These men are dedicated far and away. Any of you clowns with negative comments obviously will never understand the meaning of originality and stars of their proud Texas Southern roots. They were the roots and nobody today will know the mark of true professional , gifted musicians unless you are one !!
You have to understand guys like these. They played night after night, years go by, the same songs over and over again. Occasionally getting asked to play with others and maybe playing something different but it's like listening to the same song for days on end and making it sound better each time. For guys to even stay together like this is awesome. Through all the drugs, alcohol and other temptations during their life and to still step out on stage, give an hour and a half concert and act like they are playing it for you for the first time. WOW !!! Sing, even if you can't, for an hour, some what loud and see what your voice is like. Sit down on a chair, pat your foot to the beat and see how long it takes to get tired. What they do is still something of an art.
Really really good point. For anyone complaining, try exactly this and see how long ya last.. I've tried singin' both highs and lows to my favorite songs in the car while out driving.. I don't last long before the voice shows signs of tiredness.. and that's just the singin'!
I am one of the fortunate who got to see them 5 times so far beginning with the “Expect No Quarter” tour in Salt Lake, 2/8/80. I thought it was called the “Cheap Sunglasses” tour but after looking at my ticket stub it says otherwise. The last time was after Dusty passed and Elwood was on bass. The first I recall attaching my brain to their music was when “Tres Hombres” came out. Seems like around 1974. I still listen to ZZ a lot…..as their music will never die! I hope I get another opportunity to see them. Rest in peace Dusty.
SO HARD TO LOSE SOME ONE HOW WE GROW UP LISTENING TO AS A TEEN AND NOW I AM 59 AND STILL GET DOWN TO ZZ TOP REST IN PEACE DUSTY THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC.
I was there for this! I left Paul McCartney early to catch ZZ Top, and I was certainly not disappointed! They took the stage, opened up a can of whoopass, and didn't let go until they threw you back leaving you to wonder what hit you! The mix here doesn't really do it justice as to how energetic the show was. An audience of all ages and they were all rowdy as hell! Unbelievable! They've still got their mojo!
Im grateful I had the privilege to see Zztop live twice and I almost met Dusty and Billy at the Holiday Inn i work at. RIP JOSEPH DUSTY HILL Thank you for all your contributions to classic rock blues im going to miss your vocals you did with Billy Heaven is going to have a wonderful concert with you jimi srv and many other rockers
I consider myself very lucky to have seen the boys 8 times. 7 in Colorado, once at Cheyenne Frontier Days. They were always great. The first show in 1975, they had a live Buffalo, Vulture and about 6 Rattlesnakes. Every show was different. Rip Dusty.
Im 59, from Dallas Texas. Seen ZZ Top about 10 times. Theyve always been one of my very favorite bands. Been drinkin' & toasting Dusty, and the Top, all day. The tears are flowin' as fast as the beer. Im with ya Brothers, we lost a monumental mammoth of a legend today, ...and a band that will never be the same again. I feel so bad for Billy now, his Rock & Roll partner in crime is gone.... Long Live ZZ TOP.... ✌🍺
I salute you , Sir , from the bottom of my heart ! You gotta love that 'lil‘band from Texas , otherwise you‘ve got no heart and soul . Long live ZZTop , RIP Dusty Hill
His evolution, as a drummer, is interesting to me. He clearly got better, and made early, and innovative , use of the new technologies emergent during their early, middle period.
I agree 100% but doubt he really cares. Frank just an everyday guy that plays golf, hangs out with normal everyday people, still works on cars, etc. Not after the glamor. One of a kind!
Been playing covers of ZZ since '72. I've always jammed the first lead to Lagrange but since I'm retired and have the time I've been working getting it precise. OMG! What a Texas blues masterpiece. I've got it worked out but it's going to be another month or two to get it to 160bpm.
Over the years ZZ Top has proven itself to be one of the greatest, longest lasting American rock bands of all time. There are few bands with just 3 members who can deliver as much sound as ZZ Top. I've seen this 'little ol band from Texas' live in 1976, 1999, and 2004. (if you like your rock and roll loud, this is the band to see) Even with the passing of time, ZZ Top plays with the same drive and energy that took em to the top in 73.
fishinsolitude Damn straight, here is someone that knows what he is talking about. ZZ Top is still as ROCKING good at 65 years old as they were in the 70's when they "Were that new band out of Texas". Contrary to some of the above IGNORANT comments.
agreed, caught these guys in Trenton, NJ (2008) ..great seats but had to move upstairs, b/c the ampage was that intense; ears were screaming in short time at show...had to move to top tier to help out...Great show though!!!
