Albert Collins Poster
$25.00
9 in stock
Albert Collins poster – 12×18 – Blues legend
12 inches by 18 inches. Digitally printed on speckletone cardstock, hand signed by the artist, Grego Anderson. Ships Worldwide. Decorate your home, room or office with this striking image of the late, great master of the Telecaster – Mr. Albert “the ice man” Collins. A Mojohand exclusive!
Free shipping on all orders over $35 in the continental USA
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The largest selection of Blues music posters, art, prints and apparel, shop for yourself or get music themed gifts for your loved ones.
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Albert Collins: The Master of the Telecaster
Born on October 1, 1932, in Leona, Texas, Albert Collins carved out a singular place in blues history with his icy tone, fiery solos, and electrifying stage presence. Known as “The Master of the Telecaster,” Collins turned his Fender guitar into a weapon of rhythm and emotion, blending Texas blues grit with funk and soul swagger.
Collins began performing in the 1950s, earning a regional following with hits like Frosty and Sno-Cone. His sharp, stinging sound—created by using unconventional open tunings and a capo high up the neck—became instantly recognizable. After a period of obscurity, Collins roared back in the late 1970s, signing with Alligator Records and releasing acclaimed albums such as Ice Pickin’ and Frostbite, which reintroduced his fierce, playful energy to a new generation of blues fans.
Famed for wading into crowds with a 100-foot guitar cable, Collins’ performances were as unpredictable as they were unforgettable. He earned a Grammy Award in 1987 and inspired countless guitarists, including Stevie Ray Vaughan and Robert Cray.
Albert Collins passed away from cancer on November 24, 1993, but his searing tone and icy style remain etched in blues legend—a man whose music could chill your spine and set your soul on fire.
Click here for Albert Collins’ Biography
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Click here to watch Albert Collins Blues videos
Albert Collins Poster
$25.00
9 in stock
Albert Collins poster – 12×18 – Blues legend
12 inches by 18 inches. Digitally printed on speckletone cardstock, hand signed by the artist, Grego Anderson. Ships Worldwide. Decorate your home, room or office with this striking image of the late, great master of the Telecaster – Mr. Albert “the ice man” Collins. A Mojohand exclusive!
Free shipping on all orders over $35 in the continental USA
©Mojohand.com – Everything Blues™ The one man Blues boutique celebrating over 20 years in service of the Blues!
The largest selection of Blues music posters, art, prints and apparel, shop for yourself or get music themed gifts for your loved ones.
Foreign orders have a one time surcharge for the entire order, check your country charge by clicking the shipping button at the bottom of the page
Albert Collins: The Master of the Telecaster
Born on October 1, 1932, in Leona, Texas, Albert Collins carved out a singular place in blues history with his icy tone, fiery solos, and electrifying stage presence. Known as “The Master of the Telecaster,” Collins turned his Fender guitar into a weapon of rhythm and emotion, blending Texas blues grit with funk and soul swagger.
Collins began performing in the 1950s, earning a regional following with hits like Frosty and Sno-Cone. His sharp, stinging sound—created by using unconventional open tunings and a capo high up the neck—became instantly recognizable. After a period of obscurity, Collins roared back in the late 1970s, signing with Alligator Records and releasing acclaimed albums such as Ice Pickin’ and Frostbite, which reintroduced his fierce, playful energy to a new generation of blues fans.
Famed for wading into crowds with a 100-foot guitar cable, Collins’ performances were as unpredictable as they were unforgettable. He earned a Grammy Award in 1987 and inspired countless guitarists, including Stevie Ray Vaughan and Robert Cray.
Albert Collins passed away from cancer on November 24, 1993, but his searing tone and icy style remain etched in blues legend—a man whose music could chill your spine and set your soul on fire.
Click here for Albert Collins’ Biography
Click here to shop for rare Blues concert posters
Click here to watch Albert Collins Blues videos
