ZZ TOP - El Diablo - 1980 *re-upload
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- ZZ Top (from Houston, Texas - formed in 1969) with " el diablo " - Live Germany - Rockpalast April 19./20 1980 (WDR)
* re-uploaded video after account deletion... (on my first channel: MikeNadi, 2007-2011)
Billy Gibbons - voc. / guit
Dusty Hill - voc. / bass
Frank Beard - drums
www.zztop.com
Labels:
American Recordings, RCA, Warner Bros., London, Columbia
Credits goes to:
Eagle Rock
Kontor New Media
WDR.de / Rockpalast
HD - MikeNadi
tv-broadcast recording
bluesrock, southern rock, hard rock, boogie rock
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Dusty Hill keeping it anchored deep. Still cannot believe he is gone. R.I.P man.
What about Frank behind the drums!!!??? This man is one of the most under rated drummers of his time! I dare any drummer to play the second half of this song EXACTLY like he does!
Plays a solid shuffle
@@part1801 It’s easier to hear on the studio version, but he plays a shit ton of ghost notes on the snare, and doing basically the same thing on the high hat at the same time.
Dave Lombardo from slayer could
I'm a session drummer for 30 years.. He's one of best.. He never makes a wrong move
I’m a drummer myself. Frank is who made me what to play drums in the first place. Not to brag or anything, but I can play it exactly like Frank
It’s really quite amazing that 3 people can produce such sound
Thier texans whats not to beleive!!!
This version is so superior to the original, those guitar lines sends shivers down my spine!!! Billy's tone is from another realm entirely.
Agree! The solo sound makes so much more sense in this raw setting. On the album it just sounds eerie and hollow.
Quite possibly one of the coolest songs ever. This live version is so much harder than the album version, so much tone!
Guitar baby !!!🤗
This tune live version is very good
The best
Back in 81 I would go to a small watering hole in the memorial side of Houston after work and occasionally Dusty Hill would be there with his black Labrador “Jasmine” . What a great down to earth man .
One of their most sinister tracks... SO glad to have found a live version of this - it's way more raucous than the somewhat subdued studio version, and still retains its integrity. And BFG still one of the finest guitarists in music.
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what studio version do you mean by that though?
there's like at least 2 clearly distinguishable, but i believe to be 3 different cuts of album versions i found out throughout the years.
i like the one where the real crazy bassdrum bounce on the last bridge riff is super pronounced and the outro is stretched out way longer, it's a bit dryer on the guitar parts too, you can hear every little ghost snare in the drumming part on that end part, it's by far the superior version to me, that drum part on the end of that version is very dear to me and i need it for my fix.
(that version is also on the chrome smoke & bbq collector)
but i found later versions (released before that collector though) have more pronounced chorus, and a reverb/slapback effect on top of it that's nearly undetectable in the other version, sounds a bit wetter and less tight in the rhythm department as a result of it, and the effects drown out the drum parts a lot more.
the ghost snares are almost completely drowned out, i suspect they may have had several producers have a go at the same already laid down tracks it at some point.
3rd one is like the 2nd one, but a tamer in the high ends, convinced it's just a remaster of that 2nd version, and nothing else, but as it's more gated and tamed, it dampens the fat layer of effects a bit too, it's unfortunately usually the one you find first, fuck anything but the dry version.
@@dutchdykefinger You are talking about the Sixpack remixes. They are universally reviled. The drums on First Album/Rio Grande Mud/Tres Hombres/Fandango (studio half)/Tejas were replaced with a triggered, reverbed drum machine. These versions were the standard on CD for many years until the Chrome, Smoke & BBQ set came out and later the 10CD set.
Yes
I absolutely love this song. I’m 15 and still listening to ZZTop. I never even heard of this until 2 weeks ago. Frank Beard is just amazing on this song. Thank you Frank Beard for teaching my how to play drums
Keep playing. You have a great start listening to ZZ Top.
@@PlanktoniusRex thanks man
Bro I found this song around the same time and I'm a lil younger than you plus I just went to go see them a few days ago😂
Zz top sounded ahead of its time , power trio from texas so different than anyone back in the day 🤘🏻
Texas....one of my favourite albums of all time.; by one of the greatest rock roll bands of all time. Shite that Les Paul sounds juicy.
