I can't even fathom someone sounding that good at that age and then passing just 9 days later. RIP Dusty. ZZ Top is one of those bands that everyone likes and nobody hates. Hell of a legacy
@@lilorbielilorbie2496 Soaring Eagle, his face is nowhere near the mic when his first lines belt out of the PA. Now looks like all his vocals in recent years are mimed.
Dusty was obviously in a lot of pain here. He told to the band to continue on without him. He still leaned on that bass amp and took one last ride as he wailed vocals about going out and looking for some Tush. That is hands down, the most rock n roll shit ever.
@ BlackFlame Magazine I agree. What a way for Dusty to go out. ZZ Top is a great band and it was the same 3 guys the whole time. Billy said they were going to finish the tour because that's what Dusty wanted. May he RIP.
You can plainly see Dusty was in pain but a true Rocking Roll Rebel that he was and always will be to his band mates and fans, he kept pushing on till the end. May Heaven welcome Dusty Home. Amen
I took this band for granted, I thought they would always be there, because they were always there! I place these guys up with Led Zeppelin and The Beatles! Everyone loved these guys no matter who their favorite band was! RIP Dusty Hill! We love you!
I second this comment, for 44 years they have been my favorite with out any signs of stopping. I always thought wow getting up their in age, but yet every year here's another tour. Dam it won't be the same with out DUST my broom!
Agree, knew of zz top since I was a kid, my dad loved them and he has since passed. Listen to them when missing my dad, you never a legend is going to pass away
This man will NOT be forgotten. What a legend, with his bandmates they created a whole new genre of music...and it KICKED ASS!! He should have been given a throne to sit on, not a speaker cabinet. RIP Dusty Hill.
@@troyrobinson7264 Ah! There ya go, that's almost as good as a throne. So...a 50th anniversary road case. I can't remember, is it made of diamonds or platinum? Whichever, nuthin's too good for Dusty. RIP Dusty, may your beard grow forevermore, may your Cheap Sunglasses always shield your eyes from the harsh sun, and as you Slip Inside Your Sleeping Bag for the final time, just remember; You're Bad, You're Nationwide.
@@johnlevay5722 Yup , Lemmy singing that was sick! I met him at a strip club connected to a club they played at in the early 90's. They opened for Black Sabbath , during the lean years with Tony Iommi. Lemmy was an absolute gentleman , we were drinking a picture of beer before they went on. The guy had no ego at all , total legend!
My condolences to Billy, Frank, and the ZZ family. Dusty was a class act, and one incredible bassist. Thanks for the memories and the music. Rock In Peace!!!!!!
I saw many ZZ Top shows over the years in Texas, where I was raised. The first in 1976 at the Summit, in Houston, during the Worldwide Texas Tour. Saw em numerous times in the 80's and 90's in Texas. I now live in Louisville, and last saw them at the Palace Theater in 2017. They never failed to deliver the goods, always entertained as only they can. I passed on this show because I'm older, lol...and hate going to shows on a night where I must be up early for work the next day. If I only knew it would be his last, I would've been there. Thanks for sharing this awesome memory. RIP DUSTY HILL, you were a true gentleman, and an amazing piece of the trio that is ZZ TOP!!!
Damn that breaks my heart to watch that. It’s sad but at the same time it’s kind of appropriate - “just prop me up on these amps and let my go out playing my music.”
Poor Dusty must have been in serious pain. I've seen them probably a half dozen times in my life and never saw him sitting down while he played. RIP Dusty.
Dying sucks. I've lost so many people that I love over the last 6 decades. Friends, mom, dad and my grandson. You never stop missing the people you love.
I was at the show on 8/6, they recorded his voice from this performance so they could do this song as a tribute as a closer. The whole crowd stood up and sang along, I got chills from it.
How fortuitous that they always closed with Tush and even though Dusty didn’t sing as many live, the final song was one of his. RIP, ZZ will always be Billy, Frank, and DUSTY!
highfidelity23 Just like Foreigner is always Lou Gramm and Journey is Steve Perry. I don't know the names of the supposed new lead singers and I don't want to. Dusty you will be missed.
Damn onions are kicking in. How fitting Tush is Dusty's last song. The whole place singing it with him just put it over the edge. 🥰😎 ZZ Top a truly special band. RIP Dusty.
