I was honored enough to be friends with David Waller, the live Bassist for the Temptations. One night in Harlem, got to hang with Jimi. And, when asked about his favorite Guitarist? He produced, from a stack of records waist high, on Top ofc...The Moving Sidewalks. And Billy wasn't even started yet. He just may be the GOAT.
With just one note Billy Gibbons blows my mind. One of the greatest bands on the planet. RIP Dusty, you’ll be missed by us all, but I’m glad that ZZ Top will keep rollin down the highway.
I saw ZZ Top live once. It was on their Concrete and Steel tour. Extreme opened up for them. And to be honest, I only wanted to see Extreme. But I stayed and witnessed one of the best bands I have ever seen. They crushed it. Dusty will forever live through their music. RIP brother.
In 1974 I was 14 and had worked all year after school and weekends to buy $900 bucks worth of Pioneer home stereo. My brother came home on leave from the Navy and put an LP from a group I'd never heard of on the platter and cranked it up, it was "Tres Hombres," 💥 mind blown! RIP Dusty 😢
@@slavonicblin2984 😁👍 yeah it was "bucks up" for a kid but I was totally into Hi-Fi and had to get the highest end system I could pay for in one working summer!
Frank is one of the best drummers in the world. The way he unites and cements ZZ Top music is simply a standard of perfection. He is one of the 3 drummers I know who play music, not beat rhythm. He's been - you do not need to hit a thousands beat a second to be the great musician.
That's right....and this band was arguably the world's best in the "Southern heavyweight" genre .... What a genius band! The marriage of bass talent with TV and that dream drummer....
We should all be grateful a band of this class and quality are still out there performing for us at the same level they always have done. They're in a different league to most.
I couldn't agree more, Stuart. I'm so glad Elwood has become their new bass player. Now they need to maybe cut back on RIP'ing Dusty, God rest his soul, and start giving Elwood equal space on the band's new promo posters. They won't take that important bold step forward until they do that.
Damn .. Dusty's bass sound in this is so deep that it goes through the floor... right into basement where you keep all dusty secrets.. incredible recording again... I love RAW album big time 😎
There's so many reasons why this video and the song itself are 100% badass! And the extra drag they put on this version just makes it groove that much more. R.I.P. Dusty, you will be sorely missed, but always celebrated! Thanks for 50+ years of amazing music and still going!
Every time I see Billy Gibbons play I think of how Jimi Hendrix, when asked who his favorite guitar player was, said ‘this guy from Texas named Billy Gibbons.’
Three musicians at the very top of their game. This is what happens when you've been playing for more than 30 years. The drumming is out of this world - so solid and locked perfectly to the guitar riffs.
Im 13, and when I was 8 my dad introduced me to ZZ top. Everytime I listed to ZZ I thank him for changing my life. ZZ top has cemented their spot in my life and it is so much more than deserved. RIP Dusty Hill, always keep that Cadillac rollin down the road.
Jonah Tillman, Carry on child. You sound far beyond your young years in your appreciation. Wish more young people had dads like yours. Ling live Rock & Roll ✌️
There isn’t a band I can think of who can keep writing and still sound just as good as 30+ years ago. The drums are so crisp, classic Frank Beard. RIP Dusty you legend, didn’t miss a note even if he had to scratch his beard
The first time l played "Rio Grande Mud" my Dad looked at the album cover and said "that's an awful lot of noise for just three guys". My brother and I just broke out laughing.
@@earledaniels4539 and as humble and respectful as SRV was he would still say the Rev, Dusty,and Frank was better...keep rocking those tunes bro love SRV still!🤘🏻🎸🤘🏻🔥🔥🔥
Kick ass "live" version. The recorded version is soooo greasy and in the pocket. This is an amazing version....what 40 years after the original recording. This is amazing. I am always drawn to Billy G as I am a guitar player, however Dusty is KILLLING this song. He is the motor that makes this song go...
SO SMOOTH ..I love how articulate Billy is.. he has this knack for picking out the best notes .The Bass and guitar were beautifully blended and this is a masterclass on playing slower but being so tight musically.
