1979 release.

US only 180-gram hq vinyl! Remastered from the original analog tapes. Highlights include 'Thunderbird', 'Balinese' and their all-time classic 'Tush'. One of the world's greatest Rock N' Roll bands... more

2007 reissue LP on 180-gram vinyl. With the power of these Texas tornadoes evident throughout, this ZZ Top masterpiece from 1973 has been remastered from the original analog tapes and still packs one... more

Did you know that Billy Gibbons started out playing Texas psychedelia in the Moving Sidewalks, much like his friend Roky Erickson in the 13th Floor Elevators? He's generally thought of as a career... more

This 1975 LP scored big with Tush, and features three live bonus tracks, too!

Their #8 1973 smash: La Grange; Move Me down the Line, and more plus three rare live bonus cuts!

Adding synths to the Texas boogie rock of ZZ Top probably scared some people—but only until they heard the album. It's their masterpiece, a #9 album with the smokin' smashes "Gimme All Your Lovin',"... more

The first ZZ Top Compilation With hits from their first six albums. Includes: "La Grange", "Tush"and "Just Got Paid". On Translucent Blue Vinyl.

Debut album from ZZ Top, produced by Bill Ham. Available on 180g vinyl.

It's 5 classic artist albums in wallets housed in a new slipcase. Nice and simple, no frills just great music! This series includes RIO GRANDE MUD, TRES HOMBRES, FANDANGO!, DEGUELLO and ELIMINATOR.

RIO GRANDE MUD is the second album by American blues-rock band ZZ Top, released in 1972. By this release, ZZ Top was honing the tough blues rock hybrid that would make it a certified U.S. arena... more

The big, bad sound of these three hombres from Texas was destined to take them to the top. Boogie along to the original mixes of 20 essential songs—or, on the 2-CD edition, 40; both editions include... more

Vinyl LP pressing. The first ZZ Top compilation. Features hits from their first six albums. Includes: "La Grange", "Tush" and "Just Got Paid".

Degüello is the sixth studio album byZZ Top, released in 1979. It was produced by Bill Ham, and recorded and mixed by Terry Manning. The first CD pressing appeared in 1984.

The big, bad sound of these three hombres from Texas was destined to take them to the top. Boogie along to the original mixes of 20 essential songs—or, on the 2-CD edition, 40; both editions include... more