But if you’re searching for the best known ZZ Top tracks, GREATEST HITS is your best bet. Just about every radio staple that the trio penned is represented here, such as the ’80s synth-meets-blues-rock classics “Gimme All Your Lovin’,” “Sharp Dressed Man,” “Legs,” “Pearl Necklace,” and “Sleeping Bag,” plus such older favorites as “Tush,” “Cheap Sunglasses,” and “La Grange.”

Although it began as an album-oriented, hard-edged blues band, ZZ Top had amassed quite a number of Top 40 hits by the early ’90s. All are featured on 1992’s 18-track GREATEST HITS compilation, making it a more comprehensive career overview than 1977’s shorter THE BEST OF ZZ TOP. The only problem is that it doesn’t contain a single selection from such early ZZ Top classics as ZZ TOP’S FIRST ALBUM, RIO GRANDE MUD, or TEJAS.

1983 album from Warner Brothers, packed with 18 tracks.

ZZ Top: Billy Gibbons (vocals, guitar); Dusty Hill (vocals, keyboards, bass); Frank Beard (drums).

Entertainment Weekly (5/22/92, p.76) – “..a nonstop groove of smash singles..” – Rating: B+
Q (6/92, p.114) – 4 Stars – Excellent

Track List:

1. Moscalero
2. Buck Nekkid
3. Poke Chop Sandwich
4. 36-22-36
5. Fearless Boogie
6. She’s Just Killing Me
7. Rhythmeen
8. Bang Bang
9. Pin Cushion
10. Fuzzbox Voodoo
11. Girl In A T-Shirt
12. Breakaway
13. Viva Las Vegas
14. Give It Up
15. Gun Love
16. My Head’s In Mississippi
17. Doubleback
18. Wake Up With Wood
19. Rough Boy

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