Its mind boggling to think that ZZ Top after almost 6 decades have kept the same lineup and is now playing with a different bassist. You know how hard it is to keep original members of a band together for a decade let alone 5 decades... and as a 3 piece, the same original members, continuously playing together? That is amazing. Rest in peace dusty!
@@tedleever3559 I just looked that up Because you got me wondering lol. Apparently Rolling Stones are the longest continuous band since 1962 but they don't have the same continuous members... zz top from what I could find holds that record with longest act with the same continuous lineup.
I'd heard he didn't perform in KY. We were at his show in Mt. Pleasant, MI the night before! Glad he had 1 more show in him! Thank You for all tbe memories Dusty!❤🙏🤘
He played the concert where I took this video…Iroquois Amphitheater in Louisville, Ky on July 17. They also played in Corbin, Ky on July 25 but their guitar tech, Elwood Francis, stood in for Dusty Hill.
Dusty just didn’t seem like his usual vibrant self in this video. Looks like Elwood and another tech, I think, helping him at the end. Give him respect he didn’t want to let the fans down. RIP.
Very sad. He passed away just a few days later. It is a good way to go. Being able to work, to be productive, to have a reason to get up in the morning, up until the end of your life, is a huge blessing. It is much better than lingering for years with an illness, being immobilized, suffering, for a long extended period. He did well. He had a great life, added a lot of value to millions of people, and did not have a long period of suffering when his time came. I bet his friends and family are very cognizant of that, and grateful, while wishing he was still alive. 72yo is very young to pass these days. But touring for 50 years, my god, the wear and tear on the body, and the stress. If you notice, a lot of performers do not have long life spans. .
It looks like they cut the lights and were even preparing to wheel stacks of equipment out in front of him so the fans wouldn't see him struggle. A true road dog til the end. Dusty was a special player who showed how you can do so much by playing so little. The musical world is better because of him.
I just saw the ZZ Top Documentary the boys put out. It was absolutely incredible. That little band from Texas. What a voice. RIP Dusty, you earned it brother.
I was at that show. The first concert I’d been to in years, and my favorite band of all time. Little did I know it’d be their last show. I’ll never forget that.
@@northyland1157 Dusty was literally in the early stages of dying as this show was taking place. I prefer to think that I got a chance to see a rock legend one time before he passed. But you go ahead and be pissed.
There is no more zz-top as far as I'm concerned. I just heard of this tragedy. Another chapter closed in my book 📚📚 of life. They are no more. God, please allow one of my heros to rest in peace, thanks dusty for what you've done for me.... I love 💕 you guys, but I repeat there is no zz top without Dusty..... My condolences to Mr. Hills family.
He didn't play nor sing.. Look at his hands and lips.. He was ripping off fans hard earned money to lip sync for them.. Nothing about his performance was live!
He wasn't really singing he was lip synching to a pre recorded track, he did so for the entire tour due to illness. It's possible his bass was just tracked too.
It really makes me sad when I see comments about Billy and frank carrying on without dusty if you listen to Billy now you can hear it in his voice he is heartbroken so is frank they lost their brother and are carrying on to honor dusty so to the people who are complaining your not a true zz top fan this is what the blues is all about well all love and miss dusty but this was his wish for Billy and frank to carry on a true zz top fan knows this I nothing but respect for Billy and frank and for dusty hills wish plus elwood if family long live zz top🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
@@mr.majestic2667 Who knows what they are worth or how they spend their money. I know Billy shops at the 99 Cents store on Melrose & Highland in Hollywood. Not kidding.
I skated to this in the rink in Deep Creek Chesapeake Virginia when I was 13.. God Bless Dusty Hill,and ZZ Top for all the good times with their fantastic music..they are forever in our hearts ♥️
A legend's last performance indeed. I bet he wanted the best for the fans. No words can describe how he must have felt during the last period of his life. RIP Dusty Hill and full applaus to the rest of the band for keeping the fans entertained.
Dusty sounded great. Even in condition he was in , sure his hip was hurtin, clearly too be sitting / leaning thruout the show. He did it though god bless him, who knew what was to be. R.I.P. mr dusty hill. You kept the bottom end and all your fans salute you and will forever be grateful for your decades of music , memories, funky deep bass , ZZTOP one of the coolest dudes in music . The 3 amigos- dusty we will miss ya , and crank up when we hear ZZ Top.