Love you guys since I was 10. Been listening to you for 47 years. Finally saw you the other night in Atlantic City, NJ. Great show. You still sound great. RIP Dusty Hill
Such a fucking signature, unmistakable ZZTop sound. Like this is the true mark of a legendary musician or a band....when you listen to a song blindfolded you know who it is. And with this song.... you don't need to even watch the video to know right from the first bar of the beginning riff that its damn right its a ZZTOP song. This whole band was a legendary examplary model of less-is-more. RIP Dusty.....
I like that fuzz Dusty had on his Bass. It's just right. And that Bass riff is cool, towards the end. The whole ending was tight too. Well done ZZ Top and rest in peace, Dusty. I've been a fan since 1976 or before. My brother has ALL their albums. My favorite band, without question. LaGrange is a time honored song that's unmatched in rhythm.... compared to any song, anywhere in the known universe. It's flawless all the way through. I always figured Billy looped the guitar rhythm part, then soloed over it. Lots of guys were looping back in the 70s. That might be how he accomplished that bad*ss guitar work. No matter how, the guitar work is exceptional and surprisingly understandable- to even a Bass Player's brain :)
I had the opportunity to have a dad that would play ZZ Top constantly in fact he and mom took me twice to see them 1st was Fandango and 2nd Deguello on Halloween both shows were epic and some of the loudest I have ever seen Thanks dad ! rip Billy
"I was rollin' down the road in my V8 Ford..." Ah, the memories of this song pumping through the 8 track player of my Mach 1 Mustang. Seventeen years old and on top of the world.
God dammit I'm just thankful that I,ve been alive to witness these ol boys turn to legends! Keep on Rockin ZZ TOP . DUSTY RUN AND SLIDE UP TO THE PEARLY GATES AND SAY WOOOOOO WHAT A RIDE .
It’s hard to believe that I was cutting my rock n roll teeth on ZZ Top 50 years ago and have seen them live 2nd row 🤘🏼 but these old school ones make me remember all my teenage back roads, beer drinkers and hell raisers days! On Fandango & Deguelo 🤘🏼
At first I misunderstood 3 guys cosplaying old rock band Then I searched and found that this band have worked since 1969 OMG ALL RESPECT from South Korea rock fan
I'm 69....my buddy and I at 21 years ole, saw these ZZ cats on a HUGE live concert stage in 1975. Unreal show! No beards, no bull$hit.... *STILL THE SAME* ...😎 (RIP DH)
That "little ol' band from Texas" is nothing short of incomparable, without a doubt. There's just something so magical about how these three guys manage to create legendary cuts every single time they step into a studio. Their music will echo down through the centuries to hold future generations enthralled, mesmerised and spellbound, thanks to modern media and their "always in the pocket" grooves. Dusty is (and will continue to be) dearly missed by all of us diehard fans, but I'm glad to see that Rev Willy G and Frank have found a way to soldier on without him, and keep moving forward. I wish them all the best and every possible success, because they deserve it... they're literally the only band of their kind that's still together and making great music over more than 50 years. To be honest, I owe Willy, Dusty and Frank a colossal debt. They helped me to grow, both as a musician and a man, and I will keep on singing their praises just as long as I can play a guitar and draw a breath. Thanks for over half a century of amazing music, spiritual guidance and growth. ZZ Top rules, forever!♥️
Seen zz top in ames iowa 25 years ago and all i can say is amazing live. Definitely in my top 3 out of 100+ bands in my lifetime.3 dudes sounding like a 5 piece band.
Jimi Hendrix said Billy Gibbons was his favorite guitarist.
Billy Gibbons is like fine wine. He just keeps getting better. He is so unique but so distinctly Texan.
También dijo que King Crimson era la mejor Banda de este mundo.
Jimi said that he like Billy not only because he was good but that he had the balls to play his (Jimi's) music at his his concerts. Lol! He's Bad!
@@timbaker1320wow, cool
I was honored enough to be friends with David Waller, the live Bassist for the Temptations.
