Clearly It would have been the next bus, not the one Jesus left on 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 duh! I'm special!!!!!

Billy Gibbons has never played a bad note in his life...ever

I prefer their older stuff like this to their eighties stuff.

"You don't have to worry, cause takin' care of business is His name...."

The blackest white boys in rock n' soul. Thick funkified fresh fire! Mercy!

Stay with 1970’s ZZ Top, it’s their best work. Many great song choices to react to.

These two songs became one because of an editing mistake and they decided they liked it. Happy accidents!!

Oh Yes, ZZ TOP - Fool For Your Stockings, Brown Sugar, and Blue Jean Blues 🔥🔥🔥

Love them both. Waitin' for the bus is some of the meanest rock n roll there is. If you haven't done it you have to do "Just got paid"

I bet if you hear "La Grange" by ZZ Top, you'll say I've heard this. One of the most familiar guitar licks in rock history.

I’m an old Texas woman, 58, love ZZ Top! Lil ol band from Texas are awesome! I respectfully ask that you react to Allman Brothers Whippin Post and Soulshine! You won’t be disappointed I promise! Trust me on this! New sub

ZZ Top was on of my first concerts I ever went to and they were just as nasty as they were back in the 70's. Played a lot of old stuff that would just punch you in the face with some downright nasty guitar licks. Amazing band.

All this funk and blues coming from 2 dirty looking bearded guys & a drummer without a beard whose last name is Beard. LOL

That's why Billy Gibbons was Jimi Hendrix Favorite Guitarist.

So much blues it sounds funky, yes try"blue jean blues","I thank you","heard it on the x" ZZ Top rocks period.

Jesus Just Left Chicago is nasty, always one of my favorite Top tracks

I’m Bad, I’m Nationwide, and Nasty Dogs and Funky Kings. Both by ZZ Top

Growing up in S. Texa, San Antonio actually. ZZ Topp was our Texas blues. Dusty had a short shaggy beard, barely covering his face. They wore cowboy boots, Jean's and usually a western style button up shirt. Check out their Fandango Album Cover. Then they changed their Texas image and went where the money was MTV and mainstream with the new radio friendly songs , LEGS, Cheap Sunglasses, Nationwide. To me those songs were sing along songs. Not guitar picking and bass lines you hear in their early stuff. When they were a little ole band from Texas. With their 80's stuff, the had to use backtracking in the live shows, because they were overdubbing Billy's guitar for the rythm and the lead to sound right as the studio version. If you've seen a ZZ Topp concert, and they're playing Legs or any song after they went mainstream, the song is played exactly the way the record is recorded. Just saying! I'm not saying the sold those of us out. The boys busted their asses and made a financial decision anyone including me would make. But to me their early stuff is raw and real!

SAW THEM TOO in the "70's"!!! AWESOME THREE PIECE BAND!! 🔥🎸🐐😁🔥🎸🐐😁

“Well I’d be riding on that bus till I Cadillac “.....always loved that line. Must admit being a blues lover having first heard these guys on AOR in the early seventies. I always loved their blues interpretations with that Texas funk added for flavor.

My brother in law helped RK and Billy build the "master of sparks" , It was a large round roll cage with a seat in the middle . At night we would go out to Jack Rabbit rd. out off Highway 6 just northwest of the city limits of Houston and watch them strap people inside the steel ball , put it on the back of a Ford flatbed , go about 70mph and push it off . And yes , it was the master of sparks .

Love the old 70s ZZ Top classics. Tres Hombres, great album!

6:02 "and all points in between" sung in imitation of the way bus station announcements would have sounded back in the day.

ZZ TOP Live at Rockpalast 1980! An hour of the funkiest blues you will ever hear.

My favorite thing about pretty much any zz top reaction everyone gets to moving and anyone that knows blues gets some kinda stank face.......that proves what kinda power they have as a band

Mexican Blackbird, La Grange, Gotsta get paid, Just Got Paid Tush, Hot Blue and Righteous, Blue Jean Blues, I'm Bad I'm Nation Wide, Heard it on the X, and I cannot believe no one has recommended Toobe Snage Boogie yet 😬

William Fredrick Gibbons ladies and gentlemen!! The GOAT!!

Love the reaction - when they asked Jimmy Hendrix who was the best up and coming guitar player he said "Billy Gibbons" nuff said!

That little band from Texas did turn a little more mainstream in the 80s, but turned back to the great stuff (cause even their worst song is still the good stuff). Check out Gotsta Get Paid where they took a local Houston rappers song and gave it the ZZ Top treatment.

I'm crazy about ZZ Top, but hadn't heard this one before...thanks so much for this one!

I'm here in New Orleans with Jesus, We're working from one end to the other and all points in between. TCB'ing. Yea you right. Give their cover of Sam and Dave's "I Thank You" a listen. I know you'll enjoy it.

ZZ Top is almost painfully good stuff, innit? 😃 Your new set up: I love that it gives you room to move, as the music requires.💃 I don't so much like the straight on vs the quarter angle you had. We could see you face better before, and lordy your face is expressive. Straight on, the glare on your glasses, and shade of your hat hide your eyes. We want every drop of those feels. 😍

'Goodness Gracious, C'mon man!'....haha, hysterical...love it

SAW THEM LIVE 3 TIMES, ABSOLUTELY KICK ASS 🔥🔥

🤘🎸 Billy Gibbons 😎

this music colored the background of my life!!!!!!!!!!!!

Netflix has a great docu on the band... from their teens and early stuff to how that sound was made. 'They turned the blues into party music'. Best description.

