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Ice Pickin' |
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Studio album by Albert Collins |
Released |
1978 |
Recorded |
By Freddie Breitberg at Curtom Studios, Chicago, Il. |
Genre |
Blues |
Length |
36:48 |
Label |
ALCD 4713 |
Producer |
Bruce Iglauer, Richard McLeese & Dick Shurman |
Professional reviews |
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Albert Collins chronology |
Alive & cool (1972) |
Ice pickin' (1978) |
Albert Collins and Barrelhouse live (1979) |
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Ice pickin' is a blues album released in 1978 by the blues man Albert Collins.
According with the inside cover of the album:
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Albert King names Collins as his favorite guitarist, and John Lee Hooker declares, "I'm an Albert Collins freak!" |
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[edit] Personnel
[edit] Track listing
- Honey, Hush! (Talking Woman Blues) (Fulson/Washington) - 04:28
- When The Welfare Turns Its Back On You (Weaver/Thomas) - 05:26
- Ice Pick (Collins) - 03:08
- Cold, Cold Feeling (Robinson) - 05:19
- Too Tired (Bihari/Davis/Watson) - 03:00
- Master Charge (Colins) - 05-12
- Conversation With Collins (Collins) - 08:52
- Avalanche (Collins) - 02:39
[edit] External links
Albert Collins Alligator Website