EPIC!| FIRST TIME HEARING ZZ Top - Jesus Just Left Chicago REACTION
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- EPIC!| FIRST TIME HEARING ZZ Top - Jesus Just Left Chicago REACTION
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Can't play "Jesus Just Left Chicago" without "Waitin' for the Bus." They go together.
Sounds wrong without it.
These kids don't know any better!
I'm hip
I'm disappointed in that! They go together!
Yes, both songs go together.
As the story goes... ZZ Top wrote this song and "Waitin' for the Bus" close together. When the engineer was splicing the songs together on tape for the final album he accidentally cut too much tape out and the songs segued right from Waitin' for the Bus into Jesus Just Left Chicago with no space between. It sounded so good they left it that way and it has become synonymous to have them played together.
It's like saying " You have to play TIME & The Great Gig In The Sky " by Pink Floyd. They both go together .
I'd heard that, but SO long ago that I completely forgot about it. Thanks for that. Happy accidents are a wonderful thing, aren't they?
@@guitarman8462 And Load Out/Stay and Eruption/You Really Got Me
And Don't Want You No More/Not My Cross to Bear off of the first Allman Brothers album
@@rickwelch8464 yup
Yes you immediately need to play Waiting for the bus/ then Jesus!! These 2 songs are supposed to go together, played at same time! You won’t be disappointed!!! 😝
Wish you would have done the whole "Waitin' for the Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago" mix. Still, a great bluesy jam. Cheers....
This is essential it must be done together
Agree!
Yep, just like Zeppelin's "Heartbreaker/Living Loving Maid".
They also did Jackson Browne “Stay” without “The Load Out” intro. If I’m not mistaken I think the same thing happened when they did Journey “Anytime” without “Feeling That Way”.
I feel like this is really the fault of people requesting songs from them. I’m gonna make a commitment to try to bring that to people’s attention when they request songs, and have decided to start skipping songs that are forever married but get split up in the react. I think people requesting don’t remember it’s a 2 part song and just request the part they like, never stressing the other side of what really makes up the ONE song, being the TWO together.
It’s just too frustrating for me, cause even if they love it, I just end up feeling like “yeah, well.. if you liked that, then..”
@@CANDOKNOWHOW Agreed. It's really frustrating because in addition to it being difficult to get them to react to a particular song, it's also their first time hearing it and you can never repeat a first time experience.
Muddy water turned to wine is a reference to the father of Chicago Blues known as Muddy Waters. Billy Gibbons visited Waters original house and picked up a piece of wood that was part of the house and made it into a guitar named Muddywood.
Very cool backstory. I wondered about the connection because the vocal style on this song is very evocative of Muddy Waters style; his enunciation plus the way he holds and finishes the notes that end phrases.
@@dantallman5345: "No B, O Child, Y-eee"
Yep but Muddy Waters was from Mississippi
I think that is the reference "jump through Mississippi, Muddy water turned to wine".
that's where the water turned to wine@@shanerobinson3455
Love this song!! This band!! RIP Dusty.
Where's Waiting for the Bus? It was always the lead-in, both on the record and on the radio. Whoever wanted just this song is not a long-time ZZ Top fan. Great song in any event, now you need to hear the opener. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎶
Great song. However, it goes with Waitin' For The Bus. Those go together like We Will Rock You/We Are The Champions. But I guess you had no way of knowing that. Whoever requested it should have let you know.
Exactly. This is a TWO PART SONG. Just like The LOAD OUT comes before STAY! 👍🤨
I agree that somebody misled them, maybe deliberately?
What JOHN FOSTER said......
Original comment needs to be up voted like a mofo.
The requester must be clueless.
This was from Tres Hombres, the album that really put them on the map. ("La Grange" was also on that album.) A third great track is "Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers". I'd also love to see you react to "Sleeping Bag", "Rough Boy", "Legs", and "Got Me Under Pressure". I saw them in concert in 1986, and DAMN they put on a great show!! The stage was set up like the dashboard of their car!
My Heads in Mississippi!!!
