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Albert Collins - Ice Pickin' FLAC album


Performer: Albert Collins
Genre: Blues
Title: Ice Pickin'
Country: UK
Style: Texas Blues
Label: Sonet
Catalog Number: SNTF 707
FLAC version ZIP size: 2952 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2302 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2810 mb
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 382

Tracklist

1Ice Pick
Written-By – Collins
3:08
2Conversation With Collins
Written-By – Collins
8:52
3When The Welfare Turns Its Back On You
Written-By – Weaver, Thompson
5:26
4Talking Woman Blues
Written-By – Washington, Fulson
4:28
5Cold, Cold Feeling
Written-By – Robinson
5:19
6Avalanche
Written-By – Collins
2:39
7Master Charge
Written-By – Collins
5:12
8Too Tired
Written-By – Watson, Davis, Ling
3:00

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
AL 4713Albert Collins Ice Pickin' ‎(LP, Album)Alligator RecordsAL 4713US1978
SNTCD 707/IRS 970055, SNTCD 707Albert Collins Ice Pickin' ‎(CD, Album)Sonet, SonetSNTCD 707/IRS 970055, SNTCD 707USA, Canada & EuropeUnknown
AL 4713Albert Collins Ice Pickin' ‎(LP, Album, Nor)Alligator RecordsAL 4713US1978
ALCD 4713Albert Collins Ice Pickin' ‎(CD, Album, Club, RE)Alligator RecordsALCD 4713USUnknown
EPC 84301Albert Collins Ice Pickin' ‎(LP, Album)Alligator RecordsEPC 84301Greece1978

Credits

  • Baritone SaxophoneChuck Smith
  • BassAron Burton
  • DrumsCasey Jones
  • GuitarLarry Burton
  • Guitar, VocalsAlbert Collins
  • KeyboardsAlan Batts
  • Liner NotesBruce Iglauer, Lee Hildebrand
  • ProducerBruce Iglauer, Dick Shurman, Richard McLeese
  • Recorded ByEddie B. Flick, Freddie Breitberg
  • Tenor SaxophoneA.C. Reed

Notes

later issue; originals come on the blue Sonet label.

Recorded at Curtom Studios, Chicago, 1978
Back Sleeve: Made In England

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout: SNTF 707 - A1 ∆ T
  • Matrix / Runout: SNTF 707 - B1 ∆ T

Companies

  • Licensed From – Alligator Records

Video

Yla
I just bought this record at a vinyl sale in the Netherlands and I found something striking on it. As I could not find any reference to this on the internet I thought it might be nice trivia to this record on Discogs.
As the song Honey hush! is also know as Talking woman blues I found it surprising to see that both names are used on one (this) record. On the sleeve it's mentioned as Honey hush! and on the record label it says Talking woman blues.
Would this be done on purpose? Or is it a simple mistake? I just found it nice to discover :)