SO ELECTRIC!!! | ZZ Top - Gimme All Your Lovin' FIRST TIME REACTION

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[@Mountain_Mutt]

Define irony. 3 person band. Epic beards. Only band member without a beard? Frank Beard.

[@yduronerom6380]

Lol Yup brother. Irony and Texas

[@giffysstiffy8874giffytuck]

She should do Fat bottomed girls next🙂🥳

[@jbob919]

Thats always been my favorite ZZ Top fact!

[@islandseeker1260]

And Dusty Hill, the first band member to end up on Boot Hill. RIP

[@langdalepaul]

Except that is not irony; it’s an incongruity, or maybe a paradox. 😉

[@minigirl6839]

RIP Dusty Hill 😢. Thank you for keeping that bass DIRTY! You will never be replaced. 💔

[@texastyrannyresponseteam794]

back in the 80's.. i was riding with my dad and we passed a texaco station in Katy Texas.. i saw that car.. "Eliminator" on a flatbed trailer with none other than Billy Gibbons himself pumping gas into the tow rig.. i told my dad to stop i wanted to look closer.. so i'm admiring the car with a couple other people and Billy asked if i wanted to see inside.. i said yes... and he said go ahead.. and pointed to it.. so i got up on the trailer and got to open and sit inside it.. well, almost inside it.. i was 16 but already 6'4".. before he left he signed an autograph and went on his way.. fast forward 30 years and i've seen them 6 or 7 more times in concert.. and the late Dusty Hill lived in my neighborhood.. i'd see him all the time cruising in his hotrods and driving his corvette.. i'd run into him at the local grocery store.. i've had the opportunity to meet billy a couple more times.. went backstage at a couple shows.. seen him here and there.. Houston is home to the guys.. it wasn't uncommon to see them on occasion for events and stuff like that..

[@oliverm.6781]

How cool! Thank you for sharing that!!!

[@alexthorpe6583]

Those 80's videos of theirs had a recurring theme. The ZZ Top car shows up, hot women get out, and a lucky guy suddenly finds himself living out his dreams, while the band fades in and out like supernatural observers. Popular with us teenage boys watching early MTV. I read somewhere that Jimmi Hendrix was a fan of Billy Gibbons' guitar playing. Must have been way back in the late 60's.

[@deekim8164]

My dad was stationed st Ft. Hood back in the mid-70's and told me about seeing them in Austin, after he got back from Vietnam. So, they were rocking back then.

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

As was Prince

[@richiecabral3602]

I forget the story, but I know that Billy Gibbons had played with Hendrix, if only once.

[@shegocrazy]

Billy was a great guitar player.

[@joescott8877]

The ZZ Top MTV vid formula perfectly described! I watched 'em all whenever they came on.

[@RandallMorris222]

As has been mentioned, this is part of a trilogy with "Sharp Dressed Man" and "Legs." They're worth seeing as well. I recently saw ZZ Top in concert (minus Dusty Hill, RIP) and Billy Gibbons solidified his reputation as one of Rock's greatest guitarists. It was electric!

[@LordRahl1975]

Billy Gibbons Supremacy for life. RIP Dusty. They were sensational live and I also love the solo stuff from Billy too.

[@MrBanaanipommi]

billy gibbons likes to visit finland and play quitar on the streets of Helsinki :D he has been spotted so many times there playing and randomly jamming with quitar

[@MrDevintcoleman]

I saw them live in 2008 and as an 18 year old, they were the coolest guys I’d ever seen haha! And the guitar!! They’re also just lighthearted and silly, which is a mark of coolness, in my opinion. Total comfort in your own skin.

[@thedefenestrator5686]

At this time, MTV was actually a good television product. 24 hours of nothing but music videos. Every band released new videos for their singles and new albums. Many of the videos are historic. ZZ Top did an entire series of music videos from this album, which won multiple VMA awards. Eliminator was an album that I would pop into my cassette player and listen from the first track to the last. Every track on that album was solid. The band did videos for 5 songs from Eliminator. I would recommend all of them: Legs, Sharp Dressed Man, TV Dinners, You Got Me Under Pressure.

[@captin3149]

That's also why a lot of the videos of the time had actual stories or narratives in them. Some of them could even be basis for movies.

[@BeeswaxInjection]

Do they even show music videos anymore? 🤔

[@skx8050]

At this time, there was no internet, Eliminator was a great album, TV Dinners is an under rated song. RIP Dusty.