One night in Harlem, got to hang with Jimi.
And, when asked about his favorite Guitarist? He produced, from a stack of records waist high, on Top ofc...The Moving Sidewalks.
And Billy wasn't even started yet.
He just may be the GOAT.
Thanks of all Dusty. R.I.P
With just one note Billy Gibbons blows my mind. One of the greatest bands on the planet. RIP Dusty, you’ll be missed by us all, but I’m glad that ZZ Top will keep rollin down the highway.
Three notes in you know who is playing
Give respect were it's earned ,...The Reverend Billy Gibbons......
❤️❤️
@@ronaldhartke982 👍
Top Guitarist !!
70 today, still listening to them today from my teenage years 😊
Speaking as a drummer, can I just say that Frank Beard is giving a masterclass here? Less is more, even with a big kit like that. Awesome.
As a drummer, Frank Beard is the King of Texas Shuffle. Badass!
Frank always has a great groove to his drumming
He’s great, very underrated
Just so solid! Not doing flashy crap for the sake of it. Just locking into "the pocket" and laying it down! So great!!!
Amen... that first tranistion is just smoooooth without being showy and the rhythm is just clean and simple, yet very interesting.
The baddest three man band in the land. R.I.P. DUSTY HILL
I saw ZZ Top live once. It was on their Concrete and Steel tour. Extreme opened up for them. And to be honest, I only wanted to see Extreme. But I stayed and witnessed one of the best bands I have ever seen. They crushed it. Dusty will forever live through their music. RIP brother.
In 1974 I was 14 and had worked all year after school and weekends to buy $900 bucks worth of Pioneer home stereo. My brother came home on leave from the Navy and put an LP from a group I'd never heard of on the platter and cranked it up, it was "Tres Hombres," 💥 mind blown! RIP Dusty 😢
Same bro.
Best f'ing album EVER!!!!
puts that price into perspective knowing you could get a middle of the range snowmobile for that price at the time.
@@slavonicblin2984 😁👍 yeah it was "bucks up" for a kid but I was totally into Hi-Fi and had to get the highest end system I could pay for in one working summer!
I, too, remember this release. I was in the 10th grade.
God Bless You, Dusty, you are deeply missed.
Was thinking the same thing
Frank is one of the best drummers in the world.
The way he unites and cements ZZ Top music is simply a standard of perfection.
He is one of the 3 drummers I know who play music, not beat rhythm.
He's been - you do not need to hit a thousands beat a second to be the great musician.
YUP
100%
Who's the other two? I know nothing about drums, but what you say seems to make sense to me. So I'm curious. Who else is this cool?
@@miken8820 Number one - Ian Pace. Number three - Frank Beard.
And there are a few of number two - John Bonhem, Mitch Mitchel...
That's right....and this band was arguably the world's best in the "Southern heavyweight" genre ....
What a genius band!
The marriage of bass talent with TV and that dream drummer....
THAAAT WAAASS SMOOOOOOOOOVV😇😇😇😇
How can anyone get enough of that little band from Texas, Damn they just the best!
👍
Not too bad, for a Little 'ol Band outta Texas.👍🎸🎸🎶🎼🎵
We should all be grateful a band of this class and quality are still out there performing for us at the same level they always have done. They're in a different league to most.
I couldn't agree more, Stuart. I'm so glad Elwood has become their new bass player. Now they need to maybe cut back on RIP'ing Dusty, God rest his soul, and start giving Elwood equal space on the band's new promo posters. They won't take that important bold step forward until they do that.
My boys
And they are Texans!
Going to see them tonight in Indianapolis
Billy. He did this great. The hesitation in the guitar. Billy is the total guitar God.
Damn .. Dusty's bass sound in this is so deep that it goes through the floor... right into basement where you keep all dusty secrets.. incredible recording again... I love RAW album big time 😎
Yeah, I love that bass part and how well it works with the guitar.
This sounds better than the original recording by a mile. Love them stripped down. Dusty’s tone is killer.