The Passing of Dusty it Me Hard I been Jammin to His Music Since I was 11 yrs Old I be 62 in Oct....Watchin this Video Brought Tears to My Eyes......R.I.P. BIG BROTHER..........
That is awesome!!! Dusty was a big part of my 1970s musical history. ZZ Top were one the biggest bands when I was in high school back then. They’ve never lost it. RIP Dusty!!! 🎸❤️✌🏽🍄
God bless this band and all there fans around the world. Dusty my old friend, your legend will rock forever. The show must go on. Thats damned right my friends. So rock on the c blues.
I saw them in 1983 in Phoenix with Night Ranger opening up. Night Ranger was spectacular. I feared ZZTOP would be out performed by their warm-up band...was I wrong! ZZTOP was awesome! God bless Dusty Hill...so grateful for the joy they brought me for decades!
I met my wife across the street from Iroquois Park at Colonial Gardens in the mid ‘80s. We saw the boys 7 or 8 years ago in Bowling Green. RiP. Always great to hear one of their songs!
IT was a lip sync and he was not really paying bass. Fans paid big money to see a lip sync performance that was pre-recorded! .. Thats why people dislike it.
My first concert was ZZ Top. 1983 in Massachusetts. Great show. Wicked loud. We were 10 or 12 rows or so up from the right side of the stage. Pretty much my introduction to live Rock and Roll. I'll never forget it.
"That little old band from Texas!" Three dudes, rocked harder, longer and never lost fans. R.I.P. Dusty Hill Take that long cruise in the old Chrysler down to Mexico
no matter who they get for a replacement no one will ever be as good as dusty !!! he loved his music and fans right till the end !! rest in peace dusty , your music will live on forever !
Rest in peace Dusty Hill and thanks for the good times in New Orleans I seen you all many times down here and I was there for the Fandango album at the warehouse and that little ol band from Texas always rocked out never disappointed all I can say is the good Lord needed a great bass player and now he has one
I saw ZZ Top for the first and last time in 2019 in Tinley Park Illinois. They KICKED ASS! So sad to see another good man gone. Rest In Peace Mr. Hill.
I feel so Blessed to see ZZ Top live so many times live in my life. One of my the best shows was Hara Arena dayton ohio a very small venue you could almost reach up and touch the band. Dusty will be missed by all of us.😥
I'm here in Louisville Kentucky born and raised, didn't think they were coming here but heard they will be performing here in 2021 that's all. So good to see this I love ZZTOP.
The man clearly was suffering with pain and discomfort but he also rocked like a legend. Only real muzos play till they move on to rock up there. Hard to believe that just 9 days later the man took his last breath. He sounded better than ever here. ZZ Top one of my all time favorite groups. Been listening since I was a little lad. Keep on rocking Mr Beard and Mr Gibbons.
sitting! It reminds me of Tom Petty Sits down after a musicians musicians studio-tour cycles. sat in his chair. Boom! Exhaustion. GOD BLESS DUSTY HILL> From the back roads of Eastern Oklahoma , 1976 1979. Sympathies from Colorado! BT
Every Friday evening in our late teens during the latter part of the 70s my two mates and I would travel by train to the city centre to go pub crawlling. From Central Station we 'd catch a bus to the furtherest city pub about 3ks away. Between there and back to the station there was a pub on average about every 120 metres. We always carried with us a large getto blaster. We only ever had the one casette playing non-stop, The Best of ZZ Top. We only ever stayed for one drink before moving to the next pub. All the pubs were okay for us to play our music, one bikie pub would tell us to turn it up louder. We also left a calling card on the seats; They were a cut out photos from playboy mags. On one occasion at a new Punk bar, while the bands were changing over, we planted the blaster in the middle of the cleared dance floor and we rock and rolled. The venue people weren't too happy. Told us they don't like that sort of music. Vale Dusty Hill.
I can't even fathom someone sounding that good at that age and then passing just 9 days later. RIP Dusty. ZZ Top is one of those bands that everyone likes and nobody hates. Hell of a legacy
He is "sounding that good" because the vocals are canned.
@@edwardjackson9919 Really ? I doubt than very much.
@@lilorbielilorbie2496 I think its possible, yes.
@@lilorbielilorbie2496 Soaring Eagle, his face is nowhere near the mic when his first lines belt out of the PA. Now looks like all his vocals in recent years are mimed.
