A VIBE!| FIRST TIME HEARING ZZ Top - Blue Jeans Blues REACTION

A VIBE!| FIRST TIME HEARING ZZ Top - Blue Jeans Blues REACTION
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[@EricKing]

The only bad thing about this song is that it ends

[@laurin4405]

INdeed... Was just thinking I just wish this song took up an entire Album half🎸🎶

[@mucksmith3569]

Perfect

[@connieb4372]

I know.. right.. and it's so short but it is my all time favorite from that little ole band from Texas.

[@medmar76]

I wish I never heard this song, just so I could hear it again for the first time!

[@ContrarianCorner]

This is the way slow blues is meant to be played! I love SRV but he would have played a thousand more notes in this song. It's like the guy just couldn't turn it off. For slow blues, I'll take this any day.

[@minigirl6839]

"Hot, Blue and Righteous ", "I Thank You ", " Fool For Your Stockings ". ALL of these, please. 👌💯

[@andymageen5308]

Now THATS the BLUES. Pure, unadulterated straight to the Soul, Blues. ✌️

[@stebstebanesier6205]

That was Billy Gibbons on vocals, and of course absolutely mastering playing blues guitar(59 Gibson Les Paul I think that he calls Miss Pearly Gates, ) it has also been said that B.G. uses a quarter instead of a pick.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

Billy Gibbons is in my top five guitarists. The funk, the touch, the taste, the soul.

[@roncypert8255]

I’m sure you know it, but Jimi Hendrix said The Reverend Billy G was the best guitarist of all time. He also had that lofty praise for Rory Gallagher!

[@cjonesufc]

@@roncypert8255 Damn! Beat me to it!

[@Frankincensedjb123]

@@roncypert8255 yes, Jimi had good taste

[@billyf2833]

I've always said, In both my top 5 guitarist and my top 5 singers, Billy Gibbons is the only one on both lists.

[@trjbrew]

"A fool for your stockings" is a classic bluesy tune from them.

[@Stoney_Snark]

“Waiting On The Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago together is funk and blues guitar banger!

[@People_of_the_Mouse]

have mercy that’s some good blues

[@carlaharrington5120]

Who doesn't love ZZ Top?!? My fave tune of theirs is called "My Head's in Mississippi"!! Such a banger and worth checking out!!!

[@dudeusmaximus6793]

My fav ZZ Top song after 'Heard It On The X'. Song is like smoky smooth whiskey, decades old yet sounds like it was cut last week.

[@themusicboxx8419]

Great tune! I have Heard It On The X on my channel.🎸

[@tammyglasgo6556]

ZZ Top is one of the best blues/rock trios.

[@BC-cp8nv]

“It Sure Got Cold After the Rain Fell” is another great, bluesy, slower song by ZZ Top. Probably my favorite song of theirs.

[@ronaldelliott4373]

Mine too. Completely off most people’s radar. 🤘😎

[@TheBraxtonBlues]

I agree.that one is my second favorite.after blue jean blues

[@laurin4405]

Thanks for the Recommendation.. I had never heard that one before :} Followed that down the 🕳🐇to the Album it came from; "One Foot in the Blues" VERY Nice, loaded with Great Blues.. and from when they were Pretty Young(think I didn't start listening to them until about "Tres Hombres`" or thereabouts)"One Foot In The Blues" is now on my Wish List for Payday(along with "Mothership")

[@ronaldelliott4373]

@@laurin4405 It’s actually from their second release called, Rio Grande Mud. (Which I highly recommend) Tres Hombres came next. The first 6 albums are a master class of Blues and Blues Rock. Billy Gibbons (guitarist) is an artist whose early recordings are worth the time. 🤘😎

[@francelaferriere6106]

"Waiting For The Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago" is another great song.