Yes yes yes to beer drinkers and hell raisers
I'm pretty sure I saw that same tour. The Eliminator tour. It was the 2nd concert that I went to, Tom Petty was the 1st.
Great album! I saw them in '79 in the Astrodome with the Rolling Stones, one of the best shows I've ever seen.
@@chrisclanton4430 I think it was my second concert as well. The Cars (with opening act Wang Chung) were the first. I believe Honeymoon Suite opened up for ZZ Top.
I dig the later stuff from ZZ Top, but nothing beats their early catalog -- love that blues-rock!
They’re 1st LP is my fav 🙂
You should probably know they always played Waitin' For the Bus first as a slash/ before this song
ZZ Top had two musical periods. Pre 1980 MTV was very bluesy. MTV was more rock/pop. Even though I like the post 1980 stuff I only own and actively listen to pre 1980.
I'm with you. While the MTV/pop version of ZZ Top was fun in videos, their early blues days were just fantastic music. One of the best 3-piece blues bans!
70’s ZZ TOP the best 🤘🤘🤘
Absolutely... they changed with the times.... the early stuff is so much better s far writing... but they were able to transform and stay on top and became legends.
Same, I definitely prefer the first 2 albums.
You guys are making me feel young again (I am 72)!!! You are listening to all my favorite songs from my college days. If I could suggest a song, it would be Grand Funk Railroad's Heartbreaker live. Its amazing, like the two of you!
Mike, I said the same thing a couple of months ago. I'm only a couple of years behind you, so these were my high school sounds.
Absolutely great performance
I think they did it already, a year or so ago.
@@juniorjohnson9509 Thanks, I know they did "Inside Looking Out" but I will have to see if they did Heartbreaker.
@@kenhayhurst374 Its nice to see a younger generation get exposed to music that really is not played on most classic rock stations. Those were some great bands.
ZZ is steeped in the blues.
Even before Dusty Hill's passing, Billy Gibbons ventured into producing some blues tunes and he's cut an album or two in the process!
Blues is in the blood, the pedigree of ZZ Top...
One of the early classics of this great band! ZZTop rules
yes should have done the song before this one called waitin for the bus... one of their funkiest songs
Muddy Waters is one of the greatest blues guitarists of all time. That’s a whole real genre you have barely scratched. Listen to Hoochie Coochie Man or Baby please don’t go. You’ll thank me later
I agree, Muddy is one of the greatest!!
Once in a crossword puzzle I saw the clue, "bluesy waters". I had to think a bit but finally got it! hehehe!
Or What's The Matter With The Mill for a more up-tempo number.
Yes!
Muddy Waters, BB King and so many more bluses guitarist were the origin of the genre.
ALL of their older stuff is really bluesy. Fantastic
Where’s waiting on the bus ?
Out of 100’s of concerts I went to through out the 70’s and 80’s the 1984 eliminator album laser light show at pink palace in Memphis probably best concert ever…
OMG!!! Love this band!!! Lost some hearing from them in ‘76!! Awesome!🤘🔥
LOL, I hear you I saw them and it was the only concert that I have ever been Front Row for and It felt like my head was stuffed in cotton batten for a week afterwards...lol
@@dougieyou had to stuff pieces of bandana in our ears!!🤘🔥
I might could hear better if not for all the concerts. . .
Just Got Paid is a GREAT ZZ TOP JAM!!!
Peace from PA ✌
Must Revisit! Waiting on a Bus/Jesus Left Chicago.
This is so incomplete without Waiting on a Bus.
Y'all forgot Waiting For The Bus. It goes hand in hand with this tune.
If you want some blues, you must hit Blue Jean Blues... my FAVORITE ZZ Top (That Little ole band from Texas) tune.. it's short.. but it hits all the right places... thanks to Reverend Willie G (Billy Gibbons)..
Stank Face Maximus.
Been listening to it for nearly 50 years!! 💪💪💪
Spot on girl...100% correct. One of the best "white " blues songs ever done . Period. Peace &Love :)
Fool For Your Stockings and Just Got Back From Baby's are also great bluesy deep cuts.