@@edwardjackson9919 He's also clearly not playing the bassline that we are hearing.
Dusty was obviously in a lot of pain here. He told to the band to continue on without him. He still leaned on that bass amp and took one last ride as he wailed vocals about going out and looking for some Tush. That is hands down, the most rock n roll shit ever.
For real! Rock n Roll till the very end. What a true legend.
@ BlackFlame Magazine I agree. What a way for Dusty to go out. ZZ Top is a great band and it was the same 3 guys the whole time. Billy said they were going to finish the tour because that's what Dusty wanted. May he RIP.
You can clearly see something was wrong with Mr.Hill
cant argue with that. songs of salvation to sooth the soul.
Ever 👍🇺🇸
You can plainly see Dusty was in pain but a true Rocking Roll Rebel that he was and always will be to his band mates and fans, he kept pushing on till the end. May Heaven welcome Dusty Home. Amen
Amen.
Ya, but it his VOICE is still TOP NOTCH ! 😎👍🏻
Definitely will be missed
I saw them in 2019 , he was in pain back then too I'd bet but hell of a show
I was there. He looked frail and in pain, but his performance didn’t show it.
I took this band for granted, I thought they would always be there, because they were always there! I place these guys up with Led Zeppelin and The Beatles! Everyone loved these guys no matter who their favorite band was! RIP Dusty Hill! We love you!
They were around 52 yrs taken for granted lol try led zeppelin 10yrs the cars 10 yrs the beetles 9 yrs.
I second this comment, for 44 years they have been my favorite with out any signs of stopping. I always thought wow getting up their in age, but yet every year here's another tour. Dam it won't be the same with out DUST my broom!
Agree!
Agree, knew of zz top since I was a kid, my dad loved them and he has since passed. Listen to them when missing my dad, you never a legend is going to pass away
This man will NOT be forgotten. What a legend, with his bandmates they created a whole new genre of music...and it KICKED ASS!! He should have been given a throne to sit on, not a speaker cabinet. RIP Dusty Hill.
To a musician.....a speaker cabinet is thy throne.
not a speaker cabinet.......but his custom made 50th anniversary road case
@@troyrobinson7264 Ah! There ya go, that's almost as good as a throne. So...a 50th anniversary road case. I can't remember, is it made of diamonds or platinum? Whichever, nuthin's too good for Dusty. RIP Dusty, may your beard grow forevermore, may your Cheap Sunglasses always shield your eyes from the harsh sun, and as you Slip Inside Your Sleeping Bag for the final time, just remember; You're Bad, You're Nationwide.
@@zwiastunburzy7188 Nice ... Cheers From Northern Ontario Canada .... EH //
@@darylhodkinson5369 Cheers to you too mate, all the way from the opposite end.. Australia.👍RIP Dusty Hill.
I literally grew up with ZZ top. I am age 65. It's hard to witness those I idolized growing up passing away. RIP Dusty.
RIP Dusty Hill!! True rock star till the end just like Lemmy!!!
@Reijo Väliranta Lemmy was the man.Saw Motorhead so many times and always good.
Hell yeah , that's true rock n roll going out on your own terms , doing what you love till the end. Both icons IMO!
Motorhead covered ZZ Top Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers. Both bands are untouchable
@@johnlevay5722 Yup , Lemmy singing that was sick! I met him at a strip club connected to a club they played at in the early 90's. They opened for Black Sabbath , during the lean years with Tony Iommi. Lemmy was an absolute gentleman , we were drinking a picture of beer before they went on. The guy had no ego at all , total legend!
My condolences to Billy, Frank, and the ZZ family. Dusty was a class act, and one incredible bassist. Thanks for the memories and the music. Rock In Peace!!!!!!
It's so hard to believe that he was here just a week ago. Rest in Peace, Dusty
He did what he loved until the very end. Rest in peace Dusty Hill. You're a legend.
Hell Yeah
I saw many ZZ Top shows over the years in Texas, where I was raised. The first in 1976 at the Summit, in Houston, during the Worldwide Texas Tour. Saw em numerous times in the 80's and 90's in Texas. I now live in Louisville, and last saw them at the Palace Theater in 2017. They never failed to deliver the goods, always entertained as only they can. I passed on this show because I'm older, lol...and hate going to shows on a night where I must be up early for work the next day. If I only knew it would be his last, I would've been there. Thanks for sharing this awesome memory. RIP DUSTY HILL, you were a true gentleman, and an amazing piece of the trio that is ZZ TOP!!!
