When I was learning to play drums I was all over the place and I wanted the KISS drumriser that raised up and shot fire and I wanted to spin around in a drum cage like Tommy Lee and my dad would say....”Be more like Frank Beard” I didnt get it as a kid.....he’s gone and I get it now and I wish he could have seen that I finally got it lol
I was 17 in 1975 first time I saw them. Now in 2020 I've had the same beard I marvelled at back then going on 5 yrs. People even call me zz top these days because of it and I just laugh and say yeah uh huh that's right y'all.
This band are so well respected down here in New Zealand. I remember seeing them in 86 with 67,000 other people in a stadium down here......May sound average by US standards but in a country of only 4.5 mill back then , That is a some following.
@@stanleymasterson1135 Yeah big following back then especially after the Eliminator album came out. They played at a speedway stadium at Western Springs in Auckland. I just went and Googled it and apparently the number was actually close to 80 k and it was in 87 not 86. { My memory isnt like it used to be =) } It was the only gig in NZ so people would have come from throughout the country to see them so that might be a the reason why they got so many. The concert was so loud that they were banned from playing there ever again because of the amount of noise complaints from nearby suburbs...Legendary .
@@stanleymasterson1135 I don't know about that saw them at the Capital Center on the Recycler tour not what it held but it was packed and that by far was the best concert I have ever seen RIP Dusty Hill
Thanks Dusty for rocking until the end! You were the man! Thanks for all the years of hard work and rock and roll. You were for certain a master of your craft. You are missed so much! May you rest in peace because you’ve earned it!
@David Signor I remember that. Frank’s drum riser was the tail end of a flat bed trailer. And the claw constantly picking up various part from the junkyard… and of course, the “laborers” picking up junk during “Legs”. Quite a sight.
Super bunch of guys, down to earth, and friendly. Met them on the highway coming into Omaha during their antenna tour. Drank some beers with them, gave them a Harley escort into the civic center. They gave us all access back stage passes and had their security watch our bikes during the show. Billy asked to sit on my bike to check it out, a rigid pan head painted silver with black flames. I said sure of course. One of the best summers of my life. ZZ Top rocks. A big thank you to Billy, Dusty, and Frank.
@@officialacefrehleychannel Hello Billy, its so good to see ya'll are on tour again! My 26 year old daughter loves ZZ Top...the cover music she uses for a video of her horse is 'Sharp Dressed Man'. God Bless you!
Smoked many bong hits listening to them three Texans in my home town of Dallas Texas in the early 70's and still love them , have mercy cause I just got paid today and Jesus is just leaving Chicago and he's headed for New Orleans and I have been waiting for that damn bus all day .
A journalist asked Billy Gibbons in a recent interview if he could explain the longevity of his band ZZ Top. His response, "Never learn the fourth chord."
My girlfriend and i went to two concerts of zz top in 79 and 84. We got married in 83. I ve been married to her for 45 years. We listen to them everyday. Our 4 sons were raised with zz top playing. Keep on truckin Dusty. Its been great. Frank, Billy, thank you
At 67 I grew up going to a lot of concerts like everyone else of my generation. But being from the Houston area, this was OUR band! Glad to share them with the rest of the world ! R.I.P. Dusty you will be missed!
I've loved this band for decades!!! It all started for me when I completely wore out three 8 - tracks & 2 cassettes of Fandango ; you can believe it folks, this is the working man's rock band for all seasons!!! Happy 50th, Billy, Dusty & Frank , you're fans love you and are looking forward to more great music from you. Thanks bunches !!!
@@jeffreyholmes7216 I saw them at the Baltimore Civic Center - THE place for big concerts in the DC area before the Capital Centre opened and the Baltimore Bullets moved there. This was in 1972 I believe. And they opened for Uriah Heep, of all bands!
They were legends when I was in high school. I am retired now, it does not seem real how much time as passed but I can only be sad for a while, so much music to remember and like a lot of young people, so much crazy times that went along with the music that pops back in your memory when you hear an old song. R.I.P. Dusty.
Unlike a lot of rock stars, these guys actually love each other! That's why they've been together for 50 years, and they just make me smile and smile! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
I just saw them perform in Atlanta on 10/13/19 with Cheap Trick for their 50th Anniversary Tour! We rocked hard all night and I went home feeling musically high!!!!