I guess I've been spoiled. Growing up listening to 🎵 music from the 60's and 70's, l've not moved away much from that genre. I expect the 🎶 music I would buy or listen to be as good or at least be able to compete with that era. I like Chris Stapleton, but other than him, there have been very few. I'm not a musical snob, it's just what I'm accustomed to. Glad to see young people listening to and appreciating it. 💕 love your reactions!

I saw these cats at the Beacon Theatre in NYC a few years back....They still got it...plus Billy Gibbons the singer/guitarist came into the bookstore in the City I work at. He apparently bought a book on relationships. But Billy ....every girl crazy bout a sharp dessed man ;)

You got to do zz Top most underrated songs. I need you tonight. Awesome song👍great reaction

Again, and again...never enough....Vibe

Can I just point out that Jimi Hendrx said his favorite gutiar player was Billy Gibbons (who used to play for him in the studio in the mid to late 60s)?

ZZ Top was my 1st concert at age 11 in 1986. I got hooked on their 80's jams and then got even more hooked on their 70's jams. Truly phenomenal band.

It starts funky Chicago and finishes straight Delta blues

Stanktified guitar break right there!

You just opened Pandora's box! I love seeing people discover (the enormous genre of all subgenres) classic rock!

Broke out this 33 today...all good... my neighbors down the street on their porch loved

Just got paid! Play and enjoy my friend✌

Many years ago they played in a small club where I live, Port Neches, Texas. I've loved them since. Keep on with your true that reactions.

Without Blues there wouldn't be Rock. I remember doing a book report on Robert Johnson and the Mississippi delta blues in highschool in the early 90s. Love that music, without out you wouldn't have The Beatles The Who, The Rolling Stones Aerosmith , AC DC and every rock group after them.

Tres Hombre came out in 73 and was recorded in Memphis TN. with the help of a small little record co out of Muscle Shoals Al. that had that Muscle Shoals Blues sound that is famous around the world in the music community. Check out the documentary on KZfaq about Muscle Shoals Blues. It's long but great. 👍

Such a great song, that groove is nasty. Love me some ZZ

I just saw a documentary of them on Netflix. Loved it!!!

That's charisma!

Welcome to Texas "White Boys" Funk ! Can yu hear all the old blues musical influence?

Jimi Hendrix admired Billy Gibbons guitar playing

ill be ridin on the bus till I Cadillac...that line. this groove. damn.

and to quote, "them boys is funky."

Play some of this in Church and I might even show up on Sunday.

The one and only ZZTop one of the best bands ever

Saw them live a few times in the seventies, only band ever to sound like their records on stage

Saw ZZ Top three times in the 70's and 80's, the '77 show was the best one, they just took over and had fun. They played these songs at all three shows. And the '77 show was the best one.

It is two songs that play together.

Thanks for the In Search Of reference, was a great show, enjoyed the reaction. Would suggest checking out Robin Trower, blues/rock guitarist, Day of the Eagle, Bridge of Sighs or Too Rolling Stoned.

The crossroads festival version of this is awesome

Been listening to this for a long time and you can tell this is vinyl. The remix crap you hear on the radio doesn't give you the true sound that was intended for the LISTENER

My old man turned me on to this album when I was a teenager

Oh my god! Your reaction is exactly how I reacted the first time I heard this jam.😀

Loved the reaction, man I grew up on this, leaening to play ZZ Top stuff was awesome!! I was 14 when it came out, and in Houston where they came from. Good stuff!

I'm Bad I'm Nationwide is a outrageous song

These are my favorite ZZ Top songs, it doesn’t get any better than this.

HEY MAN! For real, listen to the rest of the album, it gets so fucking psychedelic and heavy!

Just brown paper bag from days pay...damn bus packed

DID NOT PASS GO, DID NOT COLLECT $200 , LOVE IT MAN, COUSIN FIGEL

Just wanted to say...… HEY! and Have Mercy!

Thank you for your service, we need you right now! ✌️

Another favorite of mine, thanks for doing this Drama!

Blues is the only music that gives you more from Less.

ZZ Top Blue Jean Blues

Drama. I toured with ZZ in 1976 for a few weeks on the World Wide Texas Tour during Christmas Break in Texas. Man, you need to check out Netflix to see that tour. Listen to Tush and Blue Jean Blues.

Great big sound from "a little ole band from Texas." 3 people is all it has ever been and the same 3 guys is all it will ever be.

Great reaction !! Thanks for the jam!! Took me back to another space and time!! Peac and love to all people. Be safe and healthy!!

Love your reactions!

That’s the reverend Willie G, have mercy

Can’t go wrong with any ZZTop hit! They make you feel good!

There is so much blues it’s funky!!! You damn right it’s funky brother!

Ooooh they are so fun to see live! They still rock it like in the old days .

Nice reaction! Glad you’re able to appreciate all forms of music, after all, music heals the soul!

Well you go buy you some"cheep sunglasses" and go down town and get you some "tush" ✌❤

Man, you are digging in the gems of my youth. So much more to discover

love that, the transition, the anticipation...

How in the world does this Iconic Song get 21 Dislikes? For me, this is the best ZZTop song ever recorded, and its a long list!

These boys had some serious funk and groove to their hard rockin' blues. The albums "Fandango" and "Deguello" both contain some fantastic grooves.

Their first three albums are kick ass blues! Thanks for playing them brother

One of the best blues songs you will ever here is by ZZ TOP, Sure got cold after the Rain fell, 1970, it's a beautiful blues song, i believe that you will love it!!

Excellent reaction!

That GROOVE just rite lol!!!!!!

Now THAT'S a Texas Goatee!!

Lovein till this day...have safe trip

ZZ Top will always take you for one hell of a ride!