Here’s what’s going on in this week’s solo:

Bars 2-4

Albert Collins loved to make a meal of a single note, often milking it way beyond what most guitarists would dare. Here, the repetitive bent A note is finally released into a classic Blues lick.

Bar 10

This is trickier to play than you might think: we’re more used to hammer-on and pull-off licks like this running down than going up.

Bars 12

More note milking! This time it’s the root note of D.

For more info on Albert Collins style, I recommend you check out my other Albert Collins post here.

As always, below the YouTube video you’ll find the backing track to play along with, and below that, the tablature. Aren’t I nice?!

Feel free to ask questions or just share your thoughts in the comments!

Watch the video:

Play along with the backing track:

Read the tab: