I remember when Tres Hombres Album first came out, this was my first 8 track tape I bought to play in my first car I ever owned a 1969 Jade Black 2 door Ford Fairlane I purchased from my neighbor in 1976 for $500. I played this 8 track over and over until it popped then I bought another one lol. I am 65 now.
Most musicians are super lucky if they just make it into the Big Time once. Ricky did it Twice with Iconic Bands that the World has seen and heard. To think not only being 1 of the original drummers in Skynyard but to leave just after cutting their 1st album because you wanted to play guitar more then to play the drums. For over 15 years I woke up to "Good Mornin" because I've always loved Blackfoot. I 1st met Ricky, Jakson and T Bone in a little upstate NY club called Manhattan in Spring Valley. My friends band had been hired to open for them. I was basically the hired muscle as I carried everything in set it up and tore it back down after they finished. We were all a bit nervous as it was their 1st time opening for a National Recording Artist. Nothing could be further from the truth. T Bone took our bassist off to the side and gave him at least an hours class on playing the bass. Jakson told our drummer to go play his kit and get a feel of his set up and explained how he tuned his kit to get that big rich sound. Ricky spent time with both our guitarists and took time to talk to each of us during the long wait until doors opened. Several times after we'd open for Blackfoot in many of the clubs in Northern NJ and the NY Area. I had a really long talk and fun day at a club called Connections in Northern NJ as we sat at the bar together watching Ollie North testifying before Congress giving each other our own opinions on the why's it happened. 1 of the Kindest, Honest, Open-minded Musicians to ever take to the stage. Hopefully when they swing through the Raleigh area again and catch up on things.
The Honorable Rev. he is a working man guitar player he knows the ergonomics of playing but he still is doing a lot in his gigs I can't even mostlikely not be able to keep up with the Rev. to play so smooth to sing and why do we love are guitars and guitar players so much why it's in us to listen it is in us to produce the frequency that move the feelings out to the people or we listen and take in the frequency what musians put out .Why is it that the Rev who plays infront of millions and millions and is one of thee because his frequencies are positive and shared in good faith no hate no protests just good ol RocknRoll wow factor 100%....RocknRollFlat5
When I was younger we didn't have a bus. But when I was transferred to Allegany. I purposely sat in the back of the bus. I'm a registered Micmac Indian. I remember the stories that miss Kenny would tell me. I remember Rosa Parks. I remember the stories told to me about how the French used to treat the Indians. Maybe the short bus but this shit truly happened... 🤔
The best performance I've seen of those tunes..Awesome jam. I'm glad to see Billy play close to the studio version and you cover guys did very well, very appropriate solo, Kenny..My hat's off in respect. That tune's hard to play and make sound that good. I saw Billy and the guys (Billy, Elwood & Frank) awhile back, Dusty had just passed they still played well, I was standing 20 ft away from the stage and my jeans were blowing around, the amps were moving that much air.
@@davisharris4957 . I'll comment about anything I want to, I know plenty about ZZ TOP, BTW, of course that's only Billy Gibbons with other guys sitting in, I said that too.
Wow that house band is hot. Holy Shit. I have playing both tunes for years and although the verses of Jesus just… and waiting for the bus are singable while playing in time if you have a good rhythm section, the turn arounds were there is singing or some brief vocal lines can reek havoc on your timing if you don’t have a good drummer or a click track at the very leabut that big bass sound playing simple note pulses is critical to making lead playing work without rhythm guitar. If you listen to many Gibbons licks it’s clear who Van Halen’s biggest direct influence was (despite the fact that Eddie is always talking about Clapton Cream Era. Despite Ed learning to play lead from Cream records there is absolutely no Clapton influence apparent on the VH catalog but Gibbons syncopated boogie rhythm and quirky lead style where he comes out of the gates blazing with big pinch harmonics, and that syncopated Texas boogie rhythm guitar (Tush, La Grange, Just got paid, Cheap Sun Glasses and those Texas Boogie style riff based tunes is all over the first several album. Hell, hot for teachers verse lick is La Grange a little faster, bottoms up, take your whiskey home, mean streets, Somebody Get Me a Doctor, I am the One is an evolution of Gibbons as far as swagger, tone, use of solos that sometimes have a specific chord progression akkey just for that part of the song. For the lead to stand out in a power trio you often have to arrange the lead as a different section distinct from the basic chord structure of the tune in order to have the lead work make a statement because a simple jam over implied chords covered by a repeating bass pulse is not going to sound inspired in such a sparse chord environment so the old standard licks will only work well for guys who play like SRV And have a bassist like Tommy Shannon who fills more gaps than Dusty or Michael Anthony.
Good jamm'n! Miss ole Dusty... My favorite blues from ZZ is still the, "Blue Jean song." I'm really digging that Billy has been making his own tunes in the blues genre. Even in ZZ top, I always got the feel that Billy was at heart a blues man.
You can see the look on Billy’s face at 2:20 like goddamn this band rocks. In the pocket is the key. ✌️😂✌️ I think the drummer has a lot to do with that.
AT their height, they were a tuff act to follow. Seen em in New Orleans when they recorded Fandango, Baton Rouge, Birmingham Alabama, Eldorado Arkansas and at Tulane Stadium on the Texas Tour in mid 70s A major riot with the police broke out that day when they announced Skynyrd was gonna be a no show. The NOPD definitely got the worst of that deal. ZZOP as usual rocked
Kenny , when was this show and is there any way to learn all of the amazing musicians who played on it? I just watched three tunes from it. Is there an annotated full performance up somewhere on line? Thanks for your beautiful music. This was an amazing evening for me, listening to all of this. I just ate up Taj and the Allman Brothers when I grew up...........15 when 'the Natchal Blues' came out.
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Have Mercy,Bil Gibbons!Thanks so much!GREAT!From Portugal!
What a Generation, I've lived in,
Thank you Lord,
Amen.
I remember when Tres Hombres Album first came out, this was my first 8 track tape I bought to play in my first car I ever owned a 1969 Jade Black 2 door Ford Fairlane I purchased from my neighbor in 1976 for $500. I played this 8 track over and over until it popped then I bought another one lol. I am 65 now.
Its Dec 11, 2023. Im a 67 year old native Texan! And this right here is real and nothing tops these guys!!! R.I.P. Dusty Hill.
Im a 67 year old german...and still groove on with those guys...and love you❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂
Parádní rock
Skvělý blues
brother I am with you
I love the song; Jesus just left Chicago ❤
Most musicians are super lucky if they just make it into the Big Time once. Ricky did it Twice with Iconic Bands that the World has seen and heard. To think not only being 1 of the original drummers in Skynyard but to leave just after cutting their 1st album because you wanted to play guitar more then to play the drums. For over 15 years I woke up to "Good Mornin" because I've always loved Blackfoot. I 1st met Ricky, Jakson and T Bone in a little upstate NY club called Manhattan in Spring Valley. My friends band had been hired to open for them. I was basically the hired muscle as I carried everything in set it up and tore it back down after they finished. We were all a bit nervous as it was their 1st time opening for a National Recording Artist. Nothing could be further from the truth. T Bone took our bassist off to the side and gave him at least an hours class on playing the bass. Jakson told our drummer to go play his kit and get a feel of his set up and explained how he tuned his kit to get that big rich sound. Ricky spent time with both our guitarists and took time to talk to each of us during the long wait until doors opened. Several times after we'd open for Blackfoot in many of the clubs in Northern NJ and the NY Area. I had a really long talk and fun day at a club called Connections in Northern NJ as we sat at the bar together watching Ollie North testifying before Congress giving each other our own opinions on the why's it happened. 1 of the Kindest, Honest, Open-minded Musicians to ever take to the stage. Hopefully when they swing through the Raleigh area again and catch up on things.
"...Jesus..." is definitely in the top ten of the all time koolest songs.
Æ-men, jùs såyîn ¡😎🥚😎¡
@@freakbennett2263 gis
I'm 42 and ZZ TOP has been Mt favorite band all my life, nobody sounds like Billy on the guitar.
Played these two so many times! Always a crowd pleaser!
boy blowin that harp....