Sure Got Cold After the Rain Fell is another great blues tune, it seems like they brought a little of the opening guitar lick back on Fool For Your Stockings.
I could tell that they was mine.... From the oil and the gasoline...
Any one that is anybody knows that you have to play "Waitin' on the bus" with "Jesus just left Chicago"....it is one song and should be played as such. God Bless.
That's what they say, you don't listen to the Blues, you feel the Blues. And you definitely feel this song. Great reaction. Love your enthusiasm for great music.
Have Mercy been waiting on the bus all day. Goes with it youlall love your guys videos makes me 😃 smile
On the album 2 songs together Waiting for the bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago go together, type it in that way or it does not come up because it was originally supposed to be 2 separate songs that kinda continued a story but one after the other with noticable pause in between; however a screw up in final editing put them in one continuous song. Turned out to be a hit on the B side.
Early ZZ Top is always great , but it’s medley with Waitin for the bus but still it’s better than nothing another great pick thanks🎙✌️😎👍southside OG
A MUST HEAR Classic,, ZZ TOP "Blue Jean Blues"...TRUST ME!!
Waaay back I worked for a guy who had an advertising company. Got to see every band that came to OKC. Front and center. We’d see bands never heard of that became huge. Almost always got to see them in the Civic Center downtown. So tight! They were with Ten Years After first time. THE DAYS
Amber and Jordan, you may want to listen to Lynyrd Skynyrd,-(Ballad of Curtis Loew). Keep up with the good work 😎👍
YES!!! I have suggested CURTIS LOEW several times!!! 👍😃❣️😃👍
I was listening to this in high school in the 80's.....saw them live a dozen times
Yes . Absolutely have to play waitin on the bus with this one. They are meant to e played together , it’s like 2 songs in one. Gotta do em both together. Ones not the same without the other.
Love ZZ Top. One of the funnest concerts I attended. So fun went a second time just a week later.
Seen them a dozen times including the last show in Louisville's Iroquois theater .. a great outdoor setting Dusty was jammin that night, but he mainly leaned on the speakers and amps.. you could tell he was not feeling good, but he did not let that slow him down.. Broke my heart when they announced he had passed
Well you asked......ZZ Top played their first official gig at the Knights of Columbus Hall on US Hwy 90 in Beaumont Texas in February 1970. That KC Hall is about 8 miles from my house.
The guy who booked them was local radio personality Al Caldwell(Something he will never let anyone forget). Caldwell is still here, still broadcasting and from the same radio station, KLVI.
“Waiting For The Bus” is the intro track for this song.
ZZ TOP song "Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers" a great song to do.
Late 70s we use to cruise around In my 69 camaro with big block v8 fat tires! With this cranked up head banging great times 🤘
Jesus Just Left Chicago should always be played with Waiting on the bus they just go together.
J & Amber, you'll love their "Legs", "Cheap Sunglasses" and"Tube Snake Boogie" !!
“Legs” video is one of my favorite videos of all time. Captures the decade of the 80’s
I'm old and have lived in Mississippi all my life. Here muddy water turns to "shine" 😄👍
Early ZZ before they really hit it big. And like others have said, you need a do over by listening to Waitin for the Bus and Jesus a just Left Chicago back to back. They feed each other. Recommended this one like 9 months ago. Glad you are finally getting to it.
Another bluesy one is "Fool For Your Stockings". A great rocker is "I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide" both fron 'Deguello'
As a TEXAN in the middle of TEXAS, I can say Z Z TOP are great ambassadors of The Lone Star State! Saw them live on 6 of their most famous tours! There’s a list of must listens for any great band. This is one of my favorites, has nothing to do with me 🤔 and is one of their most Rock and Roll songs. Very well known tune called Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers. Y’all might want to grab a cold one and CRANK IT UP for this one. Cheers from TEXAS! 🍻
Jay & Amber, you two are a definite blessing!! Here are some more ZZ Top songs - Blue Jean Blues, Legs, Got Me Under Pressure & Tube Snake Boogie! Thank you for being real 💖💖💖
Ahhhh YES, .. Early ZZ Top, their early Blues sound... ack yall cut out "Waitin for the Bus" Go back and do it again
Great classic tune, but it is always played with "Waiting for the Bus" as the lead in song. Please listen to again as the combo it was intended to be, not as a reaction just for your own edification.
