Collins, Albert

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Cold Snap Audiophile - Vinyl - MFSL 1-226 Long Out Of Print Limited Edition, Half-Speed Mastered 200gm Anadisc Housed In A Deluxe Gatefold Jacket. This Is Low Number 0244. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Cold Snap Audiophile - Vinyl - MFSL 1-226 Factory Sealed 1995 Foil Numbered, Limited Edition, Half-Speed Mastered 200gm Anadisc Housed In A Deluxe Gatefold Jacket. This Is Number 2413. more
	Cold Snap Used - Vinyl - AL 4752 1986 Green Label Original In Shrink Wrap With Genuine House Rockin' Hype Sticker. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Cold Snap Used - Vinyl - AL 4752 1986 Green Label Original. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Cold Snap Audiophile - New - MFSL 1-226 Factory Sealed 200gm 1995 Foil Numbered, Limited Edition, Half-Speed Mastered Reissue From Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab; This Is #2226. "Cold Snap has a stronger R&B direction than Collins's previous Alligator releases, most notably in the presence of a slicker production. That approach doesn't suit him particularly well -- he's at his best when he's just playing the blues, not when he's trying to sing. Nevertheless, he turns out a number of gripping solos, and that is what prevents Cold Snap from being too much of a disappointment." All Music Guide – Thom Owens more
	Cold Snap Audiophile - New - MFSL 1-226 Factory Sealed 200gm 1995 Foil Numbered, Limited Edition, Half-Speed Mastered Reissue From Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab; This Is Low Number #0178. "Cold Snap has a stronger R&B direction than Collins's previous Alligator releases, most notably in the presence of a slicker production. That approach doesn't suit him particularly well -- he's at his best when he's just playing the blues, not when he's trying to sing. Nevertheless, he turns out a number of gripping solos, and that is what prevents Cold Snap from being too much of a disappointment." All Music Guide – Thom Owens more
	Compleat Albert Collins Used - Vinyl - LP 12449 1969 Stereo Original In Shrink Wrap. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Compleat Albert Collins New - Vinyl - LP 12449 Sealed 1970 Original. Pristine Copy. more
	Cool Sound Of Used - Vinyl - 1011 1985 German Compilation. Small Top Seam Split. Recorded In 1962 And 1963. more
	Cool Sound Of Albert Collins Used - Vinyl - TCF 8002 Stunning 1965 Mono Original In Shrink Wrap On The 20th Century Fox Imprint. Some Light Foxing Along The Mouth Of The Rear Cover. more
	Don't Lose Your Cool Used - Vinyl - AL 4730 Beautiful 1983 Original Still In Shrink Wrap. “Keeping Up With His "Iceman" Moniker, Albert Collins Delivers With His Fourth Alligator Release Don't Lose Your Cool. The Title Cut Was One Of His First Instrumental Hits Back In The Late '50s And Here It's Given A Gritty, Organ-Driven Workout À La One Of His Heroes And Onetime Collaborators, Jimmy Mcgriff. Forging On In This Impressively Diverse Set, Collins Revels In The Humorous, Spoken Commentary Of Oscar Brown, Jr.'S "But I Was Cool" (Reminiscent Of Collins' Spoken Interludes On The John Zorn Piece "Spillane"), Updates The Jump-Blues Antics Of Big Walter Price's "Get To Gettin'," And Closes The Set Out With A Faithful Take On Guitar Slim's "Quicksand." He Also Adds A Few Of His Own Impressive Cuts Here, Including The Funky, Syncopated New Orleans Groove "Melt Down" And The Stax 'N' Blues Cut "Ego Trip." Throughout, Of Course, Collins Comes Up With Plenty Of His Grating, Barbed Wire Guitar Licks And Rough-Hewn Vocals. Riding Atop His Crack, Seven-Piece Ice Breakers Band (Including A Fine Horn Section), Collins Certainly Keeps Things Burnin' On This Set, While Still Living Up To All The Icy Allusions With Some Of The Most Cool And Urbane Modern Blues On Record.” – Stephen Cook, AMG more
