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Hace 3 días · Genre: Rock, BluesStyle: Blues Rock, Classic Rock, Texas Blues, Electric BluesYear: 1973
Hace 4 días · 4. La Grange. “La Grange” is one of ZZ Top’s most famous songs, featured on their 1973 album “Tres Hombres.”. The song is known for its infectious groove, bluesy riff, and memorable ...
ZZ Top - Tres Hombres. 1973 misprint - La Grange mislabeled "La Grance". ZZ TOP is a southern rock/blues band created in 1969 consisting of Billy Gibbons - guitar and vocals, Frank Beard - drums, Dusty Hill - bass and vocals. Easiest way to tell whose who is Frank Beard doesn't have a beard. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004 ...
Hace 16 horas · At times the rhythmic interplay between Albini, bassist Bob Weston and drummer Todd Trainer resembles Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham at their most telepathic and locked-in: at times, principally on Scrappers, these three fastidious studio nerds sound like they just want to cut loose and boogie like ZZ Top circa Tres Hombres.
Hace 4 días · With an unchanged line-up stretching back to 1969 and global album sales in excess of 50 million, ZZ Top continue to delight fans around the world with brilliant live concerts and great music. The band has made a number of visits to Montreux over the years and this concert from the 2013 Festival is undoubtedly one of their finest live performances.
Hace 2 días · 09:47 15/05/24. En concreto, los escoceses Gun, teloneados a las 21.00 horas por la banda local Northern Rockets, recalarán el sábado 17 en Escenario Santander, dentro de su gira mundial que recorre estos días diez ciudades del país. A las 22.00 horas comenzará un concierto en el que presentarán su nuevo trabajo, ‘Hombres’, compuesto ...
Hace 16 horas · ZZ TOP Deguello BANNER HUGE 4X4 Ft Fabric Poster Tapestry Flag album cover art $30.94. @rockstock_usa on eBay 97.4% Positive Feedback. Comparable. For Sale. ZZ Top, Est. 1969, Black, Adjustable Hat, Port Authority, 100% Cotton $28.00. @chandlermattie on eBay 98.8% Positive Feedback.