Dusty had just the right amount of grease in that tone, too!
Dusty's bass tone is just killer. I love the mix on this. The groove is undeniable. 3 masters of their craft.
Legacy of the blues. Nationwide.
RIP Dusty. A masterclass in efficiency - when few notes say more than a lot, when tightness brings more complexity, when music has a true soul.
You can say that, but please witness "Apologies to Pearly" and "Bar-b-q".
🤘🎸🥁🎸🤘
There's so many reasons why this video and the song itself are 100% badass! And the extra drag they put on this version just makes it groove that much more. R.I.P. Dusty, you will be sorely missed, but always celebrated! Thanks for 50+ years of amazing music and still going!
To me this is the song that represents ZZ Top the most. This version is badass
Every time I see Billy Gibbons play I think of how Jimi Hendrix, when asked who his favorite guitar player was, said ‘this guy from Texas named Billy Gibbons.’
That TELE sounds BAD in a good way 🔥
The band that makes you feel like they formed just for you. Thank you guys! Long live ZZTOP!
you cant thumbs up this enough!
Dusty will be happy that ZeeZee's are still playing The Blues and keep on rolling. And so we are!
Can't get badder than this! 🎸
Frank Beard is rock solid.
This never gets old, ever. God I love this.
Three musicians at the very top of their game. This is what happens when you've been playing for more than 30 years. The drumming is out of this world - so solid and locked perfectly to the guitar riffs.
So you think the gitar leads, not the base, or perhaps the drums? Interessting. What makes you so sure?
Try playing together for almost 50 years.
They have been playing together since the late 60's.
Wow, that bass sound has a beautiful growl to it and what a badass bass run to finish the song 👏
Can't hear nothing like ZZ Top these days on the radio...amazing band one of a kind
Hello, how are you doing today? Nice meeting you here.
Im 13, and when I was 8 my dad introduced me to ZZ top. Everytime I listed to ZZ I thank him for changing my life. ZZ top has cemented their spot in my life and it is so much more than deserved. RIP Dusty Hill, always keep that Cadillac rollin down the road.
My dad introduced them to me as a little girl. Can’t get enough of them still !
Our future is not lost! Thank you, and keep on rockin
Nice!
Jonah Tillman, Carry on child. You sound far beyond your young years in your appreciation. Wish more young people had dads like yours. Ling live Rock & Roll ✌️
Saw them 42 years ago ,,, one of the best live bands!
My Gooooosh, that guitar sound !!!!!
Amazing how God got these three together. All born to do this...amazing and blessed souls.
Спасибо, Уважаемый Автор! Очень хороший материал! Величайшая! Группа нашего времени!!!
Здоровья Вам! Успехов! Всего Доброго!!!
С Уважением!
Владимир.
согласен 🤘😁
Vladimir Putin?🤣🤟❤️🔥
@@strnglhld he sucks
Отлично, Владимир! 👍🏿
однозначно🤘
There isn’t a band I can think of who can keep writing and still sound just as good as 30+ years ago. The drums are so crisp, classic Frank Beard.
RIP Dusty you legend, didn’t miss a note even if he had to scratch his beard
Started in the early 70's 30 + is like around 1990....
@@warth09late 60's
@@hegemonycricket2182 They were a bar band south of Houston back then.
It was the 70's by the time they started recording and doing the big stages.
@@toowiseforyou ...so they started playing together in the late 60s. Thanks for confirming.
@@hegemonycricket2182 yep, for sure!
Texas legends. RIP Dusty Hill. The Texas Blues tone is something very special.
From Bob Wills to today.
You know ZZ Top is one bad ass band when your Dad who usually tells you to turn your music down... tells you to turn ZZ Top UP!!
😆❤️👍
As an official Old Fart, I approve this message.
Jajajajjaa genial !!!
@@BajisticoYamadhi х000э9090хр09-0
The first time l played "Rio Grande Mud" my Dad looked at the album cover and said "that's an awful lot of noise for just three guys". My brother and I just broke out laughing.
