Why Albert Collins was the true master of the Fender Telecaster By Grant Moon The Iceman put a whole lot of fire in his playing with wild vibrato and a stinging blues tone
Albert Collins, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimmie Vaughan Play "Frosty" in 1989 By Damian Fanelli Three blues guitar greats in top form.
Albert Collins and Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown Archival Performances to See Release By Richard Bienstock The recordings are part of New West Records’ ‘Live from Austin, TX’ series.
When Gary Moore and Albert Collins Teamed Up for "Too Tired" By Damian Fanelli Gary Moore's 1990 album, Still Got the Blues,signaled the beginning of a new phase of the guitarist's career.
Photo Gallery: Masters of the Telecaster, Which Celebrates its 60th Anniversary This Year By Tony Grassi In 1951 Leo Fender rechristened the Broadcaster the Telecaster, and a musical icon was born. Below are some of the famous artists who made Fender's landmark guitar legendary.
101 Amazing Licks - Lick 55 By Guitar World Editors Learn how great blues licks are borrowed, so to speak, with an Albert Collins lick based on a slide lick from Robert Johnson.