[@EarlRice-g2u]

Billy Gibbons (AKA the Reverend Willie G ) has been around long enough to have met the namesake on Mama Amber's t-shirt(Jimi Hendrix) who gave him a pink Fender Stratocaster Billy Gibbons was in the Moving Sidewalks at the time and opened for Jimi Hendrix's first headlining USA tour . Hendrix used to be a backing musician for another of Mama A's favorites the Isley Bros ! Rock on Young Squires

[@Itelkner]

Not too many rock guys could go all the way into a blues feel that would sound and feel right. Billy could do it like he was born to it.

[@jeanstrickland2445]

They don’t even have to sing , the instruments say it all , feel it in my soul !

[@VIDSTORAGE]

Yea but the vocals fit the music just too damn right ..

[@medmar76]

ZZ-Top is the band that turned blues into party music. "Brown Sugar", "Just Got Paid", "Tube Snake Boogie", and "I Gotsta Get Paid" are fantastic rockin' blues numbers from them!

[@stanleypoole1786]

ZZ Top has a lot of great blues tunes

[@ramonlong1079]

One of my favorite from them..

[@allendixon7700]

😅😅 I'm feeling like giving away some pearl necklaces for my sale right? It's some parallel necklace. Pearl knuckles gibbwise😅😅😅

[@randydebower8240]

Back when ZZ Top released the single "Tush" in the 70's "Blue Jean Blues" was the flip side. Where I worked making pizza the jukebox was always going and I swear that people would play Blue Jean Blues as much as the A side!! From that point on I bought every album ZZ Top released right up to now!! --And they are all impressive! Talk about a band that has always delivered the goods it's ZZ Top!!: Have seen them live 3 times and they were all great!! RIP Dusty.

[@Musketeer009]

I saw ZZ Top at the O2 in London a few years ago. They were magnificent!

[@timmurphy5580]

Man I love the Texas blues Great reaction rock on

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Legs" and"Tube Snake Boogie" !!!

[@stevehamilton8824]

These guys are just pure Bluesy Rock at its finest and have been doing it for decades.

[@SteveBryant-wx9zu]

So nice..Rip Dusty.

[@rootbox]

Pre 80's ZZ Top is sooooo sweet. The biggest lil band from Texas had the sound and grit that they lost in the 80's.

[@bradmccanna]

Love that whole album - pure ZZ, not overproduced or over commercialized

[@Mister_Samsonite]

The live side of that album just sizzles!

[@imaliveinjesus]

So glad to see that you 2 FINALLY got to this favorite of a long list of songs by "That Little Band From Texas". Next up, try their cover of "Fool For Your Stockings".

[@ericdraven19949]

I use this song to quell my anxiety. It works every single time!

[@Angie-W]

I know how much J loves AC/DC, if you want to hear some blues from them, you really should hear Ride On.

[@auralfixxation6702]

FINALLY!!!!! This is an amazing blues song that I've requested numerous times.

[@Joshua_Froschauer]

As a happily married Middle aged metal head man - the way your living eyes search for each other, not always search but just look at each other whatever - I see your love for each other...and seeing you guys being younger by probably ten or more years it's really cool seeing you start digging music that's new and the reactions feel genuine because I've heard not just gushing raves but critiques too...I dig the love y'all!

[@Itelkner]

I guess they kinda sorta dig each other maybe just a little. Yeah, these guys are getting pretty damn knowledgeable by now.

[@waynecanning4122]

@@Itelkner What’s great now if you watch their Movie reaction channel, they are starting to recognize the songs/artists popping up on these soundtracks.

[@bigEratt]

They are the kings of groove..Texas rock/blues Style !

[@wendywoodruff2871]

Hum along is so good. You can feel the reverb inside. 🎸🎶

[@danacasey8543]

I just saw ZZ Top in concert last weekend! They are still rockin! Elwood Francis now plays bass in place of Dusty Hill (RIP) and does a great job!

[@LiberalsArePoop]

Elwood's brother Jake also passed away.