Some people are born to be musicians; some are born to be entertainers; some are born to be unique, unforgettable, and top-of-the-line. Such a group is ZZ Top. They took what they were given and used it all. What a group! Billy's solo on "La Grange" tops just about every hard rock solo, except perhaps Eric's in "Crossroads." He throws in the kitchen sink, plus a few new twists, to me anyway. I'm still trying to perfect it.
How many bands are still around 47+ years later with the original members? Nothing more needs to be said. ZZ Top are fucking awesome and have stood the test of time because the blues never goes out of style!
We've lost so many of the great ones, Dusty, Greg A., Charlie (Daniels and Pride), Johnny (Cash and Winter),June Carter Cash, Neil, Ginger, Jack Bruce, Ronnie, George Harrison, Stevie Ray, Ray Charles, BB King and many, many more. All I can do as a former drummer is just remember the songs and tunes, and keep them alive in my mind.
Billy Gibbons has been blowing my mind from day one...and that day was just about 45 years ago. The way he plays has such feeling, soul and tone...all I can do and have ever done is just shake my head in awe and disbelief!
I can't believe people of TH-cam are criticizing this sound......take your god-damned ear-buds off and listen to live music on occasion, this is what it sounds like. And this sounds DAMN good. Glad to have stumbled across this.
Im 62 and my younger brother turned me on to these guys and their music !! I would pay the price to hear these guys play their stuff any time, makes the shit we are listening to today ," OBSOLUTELY NOT WORTH A DIME "!
RIP dusty Hill ZZ Top help me get through a lot of hard times as a poor Southern boy I'm now 61 and it's about a week And a lot of these bands today cannot touch the talent these guys have God bless you
Wow! Two spectacular trios, originating in the 70’s, raging through the 80’s and beyond, each lost a member in just over 18 months time. I grew up listening to, and following these two power trios; where does the time go? Not to mention the longevity of both bands, ZZ Top and Rush, and their members sticking together so cohesively. Quoth the Bard; “...’tis a consummation devoutly to be wished!” R.I.P. Dusty (7/27/2021) and Neil (1/7/2020)... P.S.-Also, not to mention, Dusty was about 64 in this vid, so BIlly and Frank are around there as well. These guys are, basically, Medicare aged in 2013, and yet they’re rocking the living #*?%$! out of the place!
What can you say, heavy, funky, blues, rock. Always gets me how their sound is so damn full with just the one guitar and a bass and drums. Always seems like there's somebody else playing rythym in the background but nope. They would blow the roof off of any place they played. They know how to put on a show. And they're so unique looking, sounding, and singing. Nitty gritty southern rock, Texas rock, or whatever you call it.
MY BUDDY AND I MADE IT UP TO FRONT ROW AT THEIR 8-28-1975 CONCERT IN DENVER! STILL HAVE PICTURES OF THE BOYS, RATTLESNAKES, VULTURES, THEY EVEN RAN A BUFFALO UP ON A SCAFFOLD FOR A MINUTE, TILL IT WENTCRAZY! STILL MAKES ME SMILE!
That was the famous, or infamous, "World Wide Texas Tour"! Saw it in Charleston WVa. The live snakes, the vultures, the Buffalo/bison, cacti, etc. - All on a slightly tilted huge stage in the shape of Texas. So cool for a small town high school dude. Love ZZ Top!
Watching the video see zz top and ol billy rocking and rippin and getting loud as usual crowd seems to be enjoying themselves dancing, clapping, siging along etc look on the comments below and see a bunch of sound snobs saying how bad they sounded and blah blah blah , shut up and enjoy it people!
Smoking. Gibbons is it. People tend to think of the early MTV top or the car or whatever. Players from Hendrix to Clapton to B.B. King sing his praises. You should to. Dude kicks ass. He's Stevie Ray, Albert Collins and Buddy Guy all rolled up in a big blanket of cool.
