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Mescalero by ZZ Top (CD, Sep-2003, RCA Records USA) 
Mescalero by ZZ Top (CD, Sep-2003, RCA Records USA)

 
Mescalero by ZZ Top (CD, Sep-2003, RCA Records USA)

Artist: ZZ Top
Release Date: Sep 2003
Format: CD
Record Label: RCA Records (USA)
Genre: Rock & Pop
UPC: 828765116824
Product ID: EPID3498693
Description: ZZ Top: Bill F. Gibbons (vocals, guitar); Dusty Hill (vocals, bass); Frank Beard (drums). Recorded at Foam Box Recordings, H-Town, Texas. Still chugging along three decades after members of Houston garage bands the Moving Sidewalks and t...
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Track Listing
1. Mescalero - (Spanish)
2. Two Ways to Play
3. Alley-Gator
4. Buck Nekkid
5. Goin' So Good
6. Me So Stupid
7. Piece
8. Punk Ass Boyfriend
9. Stackin' Paper
10. What Would You Do
11. What It Is Kid
12. Que Lastima - (Spanish)
13. Tramp
14. Crunchy
15. Dusted
16. Liquor

Details
Producer:Billy Gibbons, Lone Wolf
Distributor:BMG (distributor)
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
ZZ Top: Bill F. Gibbons (vocals, guitar); Dusty Hill (vocals, bass); Frank Beard (drums).
Recorded at Foam Box Recordings, H-Town, Texas.
Still chugging along three decades after members of Houston garage bands the Moving Sidewalks and the American Blues united in 1970, this little ol' band from Texas makes its mark on 2003 with MESCALERO, the trio's first album in four years. As one of the first blues-rock power trios to fuse synthesizers with their straightforward brand of boogie, ZZ Top continues down this same path throughout these 16 songs. The difference is the Tex-Mex border brushed-on flavor, be it the bilingual title cut, the techno-mariachi that is the Spanish-sung "Que Lastima," or the Dia de Los Muertos-inspired cover art. Also present and accounted for is the group's salacious sense of humor, which is readily apparent in the straightforward shuffle "Buck Nekkid" and equally rocked-out "Piece." Longtime fans of Memphis soul best known for their cover of Sam & Dave's "I Thank You," ZZ Top returns to the Stax/Volt canon for a crack at Lowell Fulsom's "Tramp," which is given a quirky reading thanks to the use of a filter on the vocals. Also tacked onto the last track is an uncredited cover of "As Time Goes By," sung by a gravelly sounding Billy Gibbons over slack-key-inspired guitar accompaniment.

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