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“They didn’t call him the Iceman for nothing. I mean, I was on the receiving end when I was a kid”: Joe Bonamassa on how Albert Collins taught him to wield his guitar as “a weapon” – and jamming with him was the ultimate test of his “intestinal fortitude”
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Albert Collins did not take any prisoners.
Albert Collins.
Bonamassa puts the year at 1990 or ’91, “prime-time Albert Collins” when he was backed by the Icebreakers featuring Debbie Davies on guitar.
He did all that Albert Collins shit, but he kept stinging the note,” says Bonamassa.
Albert Collins - Iceman (From "Live at Montreux 1992" DVD) - YouTube Watch OnCollins knew what he as doing.