I first saw ZZ Top play live at Surfers Paradise Raceway Gold Coast Australia in 1987 and they were awesome and now I’m so glad I saw them they will live on as legends now RIP Dusty thanks for the music.
it's not only the music, don't get me wrong their blues rock is the best, their style, looks, attitude, makes ZZ Top one of the best. I saw first saw them in concert in Lexington,Ky. in the early 70's with they released Tres Hombres album, yes I said album, no C D's, they looked like Porter Wagoner with the western coats, hats, but played kick ass rock, and blues
AFTER ALL THESE YEARS....Z.Z.TOP is still very much alive and doing well. I love this band It would seem that they are like many good things, they improve age.
😢this incredible music from these GOD fearing angels touch my heart and body in ways I can’t imagine. What gifted artists they are and the message is clearly from a realm of spiritual experience that reaches beyond their own imagination.
Man...this is awesome! These guys are still bringing it over 40 years later. I can only hope to be able to stand upright at their age..much less rock a festival. Nice job guys!
I was fortunate to see ZZ Top a few times in the 70s most memorable show was the first time 1973 LA Grange tour...Opened for the Allman bros, ZZ stole the show...Awesome Memories!
I was fortunate enough to be at Bonnaroo this year and saw Paul McCartney then had to hustle over and see ZZ Top. I missed their first couple songs but got to see 3/4 of the show. I gotta say, ZZ Top was one of my favorite shows of the entire week. Those guys can still rock after all these years. And their cover of Foxy Lady was awesome.
Seen ZZ Top at the Ozark Amphitheatre about 3 weeks after Dusty passed, may he be at peace, and they still rocked a hella show! George Thoroughgood (sp?) Opened for them. Went with family and it's a show I'll never forget ❤ While Dusty has passed his presence was very much felt and celebrated with love, live music and beautiful memories 💕💋😍 RIP Dusty😊
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If you're talking to the general public maybe but if you're talking to musicians especially other guitarists pretty much all of them will name Billy in their top 5
THANKS for THIS!!! I'm am missing the live show in Lincoln, Rhode Island tonight but thanks to this it's better than being there....No crowds and I'm not stuck in the back where you can't even see the big TV screens....
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Just heard about Dusty. I'm an old ass man, at work, sitting at his desk, with tears in my eyes.
RIP Dusty.
I’m 65. Tears too!
What keeps hitting me is that Billy has played with the same bass player ever since that 3 hour jam in 1969. Sign me... another teary-eyed old dude.
Me too. I'm devastated...
Hit me hard too brother
Lotta wet-eyed old dudes tonight, brother. Hooked on 'em since Fandango.
I got to experience ZZ Top's World Wide Texas Tour at the Brave's Stadium in Atlanta Ga back in 1976. The best concert I have ever been to. RIP Dusty
Seen them in Huntsville Alabama about that same time I agree 👍best concert I've been to and I've been to a lot of them
I saw them in early 80s before eliminator came. El
loco I think was the supporting record . I believe opener was joe perry group
I saw the same tour at Anaheim Stadium. with Blue Öyster Cult, and Johnny+Edgar. A great show it was.
@@danielgoertz2664 COOL
Saw them on 17 July, 1976, in Tulane Stadium, in New Orleans, with the J Geils Band - AND! I agree. Countless concerts later and feel the same.
The coolest grandads of all time, this is rock, nothing flashy or trendy, just music that makes you groove.
the guy rocked the world for 50 years
whats to cry about?
the jobs WE do
he should be crying for us
rock on dusty,you did it right
RIP Dusty. This was the only time I ever got to see ZZ Top and I was blown away.
I never did :(
R.I.P. Dusty, we'll never forget, my son cried when he heard it... and me too.
Me too! 65 yrs old.
X3 56 years old at that moment
These men are dedicated far and away. Any of you clowns with negative comments obviously will never understand the meaning of originality and stars of their proud Texas Southern roots. They were the roots and nobody today will know the mark of true professional , gifted musicians unless you are one !!
