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RIP Dusty Hill

cyclingwriter2

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Super sky point to the great bass player for the little old band from Texas. Fact that fascinated me: ZZ Top has the record for the most continuous years without a lineup change. They formed as a trio in 1969 and never stopped.
 
Awww, man. I hate to hear this, even though we know it's coming to so many of the entertainers, musicians, and movie stars of our youth. I used to drink in a little dive bar he owned in Houston, back in the day. It was a few blocks from my parent's house.
 
Their videos helped shape MTV's early legacy.



Man, Matt Keough's future ex-wife sure must have felt a chill during the filming of that video.

ZZ Top was one band that sure reinvented itself during the MTV era. I knew of them earlier but wasn't too familiar, but I loved Eliminator and went back and appreciated their older stuff a little bit.

RIP, but he did put in a lot of years, and probably had a heck of a time while doing it.
 
Love the band. Real. No BS Road Warriors. Great tunes. Something to be said for keeping it simple.
 
A friend offered a ticket and saw them at the Beacon in NYC about 10 years ago, and was glad I did. Have a little rough flip-phone video as well.
 

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