The Honorable Rev. he is a working man guitar player he knows the ergonomics of playing but he still is doing a lot in his gigs I can't even mostlikely not be able to keep up with the Rev. to play so smooth to sing and why do we love are guitars and guitar players so much why it's in us to listen it is in us to produce the frequency that move the feelings out to the people or we listen and take in the frequency what musians put out .Why is it that the Rev who plays infront of millions and millions and is one of thee because his frequencies are positive and shared in good faith no hate no protests just good ol RocknRoll wow factor 100%....RocknRollFlat5
This is respect for the power of music and what commitment to one's craft can create. These guys can hold their heads fat, high and deep.
Astounding performance from everyone. I've listened to it thousands of times. Doesn't get much better than this.
Jesus is everywhere
YEEEAAAHHH! "Gotta love that one." Fuckin' A right, Billy.
His tone is always killer.
Tunes from this particular set keep me coming back. Terrific band.
Ranks with the best version ever.. great job !!!
Top smokes yes indeed brown bag it on the bus packed up tight groove
When I was younger we didn't have a bus. But when I was transferred to Allegany. I purposely sat in the back of the bus. I'm a registered Micmac Indian. I remember the stories that miss Kenny would tell me. I remember Rosa Parks. I remember the stories told to me about how the French used to treat the Indians. Maybe the short bus but this shit truly happened... 🤔
So many songs to LOVE... 'MANIC- MECHANIC" IS HIGH ON MY LIST....❤❤❤
Best drummer Billy ever had.
Totally agree. The guy is solid as stone
some bad boys right there!!
2 TWO of my favorite songs.
The best performance I've seen of those tunes..Awesome jam. I'm glad to see Billy play close to the studio version and you cover guys did very well, very appropriate solo, Kenny..My hat's off in respect. That tune's hard to play and make sound that good. I saw Billy and the guys (Billy, Elwood & Frank) awhile back, Dusty had just passed they still played well, I was standing 20 ft away from the stage and my jeans were blowing around, the amps were moving that much air.
That ain't the Top! Don't comment about shit you have no clue about....,yeah I said it !!
@@davisharris4957 . I'll comment about anything I want to, I know plenty about ZZ TOP, BTW, of course that's only Billy Gibbons with other guys sitting in, I said that too.
Right on n Spot on !!
cool!
St.. stretch of the day
Love you Billy. You really are a class act. A gentleman's gentleman.
Wow that house band is hot. Holy Shit. I have playing both tunes for years and although the verses of Jesus just… and waiting for the bus are singable while playing in time if you have a good rhythm section, the turn arounds were there is singing or some brief vocal lines can reek havoc on your timing if you don’t have a good drummer or a click track at the very leabut that big bass sound playing simple note pulses is critical to making lead playing work without rhythm guitar. If you listen to many Gibbons licks it’s clear who Van Halen’s biggest direct influence was (despite the fact that Eddie is always talking about Clapton Cream Era. Despite Ed learning to play lead from Cream records there is absolutely no Clapton influence apparent on the VH catalog but Gibbons syncopated boogie rhythm and quirky lead style where he comes out of the gates blazing with big pinch harmonics, and that syncopated Texas boogie rhythm guitar (Tush, La Grange, Just got paid, Cheap Sun Glasses and those Texas Boogie style riff based tunes is all over the first several album. Hell, hot for teachers verse lick is La Grange a little faster, bottoms up, take your whiskey home, mean streets, Somebody Get Me a Doctor, I am the One is an evolution of Gibbons as far as swagger, tone, use of solos that sometimes have a specific chord progression akkey just for that part of the song. For the lead to stand out in a power trio you often have to arrange the lead as a different section distinct from the basic chord structure of the tune in order to have the lead work make a statement because a simple jam over implied chords covered by a repeating bass pulse is not going to sound inspired in such a sparse chord environment so the old standard licks will only work well for guys who play like SRV And have a bassist like Tommy Shannon who fills more gaps than Dusty or Michael Anthony.
My favorite gospel song.
That has always been a Sunday morning special for me
Saw ZZ Top live in 1985 on their Eliminator tour in Pittsburgh. Always liked Billy's playing. Rock on.
I was there. Great show
That was awesome. Well done boys, well done Kenny! 🙏🏻👍🏻
Man, I don't know if I could do it. Just this vid is making me cry.
