Artist	Song
ZZ Top	Mushmouth Shoutin'
from The ZZ Top Six Pack (2008)
ZZ Top	She's a Heartbreaker
from The ZZ Top Six Pack (2008)
ZZ Top	Cheap Sunglasses (Live)
from Rancho Texicano: The Very Best of ZZ Top (Remastered) (2008)
ZZ Top	Old Man
from The ZZ Top Six Pack (2008)
ZZ Top	What Would You Do
from Mescalero (2003)
ZZ Top	She's Just Killing Me
from Rhythmeen (1996)
The Moving Sidewalks	You Make Me Shake
from Chrome, Smoke & BBQ: The ZZ Top Box (Box Set) [Remastered] (2008)
ZZ Top	Enjoy and Get It On
from The ZZ Top Six Pack (2008)
ZZ Top	Fuzzbox Voodoo
from Antenna (1990)
ZZ Top	Can't Stop Rockin'
from Afterburner (2009)
ZZ Top	Groovy Little Hippie Pad
from El Loco (2009)
ZZ Top	Hi Fi Mama
from Deguello (2009)
ZZ Top	(Somebody Else Been) Shaking Your Tree
from The ZZ Top Six Pack (2008)
ZZ Top	Prettyhead
from Rhythmeen (1996)
ZZ Top	Give It Up
from Chrome, Smoke & BBQ: The ZZ Top Box (Box Set) [Remastered] (2008)
The Moving Sidewalks	Crimson Witch
from Chrome, Smoke & BBQ: The ZZ Top Box (Box Set) [Remastered] (2008)
ZZ Top	Legs (Dance Mix)
from Chrome, Smoke & BBQ: The ZZ Top Box (Box Set) [Remastered] (2008)
ZZ Top	Ko Ko Blue
from The ZZ Top Six Pack (2008)
ZZ Top	Miller's Farm
from Chrome, Smoke & BBQ: The ZZ Top Box (Box Set) [Remastered] (2008)
ZZ Top	Salt Lick
from Chrome, Smoke & BBQ: The ZZ Top Box (Box Set) [Remastered] (2008)
ZZ Top	Tramp
from Mescalero (2003)
ZZ Top	Rhythmeen
from Rhythmeen (1996)
ZZ Top	Balinese
from Fandango! (Expanded Edition) [Remastered] (2006)
ZZ Top	Crunchy
from Mescalero (2003)
ZZ Top	El Diablo
from The ZZ Top Six Pack (2008)

Comment:

Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill, and Frank Beard weren’t born stompin’ the blues with those blackout shades and an aversion to the barber shop — well, maybe they were, but before starting ZZ Top, Gibbons got it on with the Moving Sidewalks, psychedelic rockers who turned heads in ’60s Houston. If you ever wondered what Hendrix would’ve sounded like if he’d been born a Longhorn, the Sidewalks’ trippy-but-tough “Crimson Witch” is your answer. But even on their fuzzed-out, organ-soaked hip-wiggler “You Make Me Shake” you can hear the Top sound taking shape. So when Gibbons sang “I got down with a fuzzbox” decades later on the rough-and-tumble stomp “Fuzzbox Voodoo,” you know it wasn’t just a passing fancy.

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