Hendrix didn't say "Watch this kid Gibbons" back in 69 for nothing. All the best guitarists knew about his killer TONE long before he became a Texas boogie God.
Billy started out as the Moving Sidewalks before the name evolved into ZZ Top
Dats Rite !
Dats Rite !
I grew up with Billy and I see alot of know it all's in here . Lol
@@INDLIS he got the name Zztop from zz hill . He decided he was going to be on top of the hill. And the moving sidewalks were not dusty hill and Frank beard either I grew up with Billy Gibbons there's certainly alot of know it all's on here lol nothing evolved
You never hear any guitarists talk about being influenced by Billy or about his amazing guitar tone which IMHO is just perfect on this song, that chorus effect kills it in all the right places too!
Uh, Hendrix did.
You will hear it a lot in Tejas. Dimebag to SRV..
Joe Satch said he was one of the most prolific musicians ever.
What is the track off surfing with the alien " ice 9 " I think.
Long live Rev Willie G
I can't quit listening to this and some of the other old ones like Nasty dogs and funky kings. I'm a drummer but I get off on a great guitar sound and that is as good as it gets
Dude every 80's era aspiring blues rock player I knew wanted to learn from Willy G. U bet that...
RIP DUSTY HILL, love forever !!!
I have never understood why Tejas is not considered among their best albums.
This is where i would go if i had a time machine......:-)
Hell yeah dude
Great song ! What Great music during this time . Tejas “.
This sounds amazing, not just this song but the whole concert from 1980!
Thanks for posting.
What a band , they have everything right , that style of texano style , like bandits , that sound its amazing and unique
Rockpalast had some truly fine and varied acts on their shows. Love these videos.
Love this song> bought the record in 77 so I could cop the heavy lick with the feedback going on. 77 ??? what a rock N Live performance
Aw yea a real blues song about the demise of a devil....sweet feast
R.I.P. Dusty brother in Rock n Roll
I dare anyone to try to replicate Frank’s drumming on this track.
Such a nice version! Love it! Damned, cannot get enough of ZZTop!
Great, one of my favourites from them! Even in this special perfomance the guitars are less blues orientated but a bit alternative and I love it.
That tone...unbelievable
This is one badass tune and story
Extraordinary!!! ZZ Top always fine y blues hard Rock!!!
keep discovering new zz top songs ive not heard before (im young gimme a break haha) and keep stumbling across live versions from this germany gig, this would have been fucking awesome!
+adriansmith76 Brown Sugar if u haven't already heard
Saw them in 1981 in Odessa, Texas on the El Loco tour. Man those days are gone and I sure miss them. They were so damn good. These hombres played it tight and dirty.
Would love to hear this live again now that its got 42 more years of the seasonin'
They don’t have that raw sound anymore since eliminator and MTV.Sawthem in 1973 now that was kick ass garage band style
Pearly Gates sounded really fine on that evening.
linda ronstedt
Probably one of the best known and revered 59 Les Pauls in existence.
I would love for one day ZZ Top to play EL DIABLO they don't play that song like my favorite ZZ TOP song more than 40 years ago.....
I've been watching these postings of Rockpalast, and these guys KICK FUCKIN' ASS! TEXAS ROCKIN' BLUES>>>
Can u believe they put out rough boy and a bunch of others.?? By christ what were they doing ?
THIS is the real ZZ.......🤙👍🍻
Times and sounds were changing and there was more money to be made by getting in on the MTV/commercial train.
I bet the Germans didn't know what hit them when ZZ Top came to town! VAS ES LOS?
Beautiful ZZ TOP and love this!!!
ZZ TOP FOREVER!
ich war damals 24 und bin seid dem ein ZZ Top Fan . Man wird älter die Herren auch
totally kickass - these guys are so much better live then on vinyl
Just check for Rockpalast. Only rarely will you find crap concerts there.
The rest are just awesome.
Damn, I'm getting old when I start reminiscing about the good old days.
As a kid creeping into the living room to secretly watch these concerts late into the night.
If I'd had a VCR at the time I'd probably have taped each and every one of them - but alas, it wasn't supposed to be.
I grew up with Rockpalast in those years, the intro tune that they used was a coversong played by the J Geilsband.
What a wonderful time, only handmade music, hips hops and rapcrap didn't excist, DJ's were people who
played records on the radio.
Where did it go wrong??