J'avais 17ans 1/2 lorsque je travaillais aux statistiques des maisons de disques dont CBS........beaux souvenirs.....signé 1 septuagénaire mélomane......incurable
They have been together 50 years and their legacy will live on for 500 years after they’re gone. One of the most influential southern rock bands in history right there folks, it don’t get no better than that little ol band form Texas!!!
ZZ Top, is the ONLY Band that has been togeather for 50 Years with all of the Original Members, That is unheard of, and Frankly Damn Historical, Keep on Rockin Brothers, Cousin Figel
I cant believe hes gone... when i was 10 we went to a zz top concert and had back stage passes...... ill never forget it...went with my dad . He passed way at 48 in 07.. rest in peace and live forever dusty😎🤘
There is no explaining how much I love these guys. Billy was my mentor for 50 years. That Les Paul in front of a Marshall was the forever sound. I chased it, I sought it, I found it, I loved it and it made my life complete forever. God Bless these guys. My life is forever touched because they were there paving the way. ZZ Top forever.
@@SlightReturn666 When I was taking drum lessons from a 70-year old back about 25 years ago, I was thrilled to hear some of the licks on Deguello that I had just learned about! "HEY! Frank used that!"
I remember first hearing them on the Eliminator album many years ago. There was so much more to these guys than just that. Saw them play once, shut your eyes and it was just like listening to the record. They were a great team, RIP Dusty.
Now, just one month after this post, would they even think about finding another bass player? Maybe - if they have some long time friends who play and who would be suitable to step in.
@@GomerfromIsaan and Dusty had the good sense too tap his replacement before he said adios amigos!!!! So fitting too see the tour continue and a new album with Dustys lyrics coming up also a fitting tribute with the hat on the mic stand remembering him during their tour!!! FANDANGO GUYS!!!! As Billy always says HAVE MERCY!!!!! ZZ TOP keeps rolling on!!!! RIP DUSTY HILL🤩🤩🤩🤩
Frank was my little league baseball coach, has a ranch outside the neighborhood I grew up, he is a fantastic guy and was as generous as could be. They say when they need to calibrate a metronome, they use a Frank Beard to do so.
I'm not American, and I generally don't like American music, but I adore these guys. I think it is the simplicity that makes their music drive. It's basic twelve bar blues, and that's the heart of modern pop/rock, and these dudes have boiled it down to its pure essence. I expect to hear them rocking 50 years from now. Best wishes from England.
We still have great talent here in America , Blackberry Smoke, Whiskey Myers and Rival Sons to only name a few and with that being said England’s 🏴 very own, The Temperance Movement is all so one of my favorite bands!
Reporting from Manchester England. Billy is a hero in these parts. We know he has tone and taste, but his style makes us smile. Have mercy Miss Percy 🌴
These guys and their music are part of the cultural heritage of mankind. 50 years! Longer than I live...unbelievable. And growing stronger, they are getting better like others, Deep Purple, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Opeth, Rammstein...
So many great one liners in that video, both lighthearted and poignant. I grew up watching their videos on MTV so the loss of Dusty has really been a gut punch. Rest In Peace Mr. Hill, after 50+ years, you certainly deserve some.
My first rock concert when I was 13 at the Joe in Detroit on the Afterburner tour. 86-87.. somewhere in there.. Amazing show and one of the all time greatest bands.
RIP Dusty. Your art will be remembered forever.
I'm gonna miss him. You couldn't pick a better bassist for a rock trio like ZZ Top
My first concert!!! Rest in Peace Dusty, we'll miss the magic. 💔😢
You will be missed for miss for sure 😊❤️😚💯💙❤️💚💜🙏🏼👍🏻😎 😎😎🌷🌮🎈💔🌞🧡❣️💗💜💚❤️💙💯
... 🙇🏻♂️
WORD from the Tex-Mex Community
Who is coming back to this video for the 2nd or 3rd time in the last couple years? RIP Dusty Hill.
One of the greatest American Rock-n-Roll bands in the history of the world.
Dam right!
You are so right byron
… in the history of the Universe! :O
Hey dumb dumb, didn't you watch the video? We're talking " rock band" here, not mother theresa!
Bryon Kidder YUP
"There is no other drummer". I like them even more now.
So do I Filip
I've been a fan for 40 years and after hearing that from Billy, I like them even more.
When I was learning to play drums I was all over the place and I wanted the KISS drumriser that raised up and shot fire and I wanted to spin around in a drum cage like Tommy Lee and my dad would say....”Be more like Frank Beard” I didnt get it as a kid.....he’s gone and I get it now and I wish he could have seen that I finally got it lol
Really impressed with the loyalty!