[@hackapump]

Billy Gibbons is a legend. Not only is he a guitar god who managed to impress Jimi Hendrix himself - he’s a student of music way beyond the blues rock ZZ Top made their trade mark. Little known fact: Billy introduced synthesizers and sequencers on ZZ Top’s blockbuster Eliminator album, after seeing Depeche Mode live and being blown away by how heavy they sounded without guitars or even a drummer. (If you listen carefully you can hear an incessant programmed synth pumping in the background of this song). This led to ZZ Top blowing up and selling more albums than ever before. All of which tells you something about the impact the new technology of the day had in the 80s: Everyone, down to the most conservative blues rockers, dipped their toes in the distinct new sound of the 80s.

[@doug4036]

Checkout their live version from Germany 1980, "I'm Bad...I'm Nationwide" It is a perfect example of how good their musicianship was together... not to mention the greatness of Billy F Gibbons guitar

[@davidtingley9978]

If that's the Rockpalast performance anything from that kills

[@GreenJeepAdventures]

Like the band and the trio of girls, this video is part of a trinity, so be sure to check out "Legs" and "Sharp Dressed Man." One of the things that made the 80's special, was, that all the producers who worked at making great hits of the 60's, paired up with all the bands in the 70's that learned how to master their instruments during that time. Many of the 70's bands were brought a breath a fresh air as such, and it revitalized their careers.

[@1bossdj]

80s ZZ Top was super fun, but their 70s sound was phenomenal. Such a vibe. I'm sure you'll love pretty much everything they've done.

[@terrylandess6072]

Definitely a two act group. As a fan more of the first I agree. This is master dance floor stuff but compared to say 'Heard it on the X' makes Frank beard seem like a drum machine. Obviously they had nothing left to prove and it was fun time.

[@stk0308]

90's and later ZZ Top was a different groove as well. Rythmeen was chocked full of fuzzy good grinders.

[@charliemac64]

These dudes were 100% badassery live. I saw them a number of times thru the years, and they never disappointed.

[@reactionwatcher7652]

"Sharp Dressed Man" and "Legs" need to be the next ZZ Top songs.

[@artmeddaugh6669]

Love ZZ Top! I saw them at Irvine Meadows in the early 90's and when they performed "Legs" a line of women entered the stage and strutted their stuff! Check out "Legs" "Tush" "Sharp Dressed Man" "Tube Snake Boggie" "Cheap Sunglasses" "Jesus Just Left Chicago" and many, many more. Great reaction as always, Aileen. Thank you!

[@markschattefor6997]

LA GRANGE

[@artmeddaugh6669]

@@markschattefor6997 Definitely!

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

Aileen, with ZZ top it was all about the party! Unlike most of the other 70's bands, they didn't pansy out thier sound in the 80's--Just kept right on puttin' out that Texas rock blues boogie and always looking sharp doing it, too--Made us fans love 'em more.

[@terrylandess6072]

That is true of several blues based bands formed in the 60's :)

[@SirBoycie]

Some people (I'm not one of them) probably think they did by using a drum machine and synths on Eliminator

[@robmorrow3556]

I like how you're feeling the drums and the beat. Definitely was a good song to dance to.

[@michaelpennington9327]

You must watch the rest of this mini movie trilogy. Next is Sharp Dressed Man, followed by Legs. They have the same type of theme, sound and mini-movie style. After that, you need to go old school ZZ Top. Waiting For The Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago are two songs, but they MUST be listened to together. Some other great ones are La Grange, Tush, Blue Jean Blues, Cheap Sunglasses, Beer Drinkers And Hell Raisers, Tube Snake Boogie and others

[@joefav76]

ZZ Top ruled the airwaves back in the 80’s.

[@johnkonertz8042]

The Late Great Jimi Hendrix was once asked during a interview, who he felt was the best guitarist. He replied, i really dig Billy Gibbons

[@3dartstudio007]

In the 80's ZZ Top came to our town with a laser show with a fog machine that blew people's minds. No one had ever seen a hologram before, and their lasers made it look like that car was coming out of the sky. Plus people were elevated too so... Yea. I haven't seen where anyone caught that on camera. Probably wouldn't look 3D anyways. Super inspiring through!

[@TheMrDwillison]

My mom’s favorite band! She saw them when she was 14 and she still says is the greatest live show she’s ever seen.