Я очень рад что мужики живы и до сих пор творят
One of the best rock ‘n’ blues bands ever! God love you guys and we miss our much beloved Dusty!
Bestest 3 piece band to ever roll outuv Texas!! RIP Dusty!! Keep rocking Rev and Frank!🤘🏻🎸🤘🏻🔥🔥🔥
Lest we forget Elwood! ✌️
SRV and Double Trouble would give them a run for their money as another Texas trio
@@earledaniels4539 and as humble and respectful as SRV was he would still say the Rev, Dusty,and Frank was better...keep rocking those tunes bro love SRV still!🤘🏻🎸🤘🏻🔥🔥🔥
@@earledaniels4539 they were friends. Johnny and EdgarWinters too.
@@earledaniels4539 Let's not forget The Crickets either!
You’ve always been Worldwide. Love it!
Dusty Hill's punchy bass tone was something else!!!
They may be Nationwide, but to me they’ll always be that little ol’ band from Texas!👏🏻
amen....from that "li'l ol' Blues junkie" from Dallas.....R.I.P., Dusty
Top shelf.
R.I.P. Dusty.
These guys are so tight. 40 years of playing together and it's like they are reading each others minds.
Such great music. So much feeling, and such an incredible groove by rhythm section. That bass by Dusty at the end was just so wonderful
Kick ass "live" version. The recorded version is soooo greasy and in the pocket. This is an amazing version....what 40 years after the original recording. This is amazing. I am always drawn to Billy G as I am a guitar player, however Dusty is KILLLING this song. He is the motor that makes this song go...
So glad Billy's still doing his thing!
Hello, how are you doing today? Nice meeting you here.
Really enjoying Dusty's performance in this video. The tone is excellent! He will be missed.
SO SMOOTH ..I love how articulate Billy is.. he has this knack for picking out the best notes .The Bass and guitar were beautifully blended and this is a masterclass on playing slower but being so tight musically.
Love you guys since I was 10. Been listening to you for 47 years. Finally saw you the other night in Atlantic City, NJ. Great show. You still sound great. RIP Dusty Hill
Hello, how are you doing today? Nice meeting you here.
Still love zz top till this day
What a treat! Frank is solid as concrete, what a great take of a classic! Thx so much for this
Exceptional playing by all three
Awesome guys! Missin Dusty.
IMO there's no ZZ Top without Dusty! R.I.P
Sounds Great!
Dusty + Frank = Supreme Rhythm Section. Tight AF🎸🥁
Master of tone. Very few are on his level
Hello beautiful
😂😂😂😂😂😂@@cormacdavid7355
Such a fucking signature, unmistakable ZZTop sound. Like this is the true mark of a legendary musician or a band....when you listen to a song blindfolded you know who it is. And with this song.... you don't need to even watch the video to know right from the first bar of the beginning riff that its damn right its a ZZTOP song. This whole band was a legendary examplary model of less-is-more. RIP Dusty.....
Вот это настоящие МОНСТРЫ РОКА !
☮️🎼🇺🇸
О, да! Покойся с миром, Dusty...
Great band, Billy Gibbons, the coolest man in rock.
Elwood Francis fits so well, so glad Dusty(RIP) gave him the go ahead as well as the rest of the band. So awesome 🤘 🎸
I like that fuzz Dusty had on his Bass. It's just right. And that Bass riff is cool, towards the end. The whole ending was tight too. Well done ZZ Top and rest in peace, Dusty. I've been a fan since 1976 or before. My brother has ALL their albums. My favorite band, without question. LaGrange is a time honored song that's unmatched in rhythm.... compared to any song, anywhere in the known universe. It's flawless all the way through. I always figured Billy looped the guitar rhythm part, then soloed over it. Lots of guys were looping back in the 70s. That might be how he accomplished that bad*ss guitar work. No matter how, the guitar work is exceptional and surprisingly understandable- to even a Bass Player's brain :)
I had the opportunity to have a dad that would play ZZ Top constantly in fact he and mom took me twice to see them 1st was Fandango and 2nd Deguello on Halloween both shows were epic and some of the loudest I have ever seen Thanks dad ! rip Billy
The mix on this is amazing. The whole thing's mesmerizing.
