & his F minor tuning. Man u actually played with him,what special memories aye. Anyways I'm right into grasping every lick. I've always loved his funky sound .( & sometimes it sounds so good to ,I might play it twice) Im real glad that your passing on this blues legends technique. ❤
I love him...Man u played with him ❤ Love the full horns & sax too.I try even copying those sax intros they got class ...like on Mastercharge. This Fm might be the secret chord that Albert played to please the Lord . Funky Lord then aye. Yea man ,keep them coming please. So it must have been Willow Young showed him that tuning aye. Thanks again Noel
I seen one video when Albert and Buddy was playing and Buddy came up and had a friendly guitar challenge and it was spectacular both guys are tough but Albert walked out on top that night there was No denying who won that one Albert was on fire. The video is on RUclips
I have a question. Not many know that he could play really really fast across strings. Some say oh yeah he made up for it with hammer ons just by playing 3 notes on one string before his finger struck the next string and repeat. When I saw him on RUclips playing a fastie, he would play like his picking hand was frozen, moving it up and down the strings or something, almost like his pointer was a plectrum of his own. I do not quite know what was going on there. I would like you to tell us how he did that. In 1979, he played his opening number Listen Here at Montreux. After he plays his octaves, he goes into this really fast riff. On his later performances, he did not repeat anything quite like that.
Right, I’m really sorry for taking so long to get back to you. I had some Healthy emergencies and now I’m I’m back and trying to catch up on emails and life in general. So a lot of Albert style had to do with the squeezing of the strings of his right hand. He had a technique that was unlike anyone it was about squeezing and batting the strings and that technique he had done for so long, his skill allowed him to phrase at different speeds and with different dynamics and actually punch notes out into a frozen landscape of sound. 🌬️I’m hoping to do some new Albert Collins videos soon and get deeper into the fine details of his icy, frozen and sometimes frosty style that was like no one else…☃️
@@guitartime4U Hello sir. Yeah. I'm not sure if you understood what I quite said there. It's at 2:11-2:17. I don't think a lot of people know that he could do something like that. ruclips.net/video/3QGfqkZeiA8/видео.html&ab_channel=JustPro
I met him in Boston one time at the channel my wife got us backstage shook his hand and he said he turned to minor.. can someone came up whispered in his ear and said I got to go take care of business.. and he was cranking that night
Love hearing about your meeting. Yeah I played in Boston a few times with Albert and his icebreakers… lots of great memories and moments. Glad you were there.
These are GOLD! Big fan. Please keep making them! Iceman is my nightly refuge after a long day. Little did you know, almost every night I play one of the Albert Collins live concerts and jam with you and Albert to let loose, have fun, and enjoy the gift of Music. Much love to you and yours!
Loved the two part ALBERT series.
More coming soon✨
Damn i step in mi CAT Tail he went MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAU sound it like Albert Collins now change CAT name to AC
Hi Noel, i gotta thank u man ,for these lessons on Albert Collins & his F minor tuning.
Man u actually played with him,what special memories aye.
Anyways I'm right into grasping every lick.
I've always loved his funky sound .( & sometimes it sounds so good to ,I might play it twice)
Im real glad that your passing on this blues legends technique.
❤
Hey, thanks for tuning in with me. It’s wonderful that you’re into the funky freezer sound of the great Albert Collins.☃️
I love him...Man u played with him ❤
Love the full horns & sax too.I try even copying those sax intros they got class ...like on Mastercharge.
This Fm might be the secret chord that Albert played to please the Lord .
Funky Lord then aye.
Yea man ,keep them coming please.
So it must have been Willow Young showed him that tuning aye.
Thanks again Noel
I seen one video when Albert and Buddy was playing and Buddy came up and had a friendly guitar challenge and it was spectacular both guys are tough but Albert walked out on top that night there was No denying who won that one Albert was on fire. The video is on RUclips
Albert Collins was no match for any blues man guitarist.
Please make more
I have Covid so I'm struggling to live right now... but soon I'll start posting new vids. Glad to have you.
I have a question. Not many know that he could play really really fast across strings. Some say oh yeah he made up for it with hammer ons just by playing 3 notes on one string before his finger struck the next string and repeat. When I saw him on RUclips playing a fastie, he would play like his picking hand was frozen, moving it up and down the strings or something, almost like his pointer was a plectrum of his own. I do not quite know what was going on there. I would like you to tell us how he did that. In 1979, he played his opening number Listen Here at Montreux. After he plays his octaves, he goes into this really fast riff. On his later performances, he did not repeat anything quite like that.
Right, I’m really sorry for taking so long to get back to you. I had some Healthy emergencies and now I’m I’m back and trying to catch up on emails and life in general.
So a lot of Albert style had to do with the squeezing of the strings of his right hand. He had a technique that was unlike anyone it was about squeezing and batting the strings and that technique he had done for so long, his skill allowed him to phrase at different speeds and with different dynamics and actually punch notes out into a frozen landscape of sound.
🌬️I’m hoping to do some new Albert Collins videos soon and get deeper into the fine details of his icy, frozen and sometimes frosty style that was like no one else…☃️
@@guitartime4U Hello sir. Yeah. I'm not sure if you understood what I quite said there. It's at 2:11-2:17. I don't think a lot of people know that he could do something like that. ruclips.net/video/3QGfqkZeiA8/видео.html&ab_channel=JustPro
I met him in Boston one time at the channel my wife got us backstage shook his hand and he said he turned to minor.. can someone came up whispered in his ear and said I got to go take care of business.. and he was cranking that night
Love hearing about your meeting. Yeah I played in Boston a few times with Albert and his icebreakers… lots of great memories and moments. Glad you were there.
👍👍