[@kenthedeviltamer]

One of the best concerts I've ever been to. ZZ Top is life changing live. I haven't seen them since Dusty Hill (bass player) passed away.

[@killawasp6776]

An all time favorite! “Sharp dressed man” is another smash hit. Rock on! 🎸🎶 ✌️

[@GBuds_RVremodel]

During a trip to Clarksdale MS while visiting the childhood cabin of Muddy Waters they picked up a roof plank that had blown off in a storm. They took it back to Dallas and had it made into a guitar...toured with it a year...then donated it to the Delta Blues Museum in Clarksdale where they had moved the cabin walls into the museum as the Muddy Waters memorial. It resides today in that cabin with the story in a glass case... Any of the first 6 to 9 albums have their best music...I like "Cheap Sunglasses" or "Heard it on the X"

[@metoo7557]

Sharp Dressed Man is one of the staples for ZZ top.

[@stevezeppieri]

ZZ Top is the king of groove. In the future I would definitely recommend “sharp dressed Man” and “legs”

[@Silber7]

They were a high energy blues-rock band in the 70s, and in the 80s they embraced the MTV videos and made some synth-enriched streamlined MEGA hit songs like this one - but they always had that specific coolness, undeniable

[@navbusiness2210]

"Legs' is my favorite ZZ Top music video. I always think of them as good music and a message that sort of roots for the underdog. Fun band. Great rock n roll.

[@seansmith5826]

Sharp Dressed Man, Legs, Sleeping Bag, Rough Boy, Tush, Got Me Under Pressure, La Grange, TV Dinners, Cheap Sunglasses, Velcro Fly, Planet of Women, Tube Snake Boogie, and I know I'm missing several others. ZZ Top... The kings of Texas boogie rock!

[@dennish3032]

In the tv show Bones , Billy (lead beard) played the part of Angela's dad. Bad ass character in real life and on screen.

[@clifton8929]

Saw ZZ Top for the first time 52 years ago in my 20's (Yes, I'm a very old man), and four other times over the years. Always great shows, amazing music, and shows. Talked with Billy Gibbons (lead guitarist), he was humble and kind, but extremely cool. Nice people.

[@drew2370]

A perfect mix of Texas Blues and Rock, i play both Eliminator and Afterburner weekly!

[@Nueral]

Aileen is the best KZbinr I know and watch hands down 💯 also my grandma love to listen to ZZ Top I think I might take her to see them when ever there close to her

[@winslow551]

A classic band. This was during their MTV pop stage. Check out La Grange, Tush, and Waitin' for the Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago. Texas blues at its best.

[@BarrenCosmos]

I’ve been loving all of these songs from so long ago that you’ve been covering!! Nice little time capsule sorta thing. When I first saw who ZZ Top, I wanted his beard so bad like?? 🥹 You’re so totally right about how bouncy and energetic this song is!! As always, you have the cutest little dance shimmies with these feel good songs 😭

[@riffgroove]

For the early 80's, that was some SAVAGE guitar tone.

[@keithmountain5749]

An amazing band, all of that sound from only 3 instruments! ZZ Top is fantastic live too with a catalog going back 50 years, it can be a REALLY deep wormhole!

[@davidcorriveau8615]

Same 3 dudes from Texas, making Rock not drama for 5 decades. Legendary talent and equally legendary professionalism.

[@silentrage5425]

ZZ Top is one of my favorite bands. If you want a kind of bouncy bluesy kind of tune, you might want to try La Grange. If you want a more 80's pop-rock, try Sharp Dressed Man.

[@boqndimitrov8693]

You described our bearded friends very accurately. I can only add that whatever you choose from them (especially the live performances!) you will not go wrong!

[@fcya]

I can say, without any exaggeration, that that drums intro alone pulled me out of a very dark time in my life. Love this channel. Please keep it up. (Greetings from Italy.)

[@helenespaulding7562]

This was/is the BEST driving music, work out music, skiing music! And their live shows were SO fun! Danced my heart out.

[@Vinylrebel72]

I live in Texas, and theres a small town north of here, and some of the locals say they have seen lead singer and guitarist Billy Gibbons around and he also goes to local restaurants in my city, not far from my home. They’re Texas boys so, they are seen a lot around these parts.