There’s one guy
RIP Dusty Hill, forever in our hearts and our guitars.
ZZ Top has endured because of their loyalty (friendship) to each other. They love what they do. This band is an American treasure.
That's what I was thinking "Loyalty" . The pride of America.
Joe DeCesere. Amen, bruh!
"Just get another drummer." "There IS no other drummer."
It's called chemistry, and loyalty.
Reminds me of RUSH
That little old band from Texas. Congrats on 50! Amazing
50th like for 50 years of ZZ Top!!
Zz. Still. Number one with me
See y'all in Phoenix....can hardly wait!!
Yippeedodaryippiddyday!! Oh yeah!
I was 17 in 1975 first time I saw them. Now in 2020 I've had the same beard I marvelled at back then going on 5 yrs. People even call me zz top these days because of it and I just laugh and say yeah uh huh that's right y'all.
So many memories associated with ZZ Top's music. Dusty, you will be missed, but live on forever.
If this band can’t be considered family after their experiences, then there’s no such thing as family. God bless you, Dusty. R.I.P.
Do you know if they are related or not
@Kaleb Rodgers no, they’re not blood-related, but all of them being in a band together for over fifty years figuratively makes them family
Okay thank you for the comment
Brothers man , could not be anything else, Dusty has hot rodded to the skies, but they always be brothers in music.
There's cool and then there's ZZ Top. R.I.P Dusty Hill 😥
This band are so well respected down here in New Zealand. I remember seeing them in 86 with 67,000 other people in a stadium down here......May sound average by US standards but in a country of only 4.5 mill back then , That is a some following.
@@432htz3 ZZ Top actually could not sell 67k seats here in the US. Pretty big following in NZ
@@stanleymasterson1135 Yeah big following back then especially after the Eliminator album came out. They played at a speedway stadium at Western Springs in Auckland. I just went and Googled it and apparently the number was actually close to 80 k and it was in 87 not 86. { My memory isnt like it used to be =) } It was the only gig in NZ so people would have come from throughout the country to see them so that might be a the reason why they got so many. The concert was so loud that they were banned from playing there ever again because of the amount of noise complaints from nearby suburbs...Legendary .
@@stanleymasterson1135 I don't know about that saw them at the Capital Center on the Recycler tour not what it held but it was packed and that by far was the best concert I have ever seen RIP Dusty Hill
I like that statement🤣
The sound that comes out of just three guys is incredible.
If you listen to the actual notes they are playing they suck. That back rhythm is recorded. I was shocked. Look at listen to it carefully.
"There is no other drummer" - my heart melt.
That kind of loyalty is rare.
zz top without frank beard is like rush without neil peart.not gonna happen.
Talk about loyalty. I must say, in today's world, they trough you under the bus, for a few dollars more. Just awesome all around.
@@kennethsmith8968 Or Led Zeppelin without Bonzo.
@@isaidwtfover That is true. However I think Bonzo's son Jason does a good job behind the sticks.
Two guitars and a set of drums. Priceless
REAL Music!
There's only one guitarist in ZZ Top.
bmjv77 - Right. The word "guitar", by definition, means "SIX stringed instrument".
Tom Taylor as if additional instruments would render it FAKE music???
bmjv77 basses are guitars
That is great that they were all committed to each other which really helped with their longevity.... RIP Dusty
" I had a new car when we started, it's a vintage car now"..... ZZTOP is a great band with a great sense of humor, gotta love them!
ZZ Top is so underated. 50 years and they still rock!! Huge part of my childhood🤘
Underrated? They're one of the greatest of all time....
Thanks Dusty for rocking until the end! You were the man! Thanks for all the years of hard work and rock and roll. You were for certain a master of your craft. You are missed so much! May you rest in peace because you’ve earned it!
There is no other band I’ve seen more live than ZZ Top . Congratulations on 50 years that’s incredible .
I remember seeing them on the Recycler tour they had a lot of stuff happening on that stage you thought about it for days
@David Signor I remember that. Frank’s drum riser was the tail end of a flat bed trailer. And the claw constantly picking up various part from the junkyard… and of course, the “laborers” picking up junk during “Legs”. Quite a sight.
