Albert Collins fundamental techniques: Bending and Vibrato

In this video, we delve into the fundamental techniques that define Albert Collins' iconic sound: Bending and Vibrato. Joined by Keith Wyatt, the "Master of the Telecaster" shares profound secrets on how to develop his unique style. Collins reveals how he uses multiple fingers to give strength and precision to his bends and explains the origin of his characteristic vibrato — inspired by the sound of an organ and executed with a movement that involves the entire arm to achieve maximum expressiveness. What you will learn in this video: The Bending Technique: How Collins uses two or three fingers to strengthen the note and obtain that cut. The Origin of Vibrato: The influence of organists and the search for a sound that "trembles" with emotion. Physical Execution: The importance of moving the arm and wrist together for a consistent vibrato. Exclusive Performance: Watch Collins demonstrate these techniques in real time, including a segment of the theme "Mr. Collins," where he sings in unison with the guitar. This is an essential document for any blues guitarist who wants to add depth and "feel" to their phrasing. 🎸Did you enjoy this lesson? Don't forget to subscribe to the Fernando Blues channel for more exclusive content about the great guitar masters!