[@antivanti]

The groove is chucking like a freight train 😎

[@FuriousAbyss]

Was lucky enough to have these guys playing on LP as a kid and too this day (39 now) throwing some ZZTop on during a hot afternoon with cold beers and a BBQ is the best feeling

[@kylewoolsey6635]

Finally got to see them ( Frank and Billy) this Labor Day weekend. So cool. I mean it wasn't like it was in high school, but still, a great show. And the new bassist didn't sound too ad. But no Dusty (RIP) lead vocals songs were covered like "I Got the Six" , "Can't Stop Rockin" or "Tush."

[@jahurn]

1st Rock concert @ 13 with ZZTOP Eliminator Tour.... Blew my mind, I was hooked.

[@lilorbielilorbie2496]

And these guys hold a record that I don't think will ever be broken at least not in my lifetime. The same three original guys in a band for 50 years R.I.P. Dusty.

[@srv2217]

When talk of the greatest guitarists of all-time comes up you rarely hear Billy Gibbons name in the conversation but I'm tellin you - Billy is one of the GOATS

[@damoon2631]

We caught the tail end of cruisin' through the drive-in restaurants, hotrods and DRIVE-IN MOVIES!!! The back seat of a '56 Chevy Belair was almost as big as a single mattress!! And yes!!! There were carhops on roller skates!! Have fun!!! I did!!!

[@geneaikenii1092]

Wicked cool watching you discover my generations tunes. ZZ Top was so great. To put into your words: "It's a VIBE". Love you Aileen. Be lookin' out for your next. Much peace and love to you and yours. Nice reaction, as always. Big shoutout to ya from your old, longhaired, rocker dude in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Later, darlin',

[@arkangel7j]

they opened with this song last time i saw them , no lights , no pyro , no flash , just strolled out on stage , beards swingin , picked up their instruments and started jammin , ... one of the best concerts ive ever seen ;)

[@deekim8164]

I remember seeing ZZ Top and AC/DC at a music festival in Belgium or W. Germany back in the 90's. Damned tight bands live.

[@Davidsmusicselection]

Saw them live New Years eve at the Omni in Atlanta. Fourth row center. Still the loudest concert I ever attended.

[@davidhubbert9445]

I have to say I love this tune and equally loving Aileen too she's super cool thank you for the reaction

[@sumonjamal1653]

ZZ Top is from Texas... a trio w/ Billy Gibbons (guitar & vocals), Frank Beard (drums) and (the late) Dusty Hill (bass & vocals)... They have always been a fun, boogie rock band w/ a goofy attitude... It was pure coincidence that when they came back together in 1979 after a 2 year break, Gibbons and Hill sported long beards (from not shaving! 😂) and the only one without a beard was named Frank Beard 😂 Billy F. Gibbons was a teen from Texas who met Jimi Hendrix around 1968 when Gibbons' band opened for the Jimi Hendrix Experience... Hendrix was so impressed w/ Billy Gibbons' guitar skills that he told all his peers that he was his favorite guitar player (To have a legendary guitar player call him that is something else!) Gibbons wanted to form a rock trio like Jimi Hendrix Experience, and by 1970... Frank Beard (drums) and Dusty Hill (bass) joined and called themselves ZZ Top... Sadly, Jimi Hendrix passed away in 1970 before ZZ Top released their debut album in 1971. ZZ Top persisted in recording and touring throughout the 70's until gold records started coming their way by 1975... Early hits included - 'La Grange' ... 'Tush' ... 'Heard it on the X'... 🔥🔥 In 1977, Frank Beard checked into rehab for serious drug addictions... so ZZ Top decided to go on vacation until Beard returned. When ZZ Top reunited w/ Frank Beard in 1979, Gibbons and Hill grew huge beards and they looked so striking when they rehearsed that they decided to keep the image for the rest of their career. They were back on tour for the album 'Deguello'. Around 1983, MTV was taking off and ZZ Top were becoming fans of 80's synthesizer pop music... so, they decided to incorporate electronics and beats to the album 'Eliminator'... It was a huge hit on MTV and the album sold 10 million copies on the strength of the videos for "Gimme all your lovin' "... 'Sharpe dressed man'... and 'Legs'... ZZ Top were huge in the 80's w/ the albums 'Afterburner' (1985) and 'Recycler' (1990)... But the 90's proved less commercially successful. By 2003, ZZ Top were unable to sell newer albums and decided to focus on touring as a 'legacy band' and promote their catalog of music. They released 1 more album 'La Futura' in 2012. In 2021, bassist Dusty Hill took a break from touring and passed away quietly at home... ZZ Top has been touring w/ a fill-in bassist.