76 was the first time I saw them live as well. IT WAS A GREAT YEAR!
BTW
THIS IS M A G A COUNTRY!🇺🇸😎
Glad I‘ve seen them once ! Thank you for the music , Dusty !
George
I thank you
Absolutely Agree! I’ve seen them about 4 times! Amazing Show every time!!!
@@HEADBANGRR Absolutely Correct!!!
Damn that breaks my heart to watch that. It’s sad but at the same time it’s kind of appropriate - “just prop me up on these amps and let my go out playing my music.”
Thats sooo excellent and true....
bury me with my boots on....
Rocked it to the end.
You are very much missed Dusty!
Poor Dusty must have been in serious pain. I've seen them probably a half dozen times in my life and never saw him sitting down while he played. RIP Dusty.
He was 72 and hurt his hip in a fall. At that age it is a serious issue.
My condolences to Frank & Billy . The best 3 person band ever! R.I.P Dusty 😥
I say Rush was the best 3 person band, but ZZTop is right there. Sucks that both bands have now lost a key member.
RUSH: Hold my beer.
Dying sucks. I've lost so many people that I love over the last 6 decades. Friends, mom, dad and my grandson. You never stop missing the people you love.
Dusty's big old heart just gave out....thanks man.
I was at the show on 8/6, they recorded his voice from this performance so they could do this song as a tribute as a closer. The whole crowd stood up and sang along, I got chills from it.
So glad he got to play with his band mates of 50 years +,one last time.We love you Dusty🙏❤️
Keith Hoggard, you were there, you captured it, thank you. A treasure.
How fortuitous that they always closed with Tush and even though Dusty didn’t sing as many live, the final song was one of his. RIP, ZZ will always be Billy, Frank, and DUSTY!
I think they knew he was going home after that night. RIP Dusty
Amen!
highfidelity23 Just like Foreigner is always Lou Gramm and Journey is Steve Perry. I don't know the names of the supposed new lead singers and I don't want to. Dusty you will be missed.
@Brandon Klein jhh¥ v
The Lord took him Downtown!!!
Man, he looks very tired but he kept on going for his fans! Thanks for the memories Mr Dusty!!!!!!!
Just like Tom Petty
All Russian fans are mourning with you! Great band, absolutely unique music! Outstanding Americans!
Damn onions are kicking in.
How fitting Tush is Dusty's last song. The whole place singing it with him just put it over the edge. 🥰😎
ZZ Top a truly special band.
RIP Dusty.
The whole crowd singing along. So much love.
My most listened to Artist on the iPod through the bad times and the good. RIP Dusty and thank you.
RIP Dusty thanks for all the great sounds
Its mind boggling to think that ZZ Top after almost 6 decades have kept the same lineup and is now playing with a different bassist. You know how hard it is to keep original members of a band together for a decade let alone 5 decades... and as a 3 piece, the same original members, continuously playing together? That is amazing. Rest in peace dusty!
GOTTA be a record?
@@tedleever3559 I just looked that up Because you got me wondering lol. Apparently Rolling Stones are the longest continuous band since 1962 but they don't have the same continuous members... zz top from what I could find holds that record with longest act with the same continuous lineup.
It sends the chill through my spine when I watch this....
I was there!! It was an amazing concert!! RIP Dusty ❤️
Just A Fucking Great Band!!! Thank You Three For Influencing My Life!!!! Much Love!!!!
Love my ZZ Top Always. Veronica from Nashville Tennessee Rest in Peace Dusty Hill.
I'd heard he didn't perform in KY. We were at his show in Mt. Pleasant, MI the night before! Glad he had 1 more show in him! Thank You for all tbe memories Dusty!❤🙏🤘
He played the concert where I took this video…Iroquois Amphitheater in Louisville, Ky on July 17. They also played in Corbin, Ky on July 25 but their guitar tech, Elwood Francis, stood in for Dusty Hill.
Dusty just didn’t seem like his usual vibrant self in this video. Looks like Elwood and another tech, I think, helping him at the end. Give him respect he didn’t want to let the fans down. RIP.