You have to understand guys like these. They played night after night, years go by, the same songs over and over again. Occasionally getting asked to play with others and maybe playing something different but it's like listening to the same song for days on end and making it sound better each time. For guys to even stay together like this is awesome. Through all the drugs, alcohol and other temptations during their life and to still step out on stage, give an hour and a half concert and act like they are playing it for you for the first time. WOW !!! Sing, even if you can't, for an hour, some what loud and see what your voice is like. Sit down on a chair, pat your foot to the beat and see how long it takes to get tired. What they do is still something of an art.
since The 70s! They are the real deal!!!!
@@terryfonz4603 since the 60's
@bflo1000 Nobody can do that!
Well fuckin said man
Really really good point. For anyone complaining, try exactly this and see how long ya last.. I've tried singin' both highs and lows to my favorite songs in the car while out driving.. I don't last long before the voice shows signs of tiredness.. and that's just the singin'!
Always amazed by the sound those 3 guys put out. RIP Dusty
RIP Dusty. Thank you for your music
Rest In Peace Dusty, may the Rock God's welcome you with open arms...
I am one of the fortunate who got to see them 5 times so far beginning with the “Expect No Quarter” tour in Salt Lake, 2/8/80. I thought it was called the “Cheap Sunglasses” tour but after looking at my ticket stub it says otherwise. The last time was after Dusty passed and Elwood was on bass. The first I recall attaching my brain to their music was when “Tres Hombres” came out. Seems like around 1974. I still listen to ZZ a lot…..as their music will never die! I hope I get another opportunity to see them. Rest in peace Dusty.
A phenomenal LIVE band never tired of listening to them after 40 years
RIP Dusty, this show was the last I saw them live.... 1983 & 1991 goodbye amigo have a cold one and tell em all how much we miss em'
SO HARD TO LOSE SOME ONE HOW WE GROW UP LISTENING TO AS A TEEN AND NOW I AM 59 AND STILL GET DOWN TO ZZ TOP REST IN PEACE DUSTY THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC.
1/2 Million viewers can't be wrong.I used to dance to this stuff back in 1985
I was there for this! I left Paul McCartney early to catch ZZ Top, and I was certainly not disappointed! They took the stage, opened up a can of whoopass, and didn't let go until they threw you back leaving you to wonder what hit you! The mix here doesn't really do it justice as to how energetic the show was. An audience of all ages and they were all rowdy as hell! Unbelievable! They've still got their mojo!
Another piece of my youth just died...RIP brother!😥
Man when he drops the guitar thru his fingers to do the slide after the solo...... Unreal Rock and Roll Royalty right there
Damn I missed it.What song is it?
What a Show….RIP Dusty
Im grateful I had the privilege to see Zztop live twice and I almost met Dusty and Billy at the Holiday Inn i work at. RIP JOSEPH DUSTY HILL Thank you for all your contributions to classic rock blues im going to miss your vocals you did with Billy Heaven is going to have a wonderful concert with you jimi srv and many other rockers
I consider myself very lucky to have seen the boys 8 times. 7 in Colorado, once at Cheyenne Frontier Days. They were always great. The first show in 1975, they had a live Buffalo, Vulture and about 6 Rattlesnakes. Every show was different. Rip Dusty.
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One of the very few rock bands that stayed cool even in old age.
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z z top true to the bone rock n roll
There is only one ZZ TOP in this world and they are legends of all time and always be.
Im 59, from Dallas Texas. Seen ZZ Top about 10 times. Theyve always been one of my very favorite bands.
Been drinkin' & toasting Dusty, and the Top, all day.
The tears are flowin' as fast as the beer.
Im with ya Brothers, we lost a monumental mammoth of a legend today,
...and a band that will never be the same again.
I feel so bad for Billy now, his Rock & Roll partner in crime is gone....
Long Live ZZ TOP.... ✌🍺
I salute you , Sir , from the bottom of my heart ! You gotta love that 'lil‘band from Texas , otherwise you‘ve got no heart and soul .
Long live ZZTop , RIP Dusty Hill
@@michaelworse6034
Right On Brother... 🤘
I grew up with ZZ Top and I appreciate their music now more than ever.
Frank is one bad-ass drummer who doesn't get the attention that he deserves......
He's got a lot of help from those percussion tracks.
100% agreed. those first 5 albums are funky as funck.
Best Comment Award...
