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Intro
04:45
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All About My Girl
06:45
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Things That I Used to Do
03:44
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Frosty
12:40
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Wah Heat
10:51
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Cold Tremor
04:15
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Johnny B.cool
01:13
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Albert Collins Leona, Texas
Albert Collins was a true innovator in the blues genre, known for his distinct playing style and mastery of the electric guitar. His icy, sharp sound and soulful vocals left an indelible mark on the blues landscape.
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