	Frost Bite Used - Vinyl - AL 4719 1980 Original In Shrinkwrap more
	Frost Bite Used - Vinyl - AL 4719 1980 Original, Autographed On Front Cover. more
	Frostbite Used - Vinyl - AL 4719 1980 US original. Glossy, VG+ vinyl. Crisp LP jacket. Frostbite delivers Albert Collins at peak form—icy Telecaster tone, sharp phrasing, and funk-leaning blues grooves. Released in 1980 on Alligator, it pairs tight band arrangements with Collins’ signature sting, balancing instrumental punch with vocal cuts like “If You Love Me Like You Say.” Clean, driving, and unmistakably his. more
	Frozen Alive New - Vinyl - AL 4725 Sealed 1981 Original. more
	Frozen Alive! Used - Vinyl - AL 4725 1981 US original. Glossy, NM- vinyl. Frozen Alive! captures Albert Collins live at his peak—icy Telecaster tone slicing through a tight, hard-grooving band. Recorded in 1981 on Alligator, it stretches into extended jams with Collins working the room, trading sharp leads and vocals. Raw, dynamic, and stage-tested. more
	Ice Cold Blues Used Import - CRB 1119 1986 UK compilation on Charly R&B. NM- vinyl; Cover still in shrink with moderate ding/tear to center of top seam. more
	Ice Pickin' Used - Vinyl - AL 4713 1978 US original, North American Music Industries pressing. Glossy, VG++ vinyl. Crisp LP jacket. Ice Pickin’ is the breakthrough—Albert Collins stepping into the spotlight with that signature icy Telecaster tone fully realized. Released in 1978 on Alligator, it blends tight, funk-driven grooves with biting leads and standout vocals on tracks like “Conversation With Collins.” Lean, punchy, and definitive. more
	Iceman Used - Vinyl - VPBLP 3 Beautiful 1991 Original. Vinyl Only Released In Europe. Includes Custom Inner Sleeve. Record Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Love Can Be Found Anywhere (Even In A Guitar) New - Vinyl - LP 12428 Sealed 1968 Original Stereo Original. more
	Love Can Be Found Anywhere (Even In A Guitar) Used - Vinyl - LP 12428 Beautiful 1968 Original, Small COH. Appears Unplayed. more
	Love Can Be Found Anywhere (Even In A Guitar) Used - Vinyl - LP 12428 1968 Stereo Original. Appears Unplayed. more
	Love Can Be Found Anywhere (Even In A Guitar) Used - Vinyl - LP 12428 1968 Stereo Original. Appears Unplayed. Some Rubbing On Spine, Hence Way Reduced Price. more
	Love Can Be Found Anywhere (Even In A Guitar) Used - Vinyl - LP-12428 1968 US original. Glossy, VG+ vinyl. Promo "Not For Sale" embossing to top right corner of jacket. Love Can Be Found Anywhere (Even In A Guitar) showcases Albert Collins in a more expansive, late-70s setting—stretching his icy Telecaster tone across longer, funk-leaning grooves. Released on Alligator, the album blends instrumental workouts with vocal cuts, giving his phrasing more room to breathe while the band locks into deep, rolling rhythms. Smooth, confident, and built around tone. more
	The Cool Sound Of Albert Collins Used Import - CCR 1011 1985 German reissue. Glossy, VG++ vinyl. The Cool Sound of Albert Collins captures Albert Collins in his early instrumental phase, built around his sharp, icy Telecaster tone. Drawn from his 1960s Imperial recordings, cuts like “Frosty” and “Thaw-Out” lean on space, groove, and precise phrasing. Clean, minimal, and instantly recognizable. more