His evolution, as a drummer, is interesting to me. He clearly got better, and made early, and innovative , use of the new technologies emergent during their early, middle period.
I agree 100% but doubt he really cares. Frank just an everyday guy that plays golf, hangs out with normal everyday people, still works on cars, etc. Not after the glamor. One of a kind!
Been playing covers of ZZ since '72. I've always jammed the first lead to Lagrange but since I'm retired and have the time I've been working getting it precise. OMG! What a Texas blues masterpiece. I've got it worked out but it's going to be another month or two to get it to 160bpm.
these guys were unique...my favorites for many years...irreplaceable...Thank You for the music
Rest In Peace Dusty Hill :-(
😥
Dusty Hill, un pilier de ZZ TOP, une légende nous a quitté, repose en paix !
Over the years ZZ Top has proven itself to be one of the greatest, longest lasting American rock bands of all time. There are few bands with just 3 members who can deliver as much sound as ZZ Top. I've seen this 'little ol band from Texas' live in 1976, 1999, and 2004. (if you like your rock and roll loud, this is the band to see) Even with the passing of time, ZZ Top plays with the same drive and energy that took em to the top in 73.
Never had the pleasure of seeing em iive but the videos do all the talking x
fishinsolitude
Damn straight, here is someone that knows what he is talking about. ZZ Top is still as ROCKING good at 65 years old as they were in the 70's when they "Were that new band out of Texas". Contrary to some of the above IGNORANT comments.
fishinsolitude Yeah I agree! I'm a bass player and this guy is an influence on my playing style!
agreed, caught these guys in Trenton, NJ (2008) ..great seats but had to move upstairs, b/c the ampage was that intense; ears were screaming in short time at show...had to move to top tier to help out...Great show though!!!
Some people are born to be musicians; some are born to be entertainers; some are born to be unique, unforgettable, and top-of-the-line. Such a group is ZZ Top. They took what they were given and used it all. What a group! Billy's solo on "La Grange" tops just about every hard rock solo, except perhaps Eric's in "Crossroads." He throws in the kitchen sink, plus a few new twists, to me anyway. I'm still trying to perfect it.
How many bands are still around 47+ years later with the original members? Nothing more needs to be said. ZZ Top are fucking awesome and have stood the test of time because the blues never goes out of style!
Really cool to see so many young people digginon some old zz top.
Rick Fountain dude im 30 from Holland and love this man! ain't getting better than this!
48 years and still one of the strongest and coolest sounds around!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Texas creates so much musical greatness. ZZ Top, Pantera, and Selena.
And Stevie Ray Vaughan
Johnny winter and Waylon Jennings also
How could we forget Buddy Holly!
And let’s not forget Willie Nelson, Michael Martin Murphey, Jerry Jeff Walker and the Lost Gonzo Band.
@@thomastarwater6035 agreed, all amazing life long great music.
AHHH take me with ya, Jesus! RIP Dusty Hill, the best on 4 strings and a great voice, too.
We've lost so many of the great ones, Dusty, Greg A., Charlie (Daniels and Pride), Johnny (Cash and Winter),June Carter Cash, Neil, Ginger, Jack Bruce, Ronnie, George Harrison, Stevie Ray, Ray Charles, BB King and many, many more. All I can do as a former drummer is just remember the songs and tunes, and keep them alive in my mind.
Billy Gibbons has been blowing my mind from day one...and that day was just about 45 years ago. The way he plays has such feeling, soul and tone...all I can do and have ever done is just shake my head in awe and disbelief!
R.I.P. Dusty. Thank you for all the killer music. You made us Texans real proud, sir.
I can't believe people of TH-cam are criticizing this sound......take your god-damned ear-buds off and listen to live music on occasion, this is what it sounds like. And this sounds DAMN good. Glad to have stumbled across this.
Jason Walton well said!
Its a 3 piece band. Plain simple Rock N Roll. Not a 12 piece with dancers and lip syncing.
ive noticed that people are criticizing the sound recording of this specific performance, not the band itself
Jason Walton no shit, ehh...
The bass sound here is awesome!
zz top a true boogie blues band love love
BRILLIANT show by ZZ Top, especially when Billy switches to his Les Paul and starts to blues out, still a great vital band 43 years on!!!