@@Mark-sj3xb yes I would have liked to see that 2 or 3 more times alot to comprehend at 1 show
He was a cool dude I'm 56 remember listing to them as a young kid
Who doesn’t stop whatever they’re doing when La Grange is playing anytime, anyplace
Super bunch of guys, down to earth, and friendly. Met them on the highway coming into Omaha during their antenna tour. Drank some beers with them, gave them a Harley escort into the civic center. They gave us all access back stage passes and had their security watch our bikes during the show. Billy asked to sit on my bike to check it out, a rigid pan head painted silver with black flames. I said sure of course. One of the best summers of my life. ZZ Top rocks. A big thank you to Billy, Dusty, and Frank.
Awesome!!
Wow , the best story !!!
RIP dusty, been a fan since early teens HUGE loss in the music world, lots of love to his family friends and band mates, love from new zealand
My first concert! 30 years later I'm still a die hard fan. 😊 would gladly see them again. And again.
CONGRADULATIONS GUYS...U WERE MY INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC AT THE AGE OF 5...I AM43 NOW...THANX FOR ALL THE GREAT
MEMORIES AND KEEP EM’ COMING...
ZZ Top, Pantera, Selena, and Texas NEVER gets old. Seriously. Thank God for these muscians.
and the GOAT SRV
And Willie Nelson
'We will miss you Dusty'
Thanks for all the many years of your voice and your licks!'
Hello Christy
How are you doing?
It's nice meeting you here!
@@officialacefrehleychannel Hello Billy, its so good to see ya'll are on tour again! My 26 year old daughter loves ZZ Top...the cover music she uses for a video of her horse is 'Sharp Dressed Man'. God Bless you!
Smoked many bong hits listening to them three Texans in my home town of Dallas Texas in the early 70's and still love them , have mercy cause I just got paid today and Jesus is just leaving Chicago and he's headed for New Orleans and I have been waiting for that damn bus all day .
A journalist asked Billy Gibbons in a recent interview if he could explain the longevity of his band ZZ Top.
His response, "Never learn the fourth chord."
good one
Liberal rats make good...
@@sandman93449dm No need to make it political mate.
They are class act to see live
Haha
My girlfriend and i went to two concerts of zz top in 79 and 84. We got married in 83. I ve been married to her for 45 years. We listen to them everyday. Our 4 sons were raised with zz top playing. Keep on truckin Dusty. Its been great. Frank, Billy, thank you
At 67 I grew up going to a lot of concerts like everyone else of my generation. But being from the Houston area, this was OUR band! Glad to share them with the rest of the world ! R.I.P. Dusty you will be missed!
I've loved this band for decades!!! It all started for me when I completely wore out three 8 - tracks & 2 cassettes of Fandango ; you can believe it folks, this is the working man's rock band for all seasons!!! Happy 50th, Billy, Dusty & Frank , you're fans love you and are looking forward to more great music from you. Thanks bunches !!!
I saw Alice Cooper in 1973. The opening band was zz top. I had never heard of them. I walked out a huge fan. And still am!
Same here. was that in Montreal?
@@donhurst8459 no, it was capital centre in largo md. 12-19-73
@@jeffreyholmes7216 Thanks for getting back to me. That would of been insane.lol
@@jeffreyholmes7216 I saw them at the Baltimore Civic Center - THE place for big concerts in the DC area before the Capital Centre opened and the Baltimore Bullets moved there. This was in 1972 I believe. And they opened for Uriah Heep, of all bands!
@@BobHunter1977 I have seen quite a few good concerts there. The first Alice Cooper in 1975. The last csn&y in 2002. I liked that place.
Wow they're loyalty to each other is amazing.
Saw the Eliminator Tour and I'm seeing them this September. I can't imagine a life without ZZTOP.
I saw that Tour!
Awesome
Just saw then last Sunday night in Charlotte! Great show!
The most humble people, are the most genuine.
They deserve everything they earned.
Like losing that favorite uncle you think will be around forever. Rip #dustyhill
Hello Tracy
How are you doing?
It's nice meeting you here!
They were legends when I was in high school. I am retired now, it does not seem real how much time as passed but I can only be sad for a while, so much music to remember and like a lot of young people, so much crazy times that went along with the music that pops back in your memory when you hear an old song.
R.I.P. Dusty.
Great band! I hope that they continue for another 50 years!!!
RIP Dusty Hill, rough boy forever
Then Now Forever .
Z Z TOP est MON SOLEIL INTERIEUR depuis + de 50 ans environ......je les ADORE
Unlike a lot of rock stars, these guys actually love each other! That's why they've been together for 50 years, and they just make me smile and smile! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
I just saw them perform in Atlanta on 10/13/19 with Cheap Trick for their 50th Anniversary Tour! We rocked hard all night and I went home feeling musically high!!!!