2:54 Jesus Left Chicago begins. Revd Gibbons first 5 albums were the best. Good to hear two classics from this era.
Reverend Willie G in the house!
Awesome riffs Kenny! Have mercy! 😎
Awesome, just awesome ... speechless ...
Good jamm'n! Miss ole Dusty...
My favorite blues from ZZ is still the, "Blue Jean song."
I'm really digging that Billy has been making his own tunes in the blues genre.
Even in ZZ top, I always got the feel that Billy was at heart a blues man.
"Blue Jean Blues"
Doesn’t know the name of his favoritw Zztop song . Fail .
@@peterm3964 I don't need to be accurate about the name, to enjoy the song.
A-hole much?
Outstanding...
Such a killer set!
Awesome live👍👍👍👍👍
Love!💖💖💖
superior version
LOVE!!!
Very well done 👍
I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!
Holy Moley I enjoyed that!!
You can see the look on Billy’s face at 2:20 like goddamn this band rocks. In the pocket is the key.
✌️😂✌️ I think the drummer has a lot to do with that.
Great support of real musicians and real talents ! This is USA ! Dusty R.I.P. Love my country USA and Ukraine.!
Kenny that was so great! thanks for posting
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Great musicians
Bombtastic!
Billy is "THE MAN" end of story!
When Jimi Hendrix says Billy is the best, he must be the best!
Billy is such a legend. His style is so different, because he is using open strings all the time. That is one reason why his playing is so groovy
Whoa...great stuff
Hey that's AWESOME!
have mercy!
RIP Dusty. 7/29/2021
Another killer post. Thank you.
Super!
awesome...
Kenny! You slayed it brother!! ❤
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also love this guitar strap!!!
At 2:29...Billy liked and approved that harp lick...
...best job i ever had... nice!
I saw zz toppin atlanta stadium. Honestly that just blew it out
magic
Sick
Talkin' about HIM now!
❤
Band is tight af!
AT their height, they were a tuff act to follow. Seen em in New Orleans when they recorded Fandango, Baton Rouge, Birmingham Alabama, Eldorado Arkansas and at Tulane Stadium on the Texas Tour in mid 70s A major riot with the police broke out that day when they announced Skynyrd was gonna be a no show. The NOPD definitely got the worst of that deal. ZZOP as usual rocked
OOhmygod ❤
That tone chord at 6:59 made the solo!
Billy is King!
Cool
Smokes yes it do
Plays like a Cool Breeze
Cool epiphone bass.
F' yeah
That Billy guy may turn into something
Only thing better is MORE, REPEAT
Waiting FOR the bus
There is a vedio why back the basses is on it that is a great vedio but nothing touches where the Rev is on the vedioes..RocknRollFlat5
Long live ZZ Top!
BFG is the Reverend of Rick and Roll. Said and Done DAMMIT
Thanks In Advance...!!! ;)
drummer is SOLID
Solid and very clean - no doubt he's "done this before" but...any idea who he is, anyone? :)
@@davesatterfield3892 Session player no doubt
Billy G still a badass.
Potennnzza allo st pueroooooo natûra inconraminarw Selvaggia
WILLIE WEEKS ON BASS!
Kenny , when was this show and is there any way to learn all of the amazing musicians
who played on it? I just watched three tunes from it.
Is there an annotated full performance up somewhere on line?
Thanks for your beautiful music. This was an amazing evening for me, listening to all of this.
I just ate up Taj and the Allman Brothers when I grew up...........15 when 'the Natchal Blues' came out.
ZZ Top saw the demise of Chicago back then.
I'm trying to place the players behind Billy (besides Kenny) but can't. Anyone know?
Jesus just left.
I was wrong it was at
6:49
The bald dude could play as well 🤘
Jesus stock blues boxes he's got the mojomackik working overtime Jessie's three times copy it you must
If Billy Gibbons dies, I want to die wirh him
Did he say Kim Wilson???
why are my comments not there
this song is impossible to sing and play on guitar at same time, i dont know how he does it.
i dont care who you are, this song is SURE to give you the stank face
What does that mean?