Just sounds like nobody else ! Utterly fantastic. Sounds so bad but in a great way. Dusty still playing bass in heaven 😎
Billies simplicity and just knowing where to hit the notes and make it sound great is awesome he’s an old head that knows what he’s doing
Longue vie à ZZ Top 😍🤘❤
Good!
This song is simply "perfect" ❤ (I can't think how Billy feels playing without Dusty, now. )
🇺🇸🤘🏻BAD JAM🤘🏻🇺🇸
Old man, old beard, old guitar...pure gold!
The Rev Billy F. Gibbons ....
is a fucking bad ass guitar picker. Thank you for coming to Michigan and playing at Pine Knob amphitheater.
"I was rollin' down the road in my V8 Ford..." Ah, the memories of this song pumping through the 8 track player of my Mach 1 Mustang. Seventeen years old and on top of the world.
One of the best live shows EVER!
ZZ Top the best love them
Hello Tracie 👋
God dammit I'm just thankful that I,ve been alive to witness these ol boys turn to legends!
Keep on Rockin ZZ TOP .
DUSTY RUN AND SLIDE UP TO THE PEARLY GATES AND SAY
WOOOOOO WHAT A RIDE .
One of the standouts in the music of my youth. 🙏
Welcome back guys
It’s hard to believe that I was cutting my rock n roll teeth on ZZ Top 50 years ago and have seen them live 2nd row 🤘🏼 but these old school ones make me remember all my teenage back roads, beer drinkers and hell raisers days! On Fandango & Deguelo 🤘🏼
[Wow. That Lil Ol Band From Texas with the groovy growlin' mud stomp.]
ZZ Top thee a** kickers that still kick more than any band alive!
At first I misunderstood 3 guys cosplaying old rock band
Then I searched and found that this band have worked since 1969 OMG
ALL RESPECT from South Korea rock fan
I'm 69....my buddy and I at 21 years ole, saw these ZZ cats on a HUGE live concert stage in 1975. Unreal show! No beards, no bull$hit.... *STILL THE SAME* ...😎 (RIP DH)
Have mercy ♥️♥️♥️♥️🤟🏾🤟🏾
There is a music, there is a rock and there is a ZZTop. Fantastic!
That "little ol' band from Texas" is nothing short of incomparable, without a doubt. There's just something so magical about how these three guys manage to create legendary cuts every single time they step into a studio. Their music will echo down through the centuries to hold future generations enthralled, mesmerised and spellbound, thanks to modern media and their "always in the pocket" grooves.
Dusty is (and will continue to be) dearly missed by all of us diehard fans, but I'm glad to see that Rev Willy G and Frank have found a way to soldier on without him, and keep moving forward. I wish them all the best and every possible success, because they deserve it... they're literally the only band of their kind that's still together and making great music over more than 50 years.
To be honest, I owe Willy, Dusty and Frank a colossal debt. They helped me to grow, both as a musician and a man, and I will keep on singing their praises just as long as I can play a guitar and draw a breath. Thanks for over half a century of amazing music, spiritual guidance and growth. ZZ Top rules, forever!♥️
Rest easy Dusty. We miss & love you.
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Seen zz top in ames iowa 25 years ago and all i can say is amazing live. Definitely in my top 3 out of 100+ bands in my lifetime.3 dudes sounding like a 5 piece band.
I can‘t say, how I miss Dusty. He is the epiptome of a bassist and my great Idol.
A "beat up Ford"... in previous renditions I thought it was a "V8 Ford".... wow, masterful musicians all three of them!
its his tune, he may sing it at his whim, if it's different that makes it even cooler, from the MAN himself.
Wish all of "Degüello" got this treatment!
Maybe ZZ Top's best song. Lyrically, I think it is the best.
This was at Gruene Hall. I remember when they came and recorded this session.
One of the greatest bands ever!