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Sometimes I get the Blues. A Small yet well produced collection of The Blues Complements of The Zig Man. B.B. KING Don't Answer the Door Get Off My Back Into The Night Let The Good Times Roll Sweet Sixteen The Thrill Is Gone To Know You Is To Love You Why I Sing The Blues ALBERT COLLINS Fake ID ALBERT KING Born Under A Bad Sign BIG BILL BROONZY ...
The master of telecaster indeed! Lyrics: If trouble was money, I’d swear I’d be a millionaire. If trouble was money, babe, I’d swear I’d be a millionaire. For you I’d buy the whole world, woman, I’d buy the whole world and have money to spare, yeah. Worry, worry, worry, worry, babe, I had worries on my mind, yeah.
25 de nov. de 1993 · Mr. Collins was credited by the equally celebrated guitarist Jimi Hendrix, in an interview in the 60's, with being one of his primary influences. "There's one cat I'm still trying to get across to ...
Albert Collins. The hottest of a bevy of guitarists to emerge from a veritable hotbed of blues guitar in Houston, Texas, Albert Collins was also the “coolest.”. His searing, stinging guitar attack came to be marketed with icy images after the release of his first single, “The Freeze,” in 1958, was followed by “Defrost,” “Frosty ...
26 de mar. de 1990 · Album Credits. Featuring Albert Collins, Albert King & George Harrison. Producers Gary Moore & Ian Taylor. Writers A.C. Williams, Alphonso “Sonny” Thompson, Clifford Adams & 12 more. Alto ...
Geschichte. Auf Still Got the Blues war Moore vom Druck befreit, Hit-Singles schreiben zu müssen. Dennoch oder gerade deshalb wurde das Album zu einem seiner größten Erfolge. Er mischte auf dem Album Blues-Standards mit eigenem Material. Bei den Aufnahmen wirkten Albert King, Albert Collins und George Harrison mit. Harrison schrieb auch das Stück That Kind of Woman.
This really put Gary on the map of success, spawning 2 massive hits, 'Still Got The Blues' and 'Walking By Myself', still 2 remaining staples in his live sets today. This album also contains special guest contributions by Albert king, Albert Collins and George Harrison.