Very sad. He passed away just a few days later. It is a good way to go. Being able to work, to be productive, to have a reason to get up in the morning, up until the end of your life, is a huge blessing. It is much better than lingering for years with an illness, being immobilized, suffering, for a long extended period.
He did well. He had a great life, added a lot of value to millions of people, and did not have a long period of suffering when his time came. I bet his friends and family are very cognizant of that, and grateful, while wishing he was still alive. 72yo is very young to pass these days. But touring for 50 years, my god, the wear and tear on the body, and the stress. If you notice, a lot of performers do not have long life spans.
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It looks like they cut the lights and were even preparing to wheel stacks of equipment out in front of him so the fans wouldn't see him struggle. A true road dog til the end. Dusty was a special player who showed how you can do so much by playing so little. The musical world is better because of him.
remember, he is 72 years old
@@TheProcustomsBoth hips replaced, playing for over fifty years non stop since he was in high school - and still putting on a show that's true grit ✌️
@@doriangray_1999 yes, I was replying to the one saying he needed help, not many still going at 72 so whats your point
Exit stage left Dusty..Step into immortality.! Thank you for everything.!
Honestly Im not a big fan but always enjoy the music of zz top they are great musicians with an very original sound
RIP Dusty Hills.
I just saw the ZZ Top Documentary the boys put out. It was absolutely incredible.
That little band from Texas. What a voice.
RIP Dusty, you earned it brother.
I was at that show. The first concert I’d been to in years, and my favorite band of all time. Little did I know it’d be their last show. I’ll never forget that.
I'd be pretty pissed off if i paid to see a live concert and got lip sync and Bass sync .. and who knows what else!
@@northyland1157 Dusty was literally in the early stages of dying as this show was taking place. I prefer to think that I got a chance to see a rock legend one time before he passed. But you go ahead and be pissed.
There is no more zz-top as far as I'm concerned. I just heard of this tragedy. Another chapter closed in my book 📚📚 of life. They are no more.
God, please
allow one of my heros to rest in peace, thanks dusty for what you've done for me.... I love 💕 you guys, but I repeat there is no zz top without Dusty.....
My condolences to Mr. Hills family.
I was there so blessed I was there but sad at the same time,.rock on in heaven
He still knocked it out of the park. Much love to you, Dusty.
It was a lip sync.. Look at his hands and lips. How can you seriously call this "knocking it out of the park"
Incredible he had the strength to sing
REALLY BLEW ME AWAY
Rest Easy & Long
sorry he didn't sing, nor did he play base.. He just sat there.. Look at his fingers and Lips...
To play and sing like this a few days before passing away is just simply AMAZING ! RIP Dusty !!! I was lucky enough to see you in concert 3 time !!
He didn't play nor sing.. Look at his hands and lips.. He was ripping off fans hard earned money to lip sync for them.. Nothing about his performance was live!
Worked security on the Recyler tour..Awesome band..RIP Dusty..
One of Dusty’s final concerts, not just with ZZ Top, but ever and in my home city 😢😢😭😭 RIP
Thanks for the music Dusty ❤️. RIP 🙏
Damn. That’s a pice of rock and roll history!! Rip. Dusty.
Elwood will keep the heart beating for Dusty and all of the fans .
he was on stage helping. RIP Dusty
Thanks for all the wonderful music you gave us Dusty
Man what a vocal. Thank you Dusty
He wasn't really singing he was lip synching to a pre recorded track, he did so for the entire tour due to illness. It's possible his bass was just tracked too.
@@greatunz67 bullshit!
@@johnniehoney6561 He definitely was not playing bass. Look at his hands, a lot of the time his right hand isn't even moving.
I listened to the zz top band, for years. They are the best!!!! 2021, from Brenda,in MI.
It really makes me sad when I see comments about Billy and frank carrying on without dusty if you listen to Billy now you can hear it in his voice he is heartbroken so is frank they lost their brother and are carrying on to honor dusty so to the people who are complaining your not a true zz top fan this is what the blues is all about well all love and miss dusty but this was his wish for Billy and frank to carry on a true zz top fan knows this I nothing but respect for Billy and frank and for dusty hills wish plus elwood if family long live zz top🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Elwood is a long time part of the crew. So he is really part of the band, I think he'll work out fine.
Frank and Billy have bills too.. Not to mention contractual obligations.
@@edwardjackson9919 One would think after 52 yrs they are worth at least a 100 million.