@ Mike Nadi
THX FOR YOUR FIND & UP'LOAD HERE
APPRECIATE THIS 👏🏼 .......
( KNUCKLE👊🏽BUMP ) Mike Nadi ....
Thank you Billy, I really enjoyed doing it! :)
First ZZ tune I learned
Billy with that amplifier tremolo at 3:06
Thanks for posting all of these , Memories of the days when these guys were only huge
This is so frigging hot I almost can't stand it.
God bless you Dusty.
Whoever gave this a thumbs down obviously doesn't have any taste in music whatsoever , probably listens to mumble rap.
Lol was never a trump fan until he showed his true support for america
Blazing hot version..Dayum!
Sweet...so THAT'S how to play it properly!
Awesome version!
The part Billy does at 1:15 is my favorite part
Atmospheric Delta Blues Rock at his best!
How miserable are the 17 people.’s lives who disliked this?!
Very cool performance, thanks for the upload.
Very good album!!!!!!!
AWESOME
Bad Ass Song. PERIOD
This is another great tune from tunes of ZZ Top. It is different than La Grange, Fool For You Stockens, and of course Jesus Left Chicago. Tunes like this show Billie and ZZ TOPS abilities, skills, and knowledge. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎🙈🙉🙊😎
awesome!
Very cool ! Hi from Belarus!
Damn... i love it!
Used to see them annually at the Cow Palace, before they went... commercial ;-)
better than the album version!
That is fucking Epic That guitar sound is mighty fucking sick!
OH YOU MUST BE IN HEAVEN BILLY ❤HAHAHAHAHA
Badass!
Yes!
Sweet. My drink that is. Not your old lady
LOL...LOVE IT!!!! Thanks for posting!
se zz top fosse uma banda atual , certeza q rotulariam eles como stoner... complicado !
“ First Rush now ZZTOP 😢.”
Don't forget about this
RIP Dusty
This song, almost more than anything they played that night, was especially heavy. If you close your eyes at 1:15 til 2:03 that could be Motörhead (Fast Eddie) playing those leads.
Excelente, el diablo 👿
Texas Blues Legends
Para. Toda. Mi. U. De. B
This song freakin rocks!
this song is not correctly rated, Awasome.
Hey Hey ! ! !
He Blew It.
fucking awesome
2:13 an element of Cream
Fucking hell \m/
i cant beleive billy g. is not in the top 100 greatest guitarist of all time! BULLSHIT!
really sad Dusty :c
this is like Gods Band
- Have u noticed ? from 2:50 Billy gets near the amps trying to get some feedback larsen sound with his guit through the amps but fails...
He even shakes the amps!
Don't even talk to me
This is based on a true story i'm told,a drug dealer was having a hard time of it,could'nt compete with the other dealers so he killed all of them.
RAW :)
what effect is he kickin in at 1:15 and 2:47?
is it something like an electric mistress?
sound real awesome :P
Im not sure, but I think its a chorus pedal.
It's an MXR Flanger. It was Billy's use of the MXR Flanger that inspired Eddie Van Halen to use one.
nkmcfrln Van Halen borrowed heavily from the ZZ top groove early on.
@@nkmcfrln the album version of this sounds SO clean and SO huge. I love those clean notes during the solos. Would love to know the studio trickery involved in getting those amazing sounds..you also hear similar tones on the chorus of Manic Mechanic.
g funk I think what I read about Billy using an MXR Flanger and Eddie Van Halen being inspired to use one because of Billy was totally wrong. I’m not certain about the flanger Billy used and I think Eddie’s choice of an MXR Flanger had to do with liking the Phase 90 he had purchased and nothing more.
How did he get that guitar sound ? I really want to know .
Les Paul, a good overdrive, a good chorus with the low-speed modulation (or a mild flanger) and plug it all in in a good, beefy amp like a Marshall or Mesa Boogie, the rest is up to your fingers.
He also uses a Mexican peso for a guitar pick.
Howdy Y'all !! Guess whar ahm frum...Houston! Rev Billy G isnt a shredder...much like David Gilmore, he MAKES AWESOME MUSIC and makes every note count. THAT is MUSIC to me!
Love Satriani but he's a shredder. He can play the instrument better than Billy but he cant Make Music nearly as well as Billy. Love em both but ..being from Texas...I prefer ZZ over Satch
Jimi Hendrix style
Willy G
The 3 no’s??????????
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