[@danacasey8543]

@@LiberalsArePoop Oh, I didn't know that! 😥😥

[@LiberalsArePoop]

@@danacasey8543 I was joking!!! It was a reference to Jake & Elwood Blues. The Blues Brothers!

[@AMR72277]

Great ZZ Top and Stevie Ray Vaughan story: In the late 70's Stevie was was starting to make noise in the Texas area and ZZ Top was playing a gig in Austin and needed an opener. Their manager had heard of an up an up and Coming Stevie Ray Vaughan so he booked him, sight unseen. 10 minutes into Stevie's set Billy Gibbons walked up to his manager and said "If you EVER book someone like that to open for us again you're f**king fired." Stevie and Billy became good friends from then on. :)

[@myownchannel247]

Jay! You gotta hear Jeff Healey’s version of this classic from his See The Light album 🔥

[@Bluesbabesrv]

Thank you, I was looking to see if anyone suggested Jeff’s version. If not I was going to. It’s the version of this song I prefer.

[@rockyperkins2544]

I was probably 10 heard this song for the first time. Fell in love with ZZ TOPP and have seen them live 7 times. Best blues ever!!

[@Marvintheballoonman]

I heard a new bass player is keeping ZZTop alive. Billy said, " Dusty would have wanted it that way "❤

[@jonstoddard7570]

This is one of my fav zztop songs. Slow chunky blues. Let zeppelin did a song called "Tea for One" that you'd love. Its this style but I like it even more

[@StephanMarcDubois]

I was 15 years old and this song is the very reason I bought that LP... awesome review...

[@jackgilchrist]

This song illustrates why those of us in the know consider Rev. Billy F. Gibbons one of the greatest guitar players of all time. He has such great feel, dynamics, tone, and restraint. Like many of the great blues guitarists (e.g. BB King) he says as much with the notes he doesn't play as the ones he does.

[@buddystewart2020]

I like his 2005 book, Rock N Roll Gear Head. I got the coffee table size edition. Has some cool stories in it and great photos.

[@6699230]

I saw an interview with Jimi Hendrix where he was asked about the young guitar players & he mentioned Billy Gibbons. I saw later that ZZ was the opening band for Hendrix.

[@jackgilchrist]

@@6699230 Not sure ZZ Top ever opened for Jimi (between when ZZ formed in '69 and Jimi's death in '70, I don't think they were doing any touring). But I know Gibbons' previous band, Moving Sidewalks, opened for Jimi. The two apparently became friends during that time.

[@gstevens62]

This is the first time I've ever heard this song. Wow! Thanks for reacting to this song!

[@827dusty]

Billy Gibbons (vocals and Guitar, is one of the great Blues men in the world. He met and toured with "The Jimi Hendrix Experience "in 1967 when Hendrix was on his way to London England. He asked the young 20-year-old Gibbons and Bandmates to be the opening act for him. They (ZZ Topp) did, and a close friendship and guitar brotherhood was formed between Billy Gibbons, and Jimi Hendrix. Unfortunately, we know Jimi passed a couple of years later. But these two were great guitarists and good buddies, at least for a few years until Jimi died.

[@daleperkins4901]

As fabulous as this original is, Jeff Healy does a version where he tears the roof off! Definitely worth a listen...

[@deadeyetopher8621]

The day i first heard the blues, i fell in love! ❤, i mean i was always a fan of good guitarist, but the blues put me way over the edge! 😊

[@agentalbert]

Great expressive playing by Billy on this one.

[@richardpare3538]

Hardly anything better that a well done slow blues tune!

[@randallstebbins6198]

I've been listening to ZZ Top since 1975. Still one of my top five bands. So many great songs.

[@The-Saxon]

This is one of the songs that made me convert to blues vocals and leave the rock vocals behind on my own musical journey

[@bradpriebe9218]

This is classic, old ZZ Top and sone of what helped cement their reputation. I almost forgot how good this song was; its been ages since ive hesrd it. Thank you mfir the reminder.❤️😊

[@samueldoutt3504]

50 yr old guitar fan/ Hendrix disciple here, love Billy Gibbons one of my favorite pieces of guitar work by him. Love seeing ppl getting introduced to my heros.