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

Billy F Gibbons is the epitome of cool. He is often left out of the discussions of great guitarist. Jimi Hendrix toured with him, and requested that their rooms be put close together so they could talk music and jam. Prince was also another fan of Billy. All 3 of them are good ol Texas boys, playin some good ol Rock 'n Roll. RIP Dusty.

[@amoco14]

When it come to ZZ TOP, I 've listened to my far share, Being from Houston,Texas we listen to a lot of ZZ TOP. Great band and their music is just a Southern Thing. This is a great song, just like all there other song, I really like La Grange.

[@robertcleveland95]

That Little Ol’ Band from Texas! Been a fan since mid 70’. Good reaction. Go down the ZZ Top rabbit hole.

[@thseed7]

ZZ Top (especially the genius of Southern Blues Rock guitarist Billy Gibbons) is a National Treasure.

[@bamachine]

I did not get to see them live until the aughts(around 2005) but they still put on a great show live. I have listened to them since the early 80's, when I first heard them on the radio. "Tush", "Sharp Dressed Man" or "Lagrange" would all be good ones to do next. They have a bunch of other great songs too.

[@ryannelson2542]

The ever smiling Aileen, giving another good review, I would bet a lot of people watching this would love to give you a lot of hugs and kisses lol.

[@mikedytham9996]

Saw these way back in the early 90's in Berlin and they were supported by Bryan Adams. Now that was a good night! Their early blues material is amazing.

[@RobertRose-ki6qp]

Such an amazing band. One of my all time favorites. Three outstanding musicians. I recommend you watch a live ZZ Top performance. It's hard not to be impressed by these guys.

[@elijahmorris9864]

Other great ZZ Top songs: Legs, Cheap Sunglasses, Sharp Dressed Man, Tubesnake Boogie and many more.

[@DTruthIsReal]

ZZ Top had such a unique sound....and long beards 🙂 Their songs always gets you moving. Some others to check out would be "Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers", "Tush", "Cheap Sunglasses", "Sharp Dressed Man", "Legs", "Sleeping Bag", "Velcro Fly", "Woke Up With Wood", & "Doubleback".

[@b0bb0wen]

All of their official videos are so much fun to watch :)

[@mikebunner3498]

Aileen, This is that little old band from Texas -- ZZ Top! Back in the day, I saw ZZ on two separate occasions. Just unreal good!!!! They kick butt and takr names!!!!!!

[@FizzFop1]

ZZTop has a bunch of great songs...Under Pressure...Jesus Left Chicago...Cheap Sunglasses, and the video for Sharp Dressed Man dominated M-TV and Friday Night Video's phone in voting.

[@Hybridgtr]

ZZ Top were a staple of late night music video shows throughout the 80's. A different time to be sure. ~Terry

[@chunksaflyin7288]

Love ZZ Top, great cruisin' music and even better for dancing on the beach at our bonfire parties. Legs, Sharp Dressed Man, Tush, La Grange, Cheap Sunglasses and Blue Jeans Blues are some great ones. Love your reactions, love your energy and you're not the only one dancing in our chairs. Great music by a great band. Keep up the great work.

[@ryans_nature_vibes]

Gotta love ZZ Top, they sing about everything from TV Dinners, Velcro Fly's, and Sleeping Bags in the coolest way...

[@Doinkman79]

Great Song! .... Great Video!! You really CAN'T help but dance and boogie! Maybe it was dream, maybe not!! For me, it's about "Chasing the Dream", especially he gets in his pickup and goes after the hotrod...Gotta chase your dreams!! Sick guitars and bass throughout... perfect together. I would also recommend **SHARP-DRESSED MAN** and **TUSH** by them. Cheers!!!

[@dakotaman408]

Legs and Sharp Dressed Man are a must after this. These 3 videos dominated MTV

[@jr.a8301]

Zztop is my all time favorite band. im 44 years old and still jam to their music daily. this video is part of a connected trilogy. "sharp dressed man" and "legs" are the other 2 parts. RIP dusty hill. i also like pink floyd. do a reaction to another brick in the wall live from earls court in london,its incredible. your shoulder movements are incredibly sexy. 👌

[@animerandomness]

I saw these guys in '08 before they retired. They sounded so good in concert. I got lucky enough to see them at a local fair. I would recommend "Sharp Dressed Man" if you've never heard it or seen the music video. Keep it metal. \m/

[@ronstoner1823]

They've been my favorite band since back in the 70s. Saw them in concert the first time back in 84, the year after I graduated highschool. Still have the ZZ key chain. They're completely badass! I've never heard a ZZ song I didn't like, and I'm pretty sure I've heard them all.

