A cornerstone of modern blues, “Lights Are On, But Nobody’s Home” showcases Albert Collins’ icy-hot guitar tone and deep emotional expression. With his signature Telecaster and razor-sharp phrasing, Collins turns every note into a soulful conversation, blending heartbreak with raw vulnerability. ❄️🔥 🎶 From the 1986 album Cold Snap, the track quickly became a fan favorite for its slow-burning groove and unforgettable lyrics. 💬 “I can see your lights on, baby… but I can't see nobody home.” — a

Albert Collins "Nobody leaves this place without singing the blues.” - Albert Collins 🎶 🎸 🎙️ The qoute comes from the 1987 film, “Adventures In Babysitting.” #TheBlues | Still Livin' the Blues

Thinking of “The Ice Man” Albert Collins, born on this day in 1932! In many ways, the Master of the Telecaster represented the spirit of our club in the 80s, endlessly inspiring the Antone’s house band who shared the stage with him, and thrilling unsuspecting audiences nightly with his singular style and earth-shattering guitar tone. When he died in 1993, it was the end of an era. Enjoy this video of him with Derek O’Brien, Clifford Antone, and Mel Brown from Antone’s on Guadalupe. | Antone's

7.3K views · 336 reactions | Albert Collins style improv. I love this style. Tone from Amplitube 5. #albertcollins #bluesguitarist IK Multimedia Zexcoil Guitar Pickups | Master Guitar Academy | Facebook