Playlist
ZZ Top Essentials
Apple Music Hard Rock
Tracks: 32125:53
Hook hammerin', deep-groovin' guitar-slingers with blues rock.
Updated May 18, 2024
Tracks 32
- 1The Complete Studio Albums (1970 - 1990)3:52
- 2Eliminator4:18
- 3Eliminator4:03
- 4Fandango!2:16
- 5The Complete Studio Albums (1970 - 1990)3:35
- 6Deguello4:47
- 7The Complete Studio Albums (1970 - 1990)4:02
- 8Afterburner4:51
- 9Deguello4:52
- 10The Complete Studio Albums (1970 - 1990)4:05
- 11The Complete Studio Albums (1970 - 1990)3:05
- 12The Complete Studio Albums (1970 - 1990)3:30
- 13Tres Hombres3:25
- 14The Complete Studio Albums (1970 - 1990)4:06
- 15La Futura4:03
- 16The Complete Studio Albums (1970 - 1990)4:28
- 17The Complete Studio Albums (1970 - 1990)2:52
- 18Recycler3:54
- 19Recycler4:25
- 20Deguello3:25
- 21Fandango!4:46
- 22Eliminator6:18
- 23ZZ Top's Greatest Hits4:46
- 24ZZ Top's Greatest Hits3:29
- 25Eliminator3:53
- 26Fandango!2:28
- 27One Foot in the Blues5:26
- 28ZZ Top's Greatest Hits3:39
- 29The Complete Studio Albums (1970 - 1990)3:07
- 30Eliminator2:54
- 31ZZ Top's First Album3:23
- 32The Complete Studio Albums (1970 - 1990)3:34
About this playlist
ZZ Top started out in Houston, Texas, in 1969, making rhythm and blues that reflected the tough terrain from which they’d sprung. Known for their chunky guitar riffs, hook-filled choruses and the iconic long beards worn by singer-guitarist Billy Gibbons and bassist Dusty Hill (ironically, drummer Frank Beard was usually seen in only a mustache), the trio would straddle a line between serious blues music and modern, synthesiser-backed rock as they transitioned into the ’80s. Their humorous videos for “Gimme All Your Lovin’”, “Sharp Dressed Man” and “Legs” (all from 1983’s Eliminator) became MTV classics and cemented their image in the firmament of popular culture. As Southern rock experienced an indie revival in the ’90s and 2000s, ZZ Top were revered as patron saints of the genre while continuing to tour and record through the 2010s. Bassist Hill died on 28 July 2021.