@@mr.majestic2667 Who knows what they are worth or how they spend their money. I know Billy shops at the 99 Cents store on Melrose & Highland in Hollywood. Not kidding.
@@edwardjackson9919 I would be embarrassed to be billy gibbons walking in a dollar store .
It hurts so deep inside to see Dusty suffer like this😓
Condolences to his family, Frank and Billy
His Speaker Cabinet was his Throne! He wouldn't have wanted to be sitting on a Golden Throne, or that's exactly what he would have done! RIP Dusty!
I skated to this in the rink in Deep Creek Chesapeake Virginia when I was 13..
God Bless Dusty Hill,and ZZ Top for all the good times with their fantastic music..they are forever in our hearts ♥️
Sad but great he played and sang right to the end. Just like Lemmy.
Dusty Hill is and always will be a Texas Rock God rest in peace my friend a long devoted fan of yours truly one of the greats
And like Rush, That Little Band From Texas will never be the same. RIP Dusty. Long live ZZ Top
Thanks for posting.
RIP Dusty! You are missed.
I’m glad his last note was during what looks like a sizable crowd all on its feet!
Can’t stop rocking
A legend's last performance indeed.
I bet he wanted the best for the fans.
No words can describe how he must have felt during the last period of his life.
RIP Dusty Hill and full applaus to the rest of the band for keeping the fans entertained.
“Take me with you Jesus”
I think they're RepubliCONs, zero chance they're meeting the original Liberal: Jesus. They make good tunes though.
@@ryankibler7973 God you must be exhausting to be around lol. Obnoxious idiots always are.
Dusty sounded great. Even in condition he was in , sure his hip was hurtin, clearly too be sitting / leaning thruout the show. He did it though god bless him, who knew what was to be. R.I.P. mr dusty hill. You kept the bottom end and all your fans salute you and will forever be grateful for your decades of music , memories, funky deep bass , ZZTOP one of the coolest dudes in music . The 3 amigos- dusty we will miss ya , and crank up when we hear ZZ Top.
Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers till the end.
@Ryan Kibler all they ever said about their political party was that they were Texans
He was a friend of mine and I miss him so much. 💔
His last performance indeed, He went out sounding great vocally and playing!! RIP Dusty
He was lip syncing all night.
@@edwardjackson9919 You're right... this is the exact same vocal that I heard in 2019 - compare: czcams.com/video/RhD_dAoRQFk/video.html
@@progmeup bullshit. It's not the same.
@@johnniehoney6561 literally every inflection is identical... And they're still using some of Dusty's canned vocals... 😯
@@edwardjackson9919 He wasn't playing either. Look at his hands.
Its sad to see this and see hes not longer with us theses guys made so much great music, RIP dusty hill.
The Passing of Dusty it Me Hard I been Jammin to His Music Since I was 11 yrs Old I be 62 in Oct....Watchin this Video Brought Tears to My Eyes......R.I.P. BIG BROTHER..........
Thanks Dusty....the show must go on is only righr...and it will...RIP sir
9 days later he was gone..... absolute legend 👏
RIP Brother. Saw them in New Haven in the 70'S "Three Boys From Texas"
That is awesome!!! Dusty was a big part of my 1970s musical history. ZZ Top were one the biggest bands when I was in high school back then. They’ve never lost it. RIP Dusty!!! 🎸❤️✌🏽🍄
God bless this band and all there fans around the world. Dusty my old friend, your legend will rock forever.
The show must go on. Thats damned right my friends. So rock on the c blues.
ZZ top was the first concert I ever saw.. absolutely one of the best bands on the planet👍👍 RIP Dusty
ZZ TOP!! My favorite rock band of all time!! Thanks for the awesome memories Dusty!
I saw them in 1983 in Phoenix with Night Ranger opening up. Night Ranger was spectacular. I feared ZZTOP would be out performed by their warm-up band...was I wrong! ZZTOP was awesome! God bless Dusty Hill...so grateful for the joy they brought me for decades!
Breaks my heart. Way to go Dusty. The band in the sky just keeps getting better and better!
ZZ Top ..GUN! Thank you, Dusty, for being part of the Great ZZ Top sound for so long. You brought great music to the people. RIP!
I met my wife across the street from Iroquois Park at Colonial Gardens in the mid ‘80s. We saw the boys 7 or 8 years ago in Bowling Green. RiP.