Im 62 and my younger brother turned me on to these guys and their music !! I would pay the price to hear these guys play their stuff any time, makes the shit we are listening to today ," OBSOLUTELY NOT WORTH A DIME "!
They played our high school auditorium in the seventies.
Still rocking 40 plus years later.
RIP dusty Hill ZZ Top help me get through a lot of hard times as a poor Southern boy I'm now 61 and it's about a week And a lot of these bands today cannot touch the talent these guys have God bless you
Billy's solo on Flyin High is amazing! One of their best songs in many years, IMO.
Wow! Two spectacular trios, originating in the 70’s, raging through the 80’s and beyond, each lost a member in just over 18 months time. I grew up listening to, and following these two power trios; where does the time go? Not to mention the longevity of both bands, ZZ Top and Rush, and their members sticking together so cohesively. Quoth the Bard; “...’tis a consummation devoutly to be wished!”
R.I.P. Dusty (7/27/2021) and Neil (1/7/2020)...
P.S.-Also, not to mention, Dusty was about 64 in this vid, so BIlly and Frank are around there as well. These guys are, basically, Medicare aged in 2013, and yet they’re rocking the living #*?%$! out of the place!
Ain't that the truth 👍🇺🇸GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸
What can you say, heavy, funky, blues, rock. Always gets me how their sound is so damn full with just the one guitar and a bass and drums. Always seems like there's somebody else playing rythym in the background but nope. They would blow the roof off of any place they played. They know how to put on a show. And they're so unique looking, sounding, and singing. Nitty gritty southern rock, Texas rock, or whatever you call it.
Freakin' Unbelievable. It's like Wine. Grows better and better every year !!!!!!!!!!!!!
RIP Dusty. You will be missed
He wont be!
MY BUDDY AND I MADE IT UP TO FRONT ROW AT THEIR 8-28-1975 CONCERT IN DENVER! STILL HAVE PICTURES OF THE BOYS, RATTLESNAKES, VULTURES, THEY EVEN RAN A BUFFALO UP ON A SCAFFOLD FOR A MINUTE, TILL IT WENTCRAZY! STILL MAKES ME SMILE!
That was the famous, or infamous, "World Wide Texas Tour"! Saw it in Charleston WVa. The live snakes, the vultures, the Buffalo/bison, cacti, etc. - All on a slightly tilted huge stage in the shape of Texas. So cool for a small town high school dude. Love ZZ Top!
That's crazy. I've been to Charleston. It was pretty small town. You guys are so lucky.
Can't be beat!!! Been listening to the top for 40years! Awesome!
Watching the video see zz top and ol billy rocking and rippin and getting loud as usual crowd seems to be enjoying themselves dancing, clapping, siging along etc look on the comments below and see a bunch of sound snobs saying how bad they sounded and blah blah blah , shut up and enjoy it people!
One of the best Bands ever!!! I love ZZ Top! !
sure is
Smoking. Gibbons is it. People tend to think of the early MTV top or the car or whatever. Players from Hendrix to Clapton to B.B. King sing his praises. You should to. Dude kicks ass. He's Stevie Ray, Albert Collins and Buddy Guy all rolled up in a big blanket of cool.
ZZ Top is one of the few bands that actually got better with the passing of time! Really like their New Works and the concerts top
The incredible master of the pinch harmonic note on the guitar..........
Tonight we celebrate. And tonight we weep. We're losing our family.
Seen them several times since 74. Great Show EVERY TIME. One of the best in the business!
Z Z TOP the best southern rock band of all time !
ROCK AND ROLL WILL NEVER DIE!
NEVER!!!!!!!!
Good music (of all kinds) will LIVE FOREVER!!!!! ( except rap).
Real rock and roll not this weird shit they have today
Best bass sound I have ever heard. Farewell Dusty.
Nice Concert Thanks
You gotta love this...I've seen ZZ Top a number of years ago...they were great...and this show is equally fantastic! Rock on!
Rest in peace Dusty got to see you three times once at Harrah's in Cherokee n.c. and twice in Charlotte great shows each time
I first saw ZZ Top play live at Surfers Paradise Raceway Gold Coast Australia in 1987 and they were awesome and now I’m so glad I saw them they will live on as legends now RIP Dusty thanks for the music.