"beer drinkers and he'll raisers" is my favorite zz top song. y'all should definitely check it out
Since no one has mentioned. They were "discovered" by the man over your right shoulder. Jimi saw them play in a few bars in Texas before his big European tour. Invited them to open for him. The rest is history. Jimi was good friends with all the bandmates, particularly Billy.
Yep .... Waitin for the Bus and Jesus just left Chicago run together.....
So good. Sat outside on a warm day with an iced coffee and a legal J. ZZ Top and Rob Squad just made my day. Cheers. ✌️
Yes it does..TEXAS since I was a teenager ZZtop.
Texas boys. Came through Mississippi. We made them feel welcome. More shine than wine 😄👍
Some eighties ZZ Top is good, but nothing beats seventies ZZ Top like this 1973 song. (Also, Cream's 1967 "Strange Brew" sounds great played right after this.)
“Blue Jean Blues” is another good bluesy ZZ Top Song
Jimmy Hendrix was once asked who his favorite guitarist was he said Billy Gibbons
Fun Fact! Billy Gibbons (Guitar /Vocals) toured with Jimi Hendrix in a psychedelic blues group called Moving Sidewalks in 1968. He was only 19 years old at the time.
Blue jean blues and just got back from baby’s, for some iconic bluesy ZZ. YOUVE GOT TO!!! (Please?)
ZZ top, the whole entire Tres Hombres album is great. Master of Sparks my favorite cut on it but I am glad you enjoyed the little band from Texas. Great stuff.
Just caught the band this past Sunday night (8/7) in Simpsonville, SC. It was a great show.
You should of played “Waiting For The Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago” for that funk/soul vibe transition.
Rocken Southern Blues, you just can't get enough of Z Z Top. Thank you
The inspiration behind the song. Years ago Texans could catch some Delta Blues on the radio, every once in awhile……AM Radio back in the day…….😊
Jay & Amber, you need to play waiting for the bus & Jesus Just Left Chicago together, they go together.
Go back and try again. 😉 Gotta do “Waitin For The Bus as lead in to Jesus Just Left Chicago. 70’s Top is still the sh*t, and always will be.
Did you know Jimmy Hendrix cited Billy Gibbons as the best guitarist of all time? The two were close friends. From what I understand, ZZ Top got its start when it was invited to play at a rock and roll concert in Hawaii, and they went dressed in their fully Texan outfits, which got them booed, but they won the audience over when they started playing.
Country, Jesus, Hillbilly, Blues. That Texas blues boogie! After la grange this was the next thing all us 70s kids heard. So awesome!!!
We heard it on the "X" too !
I remember as a high school kid in the early seventies I saw Zz on a late night UK prog rock show.Billy dressed rough as fuck,bearded,dont give a damn.Then comes the tone.Dirty, rough and rich,slow and just right.magic!!
Saw ZZ with Gorge Thurgood back in the 80s Amazing concert!
Excellent choice. So laid back! Not sure if you caught that, but Muddy Waters is a famous Delta Blues O.G.
Muddy Waters turned to wine
Of the 3 gems you reacted to today, this is the one Iooked forward to the most.
The first time i heard them..i thought there was more band members..not just 3..amazing..
Oh man, you guys missed the "Waitin' for the Bus" first track opener for this one.
"Have mercy been waitin' for the bus all day".
So much to experience with ZZ Top. Start anywhere, go anywhere, enjoy the ride. So much music from just 3 guys!!!
Awesome reaction guys! Everything's ZZ Top does is great! That style of music that they do that is so iconic is called "Texas shuffle blues". That's why you like it and yes that's why it has a Texas sound. Now one of these days you guys have to do my favorite song by them and that's called "Blue Jean Blues" it's off of their Live Fandango album.