[@oldmanghost219]

ZZ Top - I saw them 4 times in the mid 70's when they came to the Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino. On one occasion I was sitting in the middle at stage level. The sound was piercing my ears so I went down and headed behind the seats. Back in the day we could smoke inside and my eyes were burning. The closer i got to the doors my eyes stared burning more and more. Then I saw them. A line of police in riot gear headed to the doors. Tear Gas had been deployed outside.

[@bofusnco]

I never got to see them at the Swing... but I was working across the street at Inland Center Dodge when the plane crashed into it...heart breaking 😢

[@JJMcClure397]

saw them in 95 or 96 won Tix and the show was on my bday. Spokane cow palace they were the last show ever there it was being torn down in the next couple months. HOLES in the roof and it was pouring rain on sections of the crowd. they never missed a beat. that place was crazy falling apart. it made me think of the blues brothers when they're tearing pieces off the organ that ray Charles was playing. anyway it was my 3rd and last time seeing them. you can't get a better sound or show outta just 3 guys. 3 boxes came down from the what's left of ceiling the fronts blew of the crates "Jesus just left Chicago" into fuzz box voodoo onto a giant treadmill and we were off. I've seen hundreds of shows from the stones at the L.A. colosseum to Madonna in red rocks and everywhere anyone but that night with a building falling down around them was the most amazing show I've ever seen. it was so powerful it was like with every drum beat or guitar strum a block of concrete came down. ssd we lost one of them. I did see billy on tour with fogerty years back just not the same

[@tomaroni6670]

..."Class of 76"...great memories of ZZ Top blasting out of my rear deck speakers in my 70 Chevelle...

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I haven't heard that in so long and it totally put me in a trance. For something that is a total banger and if I remember correctly it's from the Same album, and it was a hit for them: Heard It On The X. It's one of the greatest rock riffs ever and they are trading lead vocals and it is just incredible and apparently it's fairly autobiographical. It's talking about the music that they're nostalgic for that they heard his little kids listening to regional radio at night in Texas.

[@allendixon7700]

Well well it's so steve mcquain😅😅😅

[@allendixon7700]

I tell you I always like to see top always listen to some ZZ Top. When I was special when I was given out a few pearl necklaces😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@allendixon7700]

Stacey V. I'm thinking. Go ahead and break this down. Little bit there brother Confederate railroads. The group. The sound is called tricey women remember you used to hang around a bunch of trash. She women hahaha Hey PA what would be some funny. There's little staff as if a couple would play the competitor railroad song trashy women by competitor railroad brother break it. Go watch the video and employ Allen your hair. Play out in your head. The brother a cup. A couple reacting to this brother? I'm material I think I'll. Think I would be absolutely crying laughing had a couple had a man and a woman break down trash you women by Confederate railroad that would be crazy.😅😅😅😅😅

[@allendixon7700]

Steve I know you love ostraci women. I think everybody. Everybody likes to win. It'll bed on the trash season. I know I do too bro. But you gotta get on that railroad take a train. Compared to railroad. Compare to railroad that train will take you to the trash she women😮😅😅😅

[@billymccue8597]

Singing is Billy Gibbons who sings almost everything. Dusty sings a few but Billy is the main man. Their best blues song is Sho Got Cold After the Rain Fell.

[@davidheath5282]

My fave ZZ Top tune. Billy Gibbons plays with soul.

[@mrnobody9104]

Less can definitely mean more! Billy singing the blues.

[@stewpot6998]

Thanks guys. I love the fret noise in his playing here. And it's definitely Gibbons singing. Such a lazy feel.

[@markstevener6794]

This is what started it all out for them! This is definitely sitting in your backyard with your drink and bluesin out Jay!

