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Cold, Cold Feeling
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Master Charge
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Avalanche
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Albert Collins Houston, Texas
The Master of the Telecaster, Collins created a searing Texas guitar sound, mixing icy echo, razor-edged high notes and ultra-percussive attack. Musician Magazine called him “the most powerful blues guitar player in the world.” Guitar World said “His guitar cuts like a laser gun would carve ice cream.” He joined Alligator Records in 1978, cut six albums and earned every award in the blues world. ... more
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