"You can tell that they was mine, from the oil and the gasoline...."
incomplete without "Waitin' for the Bus"
Never was there a Bike's bar, ZZ TOP was always on!!🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
I saw ZZ Top in concert more times than any other group. Hope you keep reacting to more of their songs! Also hope you react to some of Muddy Waters blues!
It's weird for me to hear "Jesus Just Left Chicago" without "Waitin' For the Bus", but no doubt this is that Lil' Ol' Band From Texas at their finest.
i was a preteen in the early 80's when i first truly absorbed listening to "waiting for the bus" and "jesus just left chicago" and they made me want to drink whiskey, smoke cigs and get in bar fights
You hit the nail on the head about that old bar room thing. First time I saw them was before they were such a hit. They were playing in an old Texas bar near San Antonio, Texas.
I'm pretty sure that somebody is already told you that this is actually the part two of a two-part song part one is waiting on the bus
On my 1st (no parent) vacation in the summer of 1976, we drove thru Texas. Texas is BIG; we drove in and out of the range of local AM radio stations. I found this song. I fell in love!
I've been a ZZ Top fan for 47 years and counting.
From Pantera to ZZ Top...Texas that's our thang.
You have to play waitin on the bus!!! Then listen to the transition from one tempo to another!!! Jesus just left Chicago. One song. Cool transition
The first concert I went to at the age of 16. The summer of 74 at the Tulsa Fairgrounds. ZZ Top Fandango Tour. The Tulsa paper on Sunday morning said there where complaints about the noise ten miles away.
Tres Hombres was the killer album that everyone got to know the Z in the early 70's then in the 80's they changed there style to a more mainstream
This may be my favorite ZZT song. I know I love to play it,
This is the type of music as Jay would say, ( Smoking a cigar and chillin in the backyard 😎) my kind of jam too 👏👏
They definitely show their Texas roots. Ppl don’t realize how much blues influence there is in Texas. SRV and even our country has some blues to it.
Classic. Often played together with "Waiting For The Bus", the song before it.
Y’all need to come on down to Dallas in late September and catch the Top and Jeff Beck on a double bill together right about the time the State Fair begins. I know y’all can come on down from Moore. I got some family in Moore.
Maybe already mentioned; Jesus Just Left Chicago is the sequitur instantly transitioned out of the lead song Waiting on a Bus from their breakthrough Tres Hombres LP in the early 70s. The correlating lyrical subject matter seamlessly paints an image of Jesus on a Greyhound headed through the Delta.
So sad gone to soon RIP Dusty Hill & Frank Beard two legends flying high!
ZZ TOP first album, the purest of them all , " I just got back from babys." " DOUSE THAT LIGHT"
You asked about where ZZ Top is from. It was interesting to hear from the guy in Beaumont, but I'll add my 2 cents. I coach gymnastics, and in 1981 a nice team grandma agreed to make our warmups for us. I went to her house to check on progress and she asked me if I would like to see something cool. I said "sure" so she took me to the garage which had been converted to a studio. The first thing I noticed were the gold albums lining the walls. Yes, this was the studio where ZZ Top cut their first several albums, including Tres Hombres. I thought I had died and gone to Heaven. To think that the sounds of La Grange and Jesus Just Left Chicago were bouncing off of these very walls was amazing. By the way, I believe they are from Terrell, but the studio is in Tyler. Keep up the good work.
Amber! Thank you for pointing out it was just a three-piece. But yeah both of you, it's just so awesome to see you drinking this in. I was discovering this all probably around 6th grade and forward. Another one of my favorite songs by then that's kind of in this vein although a lot more Up Tempo and a dance song, and it's wonderful because he is a great fun filter on his voice, is Tube Steak Boogie. Yeah they're totally like a bar band except that they coincidentally happened to be in one of the most rockingest bands that ever happened. :) oh also, I always plug for this, but their song I heard it on the x, off of their album fandango, it's one of the tightest most killer riffs and performances you will ever hear. It is so blistering. And it's actually autobiographical and tells about where they got some of their musical influences when they were very young in texas.