[@misterdoe]

My first time hearing real Blues from ZZ Top. I like it! 😀

[@cheesesteak59]

A wonderful clean guitar tone on this song.

[@ronaldelliott4373]

That cover photo was taken from, The Warehouse in New Orleans where side 1 was recorded live. (Should do all of side 1 one day) Saw that show and every time they came to town in the 70’s and 80’s. Side 2 is all studio recorded. Try the first song side 2 called, “Nasty Dogs And Funky Kings.” It’s as tight as they get. Heard It On The X, is the same. Their execution is brilliant. I’ve never heard either as good live by anyone, including them. 👈😉

[@connieb4372]

I love me some Nasty Dogs and Funky Kings!

[@lisat9322]

This is by far my favorite ZZ Top song and always has been. La Grange is another one. I live about 3 miles out from a city called La Grange and it's not in TX.

[@nickthefox72]

Goosebumps every time I hear this track

[@MrScottsearles]

Hearing this reminds me of the late great Stevie Ray Vaughn(sp.). RIP Stevie!

[@jimmymcintyre7944]

This was off their Fandango album. This was also my first concert, their Fandango tour, back in 1974, in Memphis, Tn.

[@almaofearthia6785]

Loved it! Just noticed Amber's t-shirt! I once heard that Jimmy Hendrix's favorite guitar player was one of the guys in ZZ Top. Y'all have got to do their "Women Go Crazy About A Sharp Dressed Man"!!!

[@lawrencesantana7253]

This is one of my favorite from these guys. But if you wanna hear some fantastic blues guitar, give a listen to "Seperate ways" live by Mr. Gary Moore on blues alive CD with the guitar intro. The best.

[@HenryBowman76]

Great tune. Another blues burner by these guys is Sure Got Cold after the Rain Fell. And it is an 8 minute one!

[@pcard10]

Shows you can write a good blues song about anything!

[@crypto1701]

Welcome to Texas, y'all! We were raised on that! If you want to hear more, listen to a live recording.. they always added to their music live.

[@rustycohle7779]

I was your basic cookie cutter classic rock fan until I discovered ZZTop and Stevie Ray Vaughn in high school in the 80s and they sent me down a blues rock rabbit hole that I have yet to emerge from

[@buckdurant5336]

Overlooked great one!!!💪

[@kimcutts6153]

Now that's the blues. 🎸 ❤

[@herrzimm]

This is one of those songs where you KNEW that the band "could go that lane" all along, but had NO IDEA that they could "go that lane" SO F'ING HARD!

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

Over a decade later, ROUGH BOY always reminded me of BLUE JEAN BLUES.

[@dturasky19]

Another must listen is the song combo from ZZTOP, Waitin' For The Bus/Jesus Just left Chicago. Waiting for the Bus is a faster pace more familiar ZZ TOP vibe song that blends into the more Bluesy Jesus Just left CHicago. One of favorite pieces of music from them.

[@laurin4405]

Oh THANKS y'all Really "needed" to hear this tonight.. This is one of those songs that you stop whatever you are doing and just Fall Off into the Music.. SO Yummy((HUGS)) Thank You

[@TracyfromNC]

So my hubby is listening, says Why? We listen to this alot. I SAY FOLKS NEED TO HEAR. Exactly whyI am here. Love j and Amber. Been here long enough time know Jordan + his affinity for good bass.

[@anthonyblakely399]

Some ole time Blues!!! don't Blues like that these days!!! love ZZ!!!! They aways bring it on Home!!!! Great Reactions y'all!!!!

[@Zephr238]

looks like girl was enjoying to much haha love this song

[@jimmayors2315]

ZZ Top before the beards! Texas roadhouse blues!