Saw these guys play a few years back...no BS theatrics....no crap...just 3 blokes playing great music. Brilliant
it's not only the music, don't get me wrong their blues rock is the best, their style, looks, attitude, makes ZZ Top one of the best. I saw first saw them in concert in Lexington,Ky. in the early 70's with they released Tres Hombres album, yes I said album, no C D's, they looked like Porter Wagoner with the western coats, hats, but played kick ass rock, and blues
AFTER ALL THESE YEARS....Z.Z.TOP is still very much alive and doing well.
I love this band It would seem that they are like many good things, they improve age.
Rest in Peace Dusty. Its been one hell of a ride.
An absolute stellar performance....what a tight trio...awesome .... joy.
Never ride my motorcycle without ZZ Top loaded up! Much Respect!
I love ZZ Top. Sounds as good now as they did before.
😢this incredible music from these GOD fearing angels touch my heart and body in ways I can’t imagine. What gifted artists they are and the message is clearly from a realm of spiritual experience that reaches beyond their own imagination.
RIP dusty! Legend.
We played this concert today sunday to get him off to work. Gave him energy thanks!!:))
Man...this is awesome! These guys are still bringing it over 40 years later. I can only hope to be able to stand upright at their age..much less rock a festival. Nice job guys!
I was fortunate to see ZZ Top a few times in the 70s most memorable show was the first time 1973 LA Grange tour...Opened for the Allman bros, ZZ stole the show...Awesome Memories!
This IS one of the GREATEST rock bands in the history of rock!!
I'm just sayin'.
I was fortunate enough to be at Bonnaroo this year and saw Paul McCartney then had to hustle over and see ZZ Top. I missed their first couple songs but got to see 3/4 of the show. I gotta say, ZZ Top was one of my favorite shows of the entire week. Those guys can still rock after all these years. And their cover of Foxy Lady was awesome.
LOVE ZZ TOP, very underrated, their style, look and feel very fun and unique..they make great music for 3 people.. gotta love the TOP!
I used to go see them every chance I got!! We even traveled to another state if they didn’t come to ours. Always a great show.
Best rock'n'roll blues band to emerge from the USA.
I first and heard and seen their video give me all your loving when I was in Italy 1983.. what a song and band yeah
wrong - elvis and tcb
both!
ZZ TOP SOUNDS LIKE STEVIE AND THE SAINTS another great 3 piece band
Saw them here in Ireland, it was an amazing gig. The highlight of my year;-)
still love this band ever sosa much. i am a barfly woman -- had this music with me all of these years.
Que pocamadre se escucha el Bajo, y que banda tan chingona es ZZTOP!!
Seen ZZ Top at the Ozark Amphitheatre about 3 weeks after Dusty passed, may he be at peace, and they still rocked a hella show! George Thoroughgood (sp?) Opened for them. Went with family and it's a show I'll never forget ❤
While Dusty has passed his presence was very much felt and celebrated with love, live music and beautiful memories 💕💋😍
RIP Dusty😊
I'm so glad I got to c them once
Billy Gibbons is the most underrated guitar player of all time.These guys are R&R royalty!
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i said that my self, he and prince
If you're talking to the general public maybe but if you're talking to musicians especially other guitarists pretty much all of them will name Billy in their top 5
THANKS for THIS!!! I'm am missing the live show in Lincoln, Rhode Island tonight but thanks to this it's better than being there....No crowds and I'm not stuck in the back where you can't even see the big TV screens....
RIP Dusty. Rock In Peace
Escuché La Granja y se me desordenó todo. Tenía como 11 años...(hoy es 22 de febrero 2024 y sigo ahí...). Gracias tremendo grupo🎸
One of my favorite bands, I Love ZZ TOP!
I do too Christine
Good.zz
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gone see em tonight in Belton tx.. 3 generations,, recall my older brother going see them in the late 70s.. now taking my son.,
Great show.nice to see Billy playing the les Paul. Thx for the upload.
HELL YEAH!!!!! Just a bass , guitar and drums and no floorboard full of pedals THEY ARE THE BEST!!!!!!
Tight, slick, cool. After all this time zz are better than ever.