Saw them a handful of times in the 70s/80s. A lot of bands pranced around like rock stars. ZZ Top delivered the goods....everytime!
J'avais 17ans 1/2 lorsque je travaillais aux statistiques des maisons de disques dont CBS........beaux souvenirs.....signé 1 septuagénaire mélomane......incurable
Grew up with these guys awesome R. I. P.
Hello Karen
How are you doing?
It's nice meeting you here!
RIP Dusty, many of us grew up, and grew old with you. But unlike us, you will live on for a very long time. May you voice, and music continue sir.
You know you’re old when the musicians you loved growing up are being profiled on Sunday Morning.
Medicare is right around the corner, but I’m glad we were there to see it from the beginning.
😜
erictoniaschwab1009 We’re not old. We’re classic!
We're not old we're Vintage ! ;-)
BAAHAAA! Great point my friend! Like the T-shirt says, We may be old but We got to see the Good bands! :)
They have been together 50 years and their legacy will live on for 500 years after they’re gone. One of the most influential southern rock bands in history right there folks, it don’t get no better than that little ol band form Texas!!!
Rest in peace Dusty. You Are Brilliant Bassist and Singer. Songwriter
Dusty Hill was a most excellent musician, the Little Band from Texas even inspired Wyld Stallyns. Rock on dude!
These guys are way better than what is out there now. Congrats of being together for 50 years.
One of the greatest bands in the world much loved by all real music fans. I miss the 80s with ZZ Top and Robert Palmer.
I grew up with these guys, and I feel very fortunate to have done so.
You and me both thomas
VERY kool!
And I bet your beard grew up with theirs, too. Lucky you, man.
RIP Dusty. I grew up with you. ZZ Top are icons.
I saw ZZ in '75, still the cowboy hat period. Small venue. My ears are still ringing.
Wow nice
I know what you mean I saw them back at that time the loudest show I ever saw.
I saw them just a few years ago for my birthday and loved it!! They never sounded better!
That's awesome :)
"There is no other drummer, there is only one guy" Legends
ZZ Top, is the ONLY Band that has been togeather for 50 Years with all of the Original Members, That is unheard of, and Frankly Damn Historical, Keep on Rockin Brothers, Cousin Figel
The most rockin' band ever southern rock is ZZ top rest in peace Dusty. 💗
I cant believe hes gone... when i was 10 we went to a zz top concert and had back stage passes...... ill never forget it...went with my dad . He passed way at 48 in 07.. rest in peace and live forever dusty😎🤘
50 yrs doesn't surprise me. I ❤ Billy and ... ZZ TOP , music, guitars & style!!! 😎
Rest in Peace Dusty Hill your music will live on.
RIP Dusty! Thanks for everything you and the boys brought to the music scene!
There is no explaining how much I love these guys. Billy was my mentor for 50 years. That Les Paul in front of a Marshall was the forever sound. I chased it, I sought it, I found it, I loved it and it made my life complete forever. God Bless these guys. My life is forever touched because they were there paving the way. ZZ Top forever.
Good memories of Top in the 80's as a teenager..you will be missed.
Frank is one of the greatest...a great drummer really makes a band.
was just going to type this above. the guy really has the chops. he's got those sneaky licks and shifts that'll really throw you.
He’s exceptional!!! Some of my favorite drum tracks of all time are on the Deguello album. That’s some crazy good stuff!!!!
@@SlightReturn666 'ZZ Top - Arrested For Driving While Blind (1980)'
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The 'metronome' of drumming ... An amazing drummer!
@@SlightReturn666 When I was taking drum lessons from a 70-year old back about 25 years ago, I was thrilled to hear some of the licks on Deguello that I had just learned about! "HEY! Frank used that!"
I loved when he said there is no other drummer. They stuck with each other! Just awesome.
I remember first hearing them on the Eliminator album many years ago. There was so much more to these guys than just that. Saw them play once, shut your eyes and it was just like listening to the record. They were a great team, RIP Dusty.
Rest in Peace Dusty. Thank you for so many wonderful memories. ZZ Top concerts were always legendary.
"There is no other drummer" now that mindset is why they are still going strong.
Now, just one month after this post, would they even think about finding another bass player? Maybe - if they have some long time friends who play and who would be suitable to step in.