[@allendixon7700]

You got that right? I say give him a give him a give him a pearl necklace ZZZ Z zee. Easy topstyle pearl necklace Hey I love giving away those pearl necklaces Hey.😅😅😅😅

[@allendixon7700]

There's another brother from a different mother whose name might be Dwight Yokum DY Yokum. He's got a song called term me loose and set me free. I had dabixby I did what got it going on😅😅

[@allendixon7700]

Are you still doing? All of those trashy trashy women quit. ?

[@allendixon7700]

Try as she women I know I got I'm guilty. I like my women a little bit on the trash😅😅😅😅

[@allendixon7700]

It's pretty popular though we shouldn't feel that guilty about cows. I even went down a song about it. A Confederate railroad did. Railroads got the song. It's go trashy trashy women by the confederate railroad how are app😅😅

[@robinmills8675]

I wish you would react to Jimmie Vaughan "Six Strings Down". He didn't write it but he changed some of the words and plays it in honor of his little brother, Stevie Ray. Just don't expect another Stevie Ray. Jimmie has his own style of the blues.

[@payleighsteele1540]

Yes! Excellent suggestion.

[@jannaromine5908]

Thank you for sharing. I wish some more reactors would do this one.

[@wls64]

Billy gibbons on lead vocal. This is the good old ZZ Top before they started going commercial. Like I said before you want to get to know a band look at the stuff that they did before they got popular and listen to what made them popular. I recommend listening to "Manic Mechanic" and "Chevrolet". Cheers

[@waynecanning4122]

Got Me Under Pressure or Tube Snake Boogie are two bada$$ tunes you have got to check out. Both are Rockers

[@charlesbrake55]

Another great bluesy song by zz top is i need you tonight, great song.

[@dii6266]

Damn! That sounded so good on the phone I got to go hear it again on the big Yamaha and Polk Audio system. Thank you RSR for reminding me how good we had it back then. Gonna need Just Got Paid too before I get back to reality.

[@billbabcock1833]

The Jimi Hendrix T-shirt is very appropriate for this tune. Billy Gibbons the lead guitar was really good friends with Hendrix. I saw an interview with Gibbons talking about how the two met. Gibbons was in a band that opened for Hendrix in 1969. One night the band was coming off the stage before Hendrix came on. Gibbons had included two Hendrix songs in their show. As Gibbons came off stage Hendrix was waiting for him, and said "You got balls. I like that." From that moment on they were friends until Hendrix died.

[@kimmycook2698]

My boys! They remind me of my dad, miss you dad.

[@CraftyInICT]

Yes!! Early ZZ Top is the best!!!

[@jannaromine5908]

This is my favorite ZZ Top❤

[@ChrisW-17]

This is stunning. Never heard this one before. Love the slow burn blues vibe. I'll just add, one of your favorite bands Fleetwood Mac has songs like this too... Including nearly 7 minutes of Need Your Love So Bad and another 7 minutes of Worried Dream. Also (a bit shorter): Love That Burns and World in a Tangle 💙💚 From the late '60s when they were as bluesy as you could get.

[@paulburton5150]

Blue Jean Blues always reminded me of Peter Green and early Fleetwood Mac. Pure class

[@jerrygentry2348]

One of my fav ZZTop songs. A slow blues that just cries soul. Next up you should listen to Rough Boy

[@chrisnicol1644]

Damn...! A few years back I bought the ZZ Top box set: Chrome, Smoke and BBQ... Fantastic stuff...

[@brownie1341]

Blue Jean Blues is a great modern blues tune

[@irvinvalkowitz2867]

Try: " Tube Snake Boogie" & "Pearl Necklace".

[@donnalovell4199]

Billet Gibbons is a Legend, sings and plays this great tune!

[@Alewifes_Husband]

So glad you guys got into a slower bluesy ZZ Top song! They included one on each record that they released up till about 1977. They're more versatile than known!

[@taylortyler1867]

The best blues guitarist, period (IMO). For another great blues guitar song ,by ZZ Top, try "I Need You Tonight".

[@marvinbordelon9035]

My favorite ZZTop song. Billy Gibbons ladies and gentlemen!