ZZ Top
Greatest Hits 1971-1990
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Known to the world as "That Lil' Ol' Band from Texas," ZZ Top were had a thoroughly unique career. They started as a trio putting their own spin on blues & boogie rock, and became arena rock stars in the 1970s. In the 1980s, they cannily reinvented themselves, hot-wiring their sound with sequencers and synthesizers and becoming unlikely MTV heroes with a series of clever videos that turned bearded frontmen Billy Gibbons (guitar) and Dusty Hill (bass) into an eccentric visual signature. This gambit made them one of the only groups of their era to not only survive in the new arena of pop, but to become more popular than ever, gaining a new audience without sacrificing the old one. At their core, ZZ Top's songs never changed that much, taking standard blues figures, filtering them through Gibbons' precisely raunchy guitar, marrying them to the simple but funky groove of Hill and drummer Frank Beard, and adding lyrics steeped in surreal wit as they dealt with sex, booze, the blues, and the glorious idiosyncrasies of life in Texas.


Tracklist:

01 - Brown Sugar
02 - Goin' Down To Mexico
03 - Just Got Back From Baby's
04 - Francene
05 - Just Got Paid
06 - Bar-B-Q
07 - La Grange
08 - Waitin' For The Bus
09 - Jesus Just Left Chicago
10 - Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers
11 - Thunderbird
12 - Tush
13 - Blue Jean Blues
14 - Mexican Blackbird
15 - Heard It On The X
16 - It's Only Love
17 - Arrested For Driving While Blind
18 - I Thank You
19 - I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide
20 - A Fool For Your Stockings
21 - Cheap Sunglasses
22 - Tube Snake Boogie
23 - Pearl Necklace
24 - Gimme All Your Lovin'
25 - Got Me Under Pressure
26 - Sharp Dressed Man
27 - Legs
28 - Stages
29 - Woke Up With Wood
30 - Velcro Fly
31 - Sleeping Bag
32 - Rough Boy
33 - Planet Of Women
34 - My Head's In Mississippi
35 - Give It Up
36 - Doubleback




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