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The Hot Cool Sound Of Albert Collins
Albert Collins
The Hot Cool Sound Of Albert Collins
Genres: Blues, Pop
 
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All Artists: Albert Collins
Title: The Hot Cool Sound Of Albert Collins
Members Wishing: 5
Total Copies: 0
Label: M.I.L. Multimedia
Release Date: 9/1/1998
Genres: Blues, Pop
Styles: Chicago Blues, Regional Blues, Texas Blues, Electric Blues, Modern Blues
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 795676610126
 

CD Reviews

Albert Collins
dreamer_al | Sydney, Australia | 12/26/2008
(3 out of 5 stars)

"I bought this on watching a Robben Ford tutorial DVD, he claimed that this is the "best" blues guitar CD ever. Well Robben, while I love your playing, your "taste" is questionable. Yes, great guitar playing but the SOUND...sheeeeeesh....recorded live and sounds it....mushed, grungy, no detail. I would only give this a 1 star, but the man himself and his playing deserves better, so it rates a 3."
Don't Mistake This For "The Cool Sound Of..."
Al Super | Portland | 04/20/2010
(3 out of 5 stars)

"I'm writing this to respond to a previous review who mentioned a Robben Ford recommendation on one of his DVDs. This isn't the album he was talking about. The album he recommended is called "The Cool Sound Of Albert Collins", not The HOT Cool Sound..."



"The Cool Sound Of Albert Collins" is one of Albert's greatest records (if not THE best). It's a studio album, not live. It was out-of-print for a long time, but was re-released in the early 90's as "Truckin' With Albert Collins". It's the exact same recording, no idea why they changed the title to something that lame. If you're an Albert C. maniac, this is the one to get. AWESOME record. Never loved the Alligator stuff as the production was too clean.



This record is clearly a bootleg from a live show. Terrible sound quality, but Albert is playing some smokin' stuff. Worth checking out if you're a player or a huge fan. And remember, this isn't the record Robben Ford recommends. He's talking about what is now titled "Truckin' With Albert Collins".



I saw Albert at a club called Desperado's in Georgetown, D.C. in the early 80's. He had his 100 foot cord, and at one point in the show he walked outside into the middle of M Street and just burned. Still one of the greatest concerts I've ever seen. We miss ya, man."