Nevertheless, the undeniable highlights are the two tracks featuring cameos from Jeff Beck: he contributes lyrical solos to "Rough Boy" and helps with the heavy-footed boogie of "Sixteen Tons," pushing the trio just far enough out of its comfort zone to provide some crackle. Older, the Lil' Ol' Band from Texas sounds thicker and heavier - and Billy Gibbons' growl is so gruff it seems tattered - but that helps distinguish these versions from the spit and polish of the studio versions not better, per se, but certainly the work of a band whose members happily settle into their advanced years, not wishing to change a thing about how they do things. During the 2000s and 2010s, ZZ Top released an excellent studio album called La Futura, but that's ignored here in favor for all the songs that are classic rock staples. There is no visual component to Live: Greatest Hits from Around the World, which may be how it skates around the first live album distinction - if there's no video, this is a pure album - but the record mines a similar musical vein, collecting highlights from latter-day ZZ Top tours. The tour will continue through the end of the year, with a string of concerts set for Las Vegas in December.Assembled from various shows from various tours from around the world, 2016's Live: Greatest Hits from Around the World is billed as ZZ Top's first "full-length live album" - a matter of dispute considering how Eagle Rock released three CD/DVD/Blu-ray combo sets between 20. ZZ Top continues to tour this year, with shows scheduled this weekend in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Tush (from the 1975 album "Fandango!") Where are they now. La Grange (from the 1973 album "Tres Hombres"). Brown Sugar (from 1971's "ZZ Top’s First Album"). Legs (from the 1983 "Eliminator" album). Sharp Dressed Man (from the 1983 "Eliminator" album). Just Got Paid (from the 1972 album "Rio Grande Mud"). Sixteen Tons (Cover of Merle Travis song made famous by Tennessee Ernie Ford). My Head's in Mississippi (from the 1990 album "Recycler"). 
I Gotsta Get Paid (from the 2012 album "La Futura"). I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide (from the 1979 album "Degüello"). Pearl Necklace (from the1981 album "El Loco"). Gimme All Your Lovin' (from the 1983 "Eliminator" album). Jesus Just Left Chicago (from the 1973 album "Tres Hombres"). Waitin' for the Bus (from the 1973 album "Tres Hombres"). I Thank You (from the 1979 album "Degüello," originally recorded by Sam and Dave). Top in front of Muddy Waters childhood house on the Stovall plantation outside Clarksdale, Mississippi on January 6. Dusty Hill, Billy Gibbons performing live onstage, stetson hat. Photo of Billy GIBBONS and Dusty HILL and ZZ TOP L-R. Got Me Under Pressure (from the 1983 "Eliminator" album) Photo of Billy GIBBONS and ZZ TOP Billy Gibbons performing live onstage, playing Gibson Les Paul guitar. ZZ Top played 17 songs at the July 31, 2021, concert at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater, including the band's signature hits and some surprise tunes. A ranking and review of the studio and live albums by the ultimate rock and roll bearded power trio ZZ Top These guys are perhaps one of the greatest. During the middle of the slide solo, with assistance from a roadie, Gibbons lit up a cigar, another classic bit of standard shtick, indicating that the night, this night anyway, was coming to an end." Setlist "The trio closed with 'Tush,' in which Gibbons stretched to sing Hill's tenor lines. "From that point on, he sang 'I'm shuffling through the Texas sand/but my head's in Alabama,' cueing the crowd to chant along. Gibbons spoke over the rhythms: "I know there's some rivalry going on tonight. 
"He played loose with lyrics again in the 1990 hit 'My Head's in Mississippi,' after hearing a shout from the crowd.
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