@@GomerfromIsaan and Dusty had the good sense too tap his replacement before he said adios amigos!!!! So fitting too see the tour continue and a new album with Dustys lyrics coming up also a fitting tribute with the hat on the mic stand remembering him during their tour!!! FANDANGO GUYS!!!! As Billy always says HAVE MERCY!!!!! ZZ TOP keeps rolling on!!!! RIP DUSTY HILL🤩🤩🤩🤩
@@barbarawells6845 That's good to know. Maybe they saw it coming.
Frank was my little league baseball coach, has a ranch outside the neighborhood I grew up, he is a fantastic guy and was as generous as could be. They say when they need to calibrate a metronome, they use a Frank Beard to do so.
Seen them in the 70’s ... what a show!!
3 guys rock the house down. Thanks 🙏 ZZ Top ,
I'm not American, and I generally don't like American music, but I adore these guys.
I think it is the simplicity that makes their music drive.
It's basic twelve bar blues, and that's the heart of modern pop/rock, and these dudes have boiled it down to its pure essence.
I expect to hear them rocking 50 years from now.
Best wishes from England.
We still have great talent here in America , Blackberry Smoke, Whiskey Myers and Rival Sons to only name a few and with that being said England’s 🏴 very own, The Temperance Movement is all so one of my favorite bands!
Are you sure you're not American? Dude
@@tearitloosetearitloose4670 Oh, quite sure, thanks.
Zed Zed Top
They are just great down to earth guys who never got caught up in their fame and never took themselves seriously.
God speed Dusty. Gone but will never be forgotten
Long life Rock and roll and ZZTop .... 👌👍😎☝🔉🔊🎼🎵🎶🎤🎸🎸🎧
Much admired and respected on this side of the pond R.I.P Dusty .
If you live in Texas how can you not love ZZ Top then we'll go crazy for a Sharp Dressed Man
if I COULD ONLY FLAG HER DOWN
Hot, Blue, and Righteous
Reporting from Manchester England. Billy is a hero in these parts. We know he has tone and taste, but his style makes us smile. Have mercy Miss Percy 🌴
Your screen name almost sounds like "Fandango" ...is this on purpose? Haha
RIP DUSTY I’m absolutely saddened
I'm 70 man and still rocking to your music never stop it man
RIP Dusty! There‘s no other drummer and no other bass player 😢
Just saw them again, 34 years after I attended the Afterburner tour. Still rocking my soul.
These guys and their music are part of the cultural heritage of mankind. 50 years! Longer than I live...unbelievable. And growing stronger, they are getting better like others, Deep Purple, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Opeth, Rammstein...
"so Frank is in Re-Hab, what are you going to do?"
"I'm going fishing." Now that is loyalty right there!
I love ZZ Top! I simply cannot wrap my mind around 50 years with the ORIGINAL members
So many great one liners in that video, both lighthearted and poignant. I grew up watching their videos on MTV so the loss of Dusty has really been a gut punch. Rest In Peace Mr. Hill, after 50+ years, you certainly deserve some.
Always loved ZZ Top from day 1. Glad their still going strong!
Serious artists, impeccable professionals, love what they do, they never divorced !! God bless them .............
For those of you who are new to ZZ Top, check out their first five albums - blues rock at it's best. I love ZZ Top!
Yea, those are still my favorites, tho I like everything they've done. RIP Dusty, thanks for the music.
I’ve liked every era of ZZ Top. 70s boogie blues, 80s techno rock… shows their talent and versatility
This came up on my feed.......had to view it........
RIP Dusty Hill.
RIP Dusty. It won't be the same without you. Thank you for the music.
Had the pleasure of watching Billy rock out about 15 feet from me just this year. Had never had a chance to see him live.
My first rock concert when I was 13 at the Joe in Detroit on the Afterburner tour. 86-87.. somewhere in there.. Amazing show and one of the all time greatest bands.
This is our rock-n-roll royalty. An amazing history of music.
RIP Dusty Hill, thanks for all the years of great entertainment.
Great to see this story again, RIP Dusty, God Bless You, Billy and Frank!
The band I was in opened for them for a week last August. Great band with a great crew around them.
I turned 18 this year, and this was the first live concert I went too in my life! Brussels June 2019
Love love everything about them. Makes me prouder to be an Houstonian
I love these guys. Been listening to them for a long time.
HTOWN ❤
And the beards live on and ON !!!
There's so much integrity in that band, one of the many things i love about them. Nothings sounds like ZZ Top!
My first concert, Thanksgiving 1976...I've seen em in every decade since. They never disappoint!
Same date as the Last Waltz.