Billy Gibbons/TX,USA 2024 Complete

Billy Gibbons is currently on a solo tour that is a little different from ZZ TOP. Here is a shocking video that lets you experience the latest tour in a powerful way. This work was shot at the Fort Worth performance on December 29, 2024. This is a front row audience shot. Gibbons has released solo albums in the past, but since 2023 he has also been active in solo tours. Of course, ZZ TOP has not disbanded. To get an idea of ​​what he is up to, let’s first take a look at the overview of his activities in two different bands. 2024 * January 5th: Nashville performance * February 4th + 11th: New Zealand (2 performances) * February 23rd-25th: North America # (3 performances) * April 7th-May 6th / July 21st-October 31st: North America #2 (72 performances) * May 17th-19th: Honolulu (3 performances) * July 30th: Driftwood performance * December 17th-29th: North America #3 (7 performances) ←★Here★ 2025 * January 17-19: Honolulu (3 shows) * January 21-February 20: North America #4 (23 shows) ・ March 5-April 11: North America #5 (19 shows) ・ April 26-May 18: Oceania (12 shows) ・ June 1-27 / August 22 + 23: North America #6 (15 shows) * Note: “・” marks ZZ TOP shows, “*” marks solo shows. This is the schedule that has been announced so far. The schedule is already scheduled until the summer of 2025, and solo shows are inserted between ZZ TOP’s large-scale tours. It’s an energetic activity that you wouldn’t think is 75 years old. Among them, Fort Worth in this work was the final day of the mini tour “North America #3” held at the end of last year. This work, which vacuum-packs such a show, is a super-spectacular view that monopolizes the show. After all, the shooting position is the front row. There is no obstruction, let alone any audience in front. The camera crew is seen (briefly) at the opening part, but it soon disappears, and the view is taken up by a close-up of Gibbons and Mike Flanigin (bass and keyboard). There is no doubt that it is a live concert as enthusiastic cheers and chants fly from behind, but the scene itself seems like an empty rehearsal. From such a special seat, you can experience a paradise of ZZ TOP’s biggest hits and rare cover songs. The show is divided into two parts, with Gibbons singing a solo set in the first half and special guest Jimmie Vaughan (Stevie Ray Vaughan’s real brother) joining in the second half. The song selection concepts are different in the first and second halves, so let’s organize them separately. First half (7 songs) ZZ TOP: Waitin’ for the Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago/Cheap Sunglasses/Gimme All Your Lovin’/Francine/Just Got Paid Cover: Foxy Lady (Jimi Hendrix) Second half (12 songs featuring Jimmie Vaughan) ZZ TOP: Blue Jean Blues/La Grange/Thunderbird Cover: The Freeze (★: Albert Collins)/Roll Roll Roll(Roll All Night Long) (★: Luther “Guitar Jr.” Johnson)/Baby, Scratch My Back (★: Slim Harpo)/Dirty Work At The Crossroads (★: Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown)/Ain’t Need To Go No Further (★: Al Duncan)/I Got Love If You Want It (★: Slim Harpo)/Bad Boy (★: Eddie Taylor)/The Crawl (★: Guitar Jr.)/I Like It Like That (★: THE “5” ROYALES) *Note: The artists in parentheses are the original artists who covered the songs. The “★” marks the songs that ZZ TOP has never performed before. …And so it goes. There are no songs from his solo albums, and it is all ZZ TOP numbers and cover songs. The first half is filled with ZZ TOP’s representative songs, and even the only cover, “Foxy Lady,” is well known from the original. It feels like “ZZ TOP with a different rhythm section.” However, with Jimmy’s appearance, the world changes completely. Jimmy not only sings, but the show turns into a rush of blues covers (with ZZ TOP numbers thrown in at key points). All of them are rare songs that ZZ TOP has never performed before, but if you look closely, you’ll see that he has focused on the new southern blues of Texas and Louisiana. It’s a Gibbons you’ve never heard before, but at the same time, it’s a full show that is full of his “identity.” A Billy Gibbons solo performance that you can’t get in Japan. A front row audience shot of the “Fort Worth Performance on December 29, 2024”. There are no obstructions, let alone any front-row customers, and the view is dominated by a close-up of Gibbons and Mike Flanigin. The first half is mainly ZZ TOP numbers, but in the second half, Jimmie Vaughan (Stevie Ray Vaughan’s real brother) joins in, and they cover new southern blues that ZZ TOP has never played. Although there are no songs from his solo albums, this is an amazing video that lets you monopolize the full show, which is bursting with his unique style, from a super-special seat. Tannahill’s Tavern & Music Hall, Fort Worth, TX, USA 29th December 2024 AMAZING SHOT!!! 1. Intro 2. Waitin’ For The Bus 3. Jesus Just Left Chicago 4. Cheap Sunglasses 5. Gimme All Your Lovin’ 6. Francine 7. Just Got Paid 8. Foxy Lady 9. The Freeze 10. Roll Roll Roll (Roll All Night Long) 11. Baby, Scratch My Back 12. Dirty Work At The Crossroads 13. Ain’t Need To Go No Further 14. I Got Love If You Want It 15. Blue Jean Blues 16. Bad Boy 17. The Crawl 18. La Grange 19. I Like It Like That 20. Thunderbird Billy Gibbons – Guitar, Vocal Mike Flanigin – Bass, Keyboard, Vocal Chris Layton – Drums Jimmie Vaughan – Guitar, Vocal COLOR NTSC Approx.87min.