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The Interviewer was His title, to say the least....

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First time The Florida Jam 76. The very last event in the Old Tampa Fairgrounds. What a day ! ZZ rocked !

Keith Richard's had to simply ignore the fact that he was being blown away nightly if ZZ opened for the Stones/ they weren't openers much longer after Tres Hombres !!!###

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Dusty and I went to elementary junior high and high school together we all played music back in the old days with his brother Rocky Hill sometimes it's a bit strange to see him so successful but I'm happy for him I'm sure it was a lot of work he was always a very ambitious guy

Couldn't see the band for all that type on the screen.

Love early Top…

From hearing small clips of this show on their documentary I found the show on RUclips, and was bloooooowwwwnn awaaaayyyy!!!!! From never hearing this band to this concert must’ve taken peoples head off!! Oh man they were good

Billy Gibbons has had countless tonal tricks in the 50+ years since this recording/ but nothing compares to the tone of a 1959 Les Paul thru Marshall/Rio Grande stacks as heard here !!!###

Had the good fortune to see ZZ Top on this tour, almost a year after this show, and it was spectacular. Not only did I get to experience "That little ol' band from Texas", but I also got to experience my first Punk band, as they had The Dictators from NYC as their openers. Quite a contrast between the two groups. I preferred ZZ buy a W-I-D-E margin.

I'd like to see the question that was asked first

Texas music was the best!!

Still hard to believe they've carried on without Dusty/ after 50+ years of greatness why not end it with his passing !!!

Saw them before they were even charging, and for a buck a few times afterwards. Good thing about hanging around Love Street Allen's Landing. At least Houston has that to brag about. ZZ Top.

I saw them live in 71 ,but I don't think it was recorded. In fact, more than once between 69-71.

thank you for these recordings - they are golden

Great testimony from one great band to another.

Tejas is one of the most underrated albums ever. Still one of my favorites! Every song is great. The variety of guitar tones Billy Gibbons recorded is unmatched on this album and Frank Beard's drumming is at its peak IMO.

What a dbag question...

Nobody is an angel, especially The US, but WE ZZTOP fans ain't into hell!!!

What a big baby😅😅😅

Sounds like a typical European dickhead!

Thank you so much for this documentary, I am a HUGE ZZ TOP Fan !

After this tour Dusty took a job slinging bags at DFW airport. Band went on a couple year break and Dusty became an airport baggage handler. While Frank went into rehab to distance himself from heroin “a vacation for the mind” is his quote. Billy went off wandering around.

what are the songs playing at 12:20 and then at 12:41? thank you.

Longtime fan here, and while I salute the group for pushing on, _Dusty wasn't just the bass player._ With a band this small, the vocals are every bit as important as the rest. To me? (and I know others might not agree) This 'new' lineup is like breaking a leg on a '3-leg stool', and gluing the broken pieces back together with Elmer's glue. _It still looks the same, but as soon as you put some weight on it? It's obviously broken beyond repair._

Foll9w him boys, interviewer is an asshole

most akward swedish man

Yes and I am pissed to very very mature immature comments ZZ Top is a great band they haven’t been around for 50 some years if they’re not the hell is the problem

Speed Country Metal, cool

Yeah but all three had beards!

Shipped down to ft Campbell Kentucky as a army brat with a viciously mean stepfather..I met my first friend and he said listen to this..13 years old and the opening guitar of TUSH by zz top ..goodness me ..didn't find out dusty sang that song till 2000 something..I know. Got Shipped to Schofield barracks on Oahu next..luckily same friends family got sent there as well. Sit in his room and play fandango and Tres hombres over and over and over..with a little bad company thrown in. 1976 /77 .my whole playing style is based on Billy gibbons..take Beatles , hendrix influences and combine them. If I do say so myself. I ended up being one interesting guitar player and writer ...with no hearing left and a broken down body from building and roofing houses my whole adult life..but those gigs ..those potential inquiries about our original music...wouldn't change anything..except standing next to the drummer. Wasn't amps that damaged my ears..frigging zyljin cymbals. Tiny stages at roadhouses/ honky tonks .squeezed together on stage.

5:16 No, you were right, Mr Clapton. The whole idea of a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame being institutionalized by effete, irrelevant dilettantes like Jann Wenner is more vomit-inducing than greatness-inducting.

One thing ZZ Top will do few if any other band does. That is to end a song in a way that is surprising at first. Who makes the end as exciting as the beginning of the song? lol

great material.. thanks for sharing

The Wazee digital logo needs to be bigger, I can barley see it.

I'm so grateful to have seen them play live at the Greek theater back in 2007. One of my very very favourite bands ever. Got the chance to meet Billy in 2011 at the flea market at Fairfax High School, we sang the first verse of Shiek together, my favourite song from them. Talking about it now I can't believe this happened. He was such a nice guy, as I was talking to him he got a little pad and pen out of his pocket and signed an autograph on it and gave it to me 😂 it was hilarious, I was like "well thanks", I didn't ask for it, i never ask for autographs 😂 it's one of his idiosyncrasies that shows how just cool and laid back of a guy he is.

Their Tejas album is one of the best records ever.

Where is the full concert?

I tried to say “I’m not into this” and walk out back in my first period math class in high school. It didn’t work out too well for me haha

The second Billy opens his mouth, and is as articulate and intelligent as a Wall Street yuppie was a real shock to these Rolling Stone type journalists...

I just carved, "I'm not into this" on the front of my Gibson SG.

The Leo’s sign was in Houston.

one of the best bands to ever cross a stage, was blessed to see them in philly and never forget it!!! love the music especially before the 80s

Got to mellow down easy is the best ❤

this ZZ Top just proves it's amazing what you can discover on utube.

I don't blame Billy. What a stupid question 0:47

Tell ya one thang first time I saw fandango in Toronto canada I maple leaf gardens zz top I was hooked that was 1975

Another so-called journalist that fits into the category of why be stupid if you can’t show off