	The Cool Sound Of Albert Collins New - Vinyl - TFC 8002 First Sealed Copy We Have Ever Seen Of This Mega Rare 1965 Mono Original (Later Re-Released As "Truckin"). This Set Of Early Sessions Shows The Style Of This Blues-Guitar Behemoth Already Clearly Defined. Collins Plays In Minor Tuning And Plucks The Strings Aggressively With His Right Hand, Giving His Playing (Even At This Stage) An Utterly Distinctive Sound. The Set List Features Collins's Original, Groove-Inflected Instrumentals (He Turns In One Vocal Performance On "Dyin' Flu"), With Tenor Sax, Alto Sax, And Trumpet Adding Punchy Lines And Jazzy Solos Over Comping From A Tight Bass-Drums-And-Organ Rhythm Section. The Centerpiece Here, Naturally, Is Collins's Guitar Work. His Sharp, Carefully Crafted Leads Are Impressive Throughout--He Uses Space To Excellent Effect, And He Values Interplay With The Rhythm Section Over Standard Flashy Showboating. “Cool Sound” Contains Many Of Collins's Best-Known Tunes, Including "Frost Bite" And "Frosty." (Reputedly, Both Johnny Winter And Janis Joplin--Teenagers At The Time--Were Present In The Studio When Collins Cut "Frosty." Joplin Predicted The Song Would Be A Hit. She Was Right--It Sold Millions, And Became One Of Collins's Signature Songs). For Essential Early Offerings From This Blues Master, Truckin' With Albert Collins Is At The Top Of The List. more
	There's Gotta Be A Change New - Vinyl - TWS 103 Sealed 1971 Textured Gatefold Original. Includes The Killer Giant Color Poster Of Albert Lying On His Back, Playing Guitar. Features Jesse 'Ed' Davis, Dr. John And Others. more
	Trash Talkin' New - Vinyl - LP 12438 Sealed 1969 Stereo Original. CC. more
	Trash Talkin' New - Vinyl - LP 12438 Sealed 1969 Stereo Original. more
	Trash Talkin' Used - Vinyl - LP-12438 1969 US original Research Craft pressing. A vibrant VG++ copy with tiny corner dings/rubs. Produced by Bill Hall; Albert Collins’ album "Trash Talkin’" stands as a testament to his electrifying guitar style and blues innovation. Released in 1969 on Imperial Records, the album captures Collins in his prime, delivering a blend of stinging Telecaster riffs and soulful vocals. Tracks such as “Conversation with Collins” and “Trash Talkin’” highlight his signature icy tone and expressive phrasing, setting him apart as one of the most influential Texas blues guitarists. The record’s tight arrangements and energetic performances showcase Collins’ mastery of the genre, combining traditional blues with a modern edge that resonated with audiences during the late ‘60s blues revival. more
	Truckin' With Albert Collins Used - Vinyl - BTS 8 1969 US gatefold reissue; Album originally released in 1965 as "The Cool Sound Of Albert Collins" on Twentieth Century Fox. "Truckin' with Albert Collins is a 1969 Blue Thumb reissue of The Cool Sound of Albert Collins, which was originally released on TCF Hall Records in 1965. These are the earliest recordings that Collins made, and already his trademark sound is in place -- his leads are stinging, piercing and direct. The album features a set of blistering instrumentals (with the exception of the vocal "Dyin' Flu") that would eventually become his signature tunes, including "Frosty" and "Frostbite." Collins doesn't just stick to blues, he adds elements of surf, rock, jazz, and R&B. These songs may not have been hits at the time, but they helped establish his reputation as the Master of the Telecaster." All Music Guide – Thom Owens more
	Truckin' With Albert Collins Used Import - BTS 8 1969 2nd Pressing In Gatefold. Might Be One Of The Grooviest Instrumental Blues Albums Ever Made. Shows Off Collins Talents With A Mix Of Horns & Organ Displaying Some Fine Southern Blues. more
	Truckin' With Albert Collins Used - Vinyl - BTS 8 1969 2nd Pressing In Gatefold With Hole Punch. Small Bottom Seam Split. Might Be One Of The Grooviest Instrumental Blues Albums Ever Made. Shows Off Collins Talents With A Mix Of Horns & Organ Displaying Some Fine Southern Blues. more
	Truckin' With Albert Collins New - Vinyl - BTS 8 Sealed Gatefold Original, COH. more

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