Always great to hear one of their songs!
We lost another rock legend. This really sucks. RIP Dusty.
God bless that little ol'band from Texas...
Condolences to ZZ Top and Dusty's family.
Despite the fact that these quality musicians are great in every way, it blows my mind how on earth 18 people managed to dislike this ???
IT was a lip sync and he was not really paying bass. Fans paid big money to see a lip sync performance that was pre-recorded! .. Thats why people dislike it.
My first concert was ZZ Top. 1983 in Massachusetts. Great show. Wicked loud. We were 10 or 12 rows or so up from the right side of the stage. Pretty much my introduction to live Rock and Roll. I'll never forget it.
Thanks for the music Dusty
The best band and musicians ever!!
"That little old band from Texas!"
Three dudes, rocked harder, longer and never lost fans.
R.I.P. Dusty Hill
Take that long cruise in the old Chrysler down to Mexico
RIP DUSTY! Gone but never forgotten. You will always be missed!!!
no matter who they get for a replacement no one will ever be as good as dusty !!! he loved his music and fans right till the end !! rest in peace dusty , your music will live on forever !
Rest in peace Dusty Hill and thanks for the good times in New Orleans I seen you all many times down here and I was there for the Fandango album at the warehouse and that little ol band from Texas always rocked out never disappointed all I can say is the good Lord needed a great bass player and now he has one
This is heartbreaking to watch.....Been a fan for almost 50 years....G-d bless you Dusty.....See you on the flip side brother.
Can’t believe this I’ve had Zz songs in my head last couple of weeks RIP Dusty!
I saw ZZ Top for the first and last time in 2019 in Tinley Park Illinois. They KICKED ASS! So sad to see another good man gone. Rest In Peace Mr. Hill.
I feel so Blessed to see ZZ Top live
so many times live in my life. One of my the best shows was Hara Arena dayton ohio a very small venue you could almost reach up and touch the band. Dusty will be missed by all of us.😥
I'm here in Louisville Kentucky born and raised, didn't think they were coming here but heard they will be performing here in 2021 that's all. So good to see this I love ZZTOP.
Thanks for sharing. Rest in Peace Dusty, you're gonna be missed....My condolences to Billy, Frank and their crew and families.
The man clearly was suffering with pain and discomfort but he also rocked like a legend. Only real muzos play till they move on to rock up there. Hard to believe that just 9 days later the man took his last breath. He sounded better than ever here. ZZ Top one of my all time favorite groups. Been listening since I was a little lad. Keep on rocking Mr Beard and Mr Gibbons.
sitting! It reminds me of Tom Petty Sits down after a musicians musicians studio-tour cycles. sat in his chair. Boom! Exhaustion. GOD BLESS DUSTY HILL> From the back roads of Eastern Oklahoma , 1976 1979. Sympathies from Colorado! BT
Gone but not forgotten. A real professional till the end. Thank you for your dedication. R.I.P. 🤘😥
I guess its okay for a "real Professional" to lipsync lyrics and bass? This was just a rip off of fans hard earned money to see a lip sync concert.
He was doing what he loved right up to the day he departed. We can only hope to go like that.
How did I miss this???!!! Been a fan since the 70’s. As I get older, the bands of my youth are thinning out. This one hurts. RIP Dusty.
Every Friday evening in our late teens during the latter part of the 70s my two mates and I would travel by train to the city centre to go pub crawlling. From Central Station we 'd catch a bus to the furtherest city pub about 3ks away. Between there and back to the station there was a pub on average about every 120 metres. We always carried with us a large getto blaster. We only ever had the one casette playing non-stop, The Best of ZZ Top. We only ever stayed for one drink before moving to the next pub. All the pubs were okay for us to play our music, one bikie pub would tell us to turn it up louder. We also left a calling card on the seats; They were a cut out photos from playboy mags. On one occasion at a new Punk bar, while the bands were changing over, we planted the blaster in the middle of the cleared dance floor and we rock and rolled. The venue people weren't too happy. Told us they don't like that sort of music. Vale Dusty Hill.
RIP. Dusty. The earth is a less good place with your passing!! Been a fan for 35 years. Thank you for all of the music you helped bring to life.
Man had less than 2 weeks to live and was still pouring his heart and soul out. And still had a damn good voice