[@alexandervasel6845]

I saw zz top live back in the day. They were loud as hell!!!!

[@michaelgolliher888]

Love to see you in the groove

[@richardchocolas8800]

ZZ Top, another reason to love Texas blues/rock music

[@ronaldnelson6692]

ZZ Top had a cameo in Back to the Future 3. They were the band at the dance.

[@realulli]

Billy Gibbons had several cameos in Bones as Angela Montenegro's father. IIRC, one of the quotes was, "I'm collecting guitars, cars and guns. If you're nice to Angela, I'll show you what I can do with the first two. If you hurt her, you'll find out about the third." (I might be misquoting here, it's been a while)

[@67Pepper]

I saw these guys in the mid seventies in San Francsico, what a show that was.

[@terrylandess6072]

Three 3-piece bands with heavy blues roots decided to play rock-n-roll. Although Zeppelin and Sabbath had a front man - the musical core is the focus. The first Albums by ZZ Top and the others mentioned were good, but once the second albums were released - each seemed to have adopted the style that would propel them to the spotlight. I grew up with early ZZ Top and nothing matches that gritty, bluesy, hard edge style they created. I applaud them for one of the most successful make-overs a band could give themselves. While not the songs I would choose to play, I know this is the music which fills a dance floor and sometimes you have to give the people what they want. With nothing left to prove it was time to chill, have fun and move up the food chain where commercial success awaited (Back to the Future III anyone?).

[@anthonytorello2423]

Loved your fun and happy reaction to such a classic song. ZZTop unique style in both appearance and sound.

[@jamieoconnor1916]

Hi 👋 Aileen, great work respect. I love your videos and this savage song from the car, girls , guitars, ZZ Top is proper old school rock n roll just awesome 😊

[@TheBrugdor]

Great band. My favorite from them is Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers which is very bluesy. I also really like Rough Boy which is from this same era.

[@briannewton971]

A great song to jam to. Loved your joyful reaction. Lots of fun.

[@sporadicamnesic]

Always been one of my favourite guitar tracks since I was a kid, along with Money for Nothing. You should check out their song Sharp Dressed Man, too

[@peterkarargiris4110]

For me nothing evokes the 80s like ZZ Top. All their songs are great and their videos are all 'mini movies'. Musicianship - outstanding....No Aileen, you are the coolest !

[@patrickoehlke9984]

It is practically required to just cruise when this song comes on the radio!

[@hasturthekinginyellow3524]

I was always told that the lovely ladies in the video were all the wives of Billy, Dusty and Frank. Love this band and all your reactions.

[@mikebunner3498]

Alleen, The rumor is a razor company offered Billy and Dusty one-million each to shave. They told the razor company, "We don't need your money!!" They kept their beards!!! And continued to make great music and videos!!! I got to see them twice --- a great show each time!!!! Take care and continue to explore ZZ's music!!!! You pretty lady are spoiling us!!!!

[@jrgensoknes9673]

"La Grange" Especially the live versions out there

[@jeremiahrose4681]

The passing for Dusty Hill was so sad a couple of years ago. Such an amazing band.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

Some of that Texas Blues Rock right there. Have a look at LEGS. Of course ZZ Top never did a bad tune. Always good to see you rock along. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

[@christarpley6861]

They have been together i believe than any other group in history they usually always jam

[@j.l.duncan4308]

This is a video from Mtv from the 80s every one had em on there. True fact Frank Beard the drummer is in fact the only one of the 3 that doesn't have a beard. 😜😄😄🤘

[@marcusholgendidrichsen2462]

They are so cool live 😊

[@Daehawk]

ZZ had tons of hits in the 70s and 80s. As a teen in the 80s it was some of our favorite music. I prefer the Afterburner album that came after this one. Thats Billy on guitar. He is a master.

[@marke8323]

I saw the Afterburner Tour outside at Legend Valley, Ohio, was a Great Show!

[@IsraelBenitez-ev7mj]

Ms. Senpai...for the record, Jimi Hendrix when asked who he thought was the greatest guitarist of all time, said "Billy Gibbons" who is the singer and lead guitarist for ZZ Top (the skinnier guy with the beard lol)