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Dusty Hill is still ZZ Top’s sharp dressed (and forever bearded) man

Scott Harrison

Dusty Hill, left, and the timeless trio ZZ Top will play two shows at the House of Blues.

Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012 | 6:35 p.m.

Dusty Hill remembers the days of chicken wire and playing for one man in the early days of ZZ Top.

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  1. "There was a time when Dusty Hill shaved. That time was about 1968."

    I can relate. Last time I shaved clean was around 1983. Learned quick if either a job or a woman required my face be "a close, baby's-butt shave" neither was worth it.

    "Eliminator" may be their top album but nothing they've done since "Deguello" beats their original, blues-fueled classics like "Waitin' for the Bus/Jesus Left Chicago"!

    "The blues had a baby and they called it rock and roll." -- from a song recorded by Muddy Waters in 1977, inspired by a Brownie McGhee composition

  2. Gotta get me a new pair of my good ole 'Cheap Sunglasses'.

  3. I once quoted that "sharp dressed man" line to my gal in a text message. She said something like : "get real, you're an engineer, and you know you dress like a geek." heh heh.

    Gotta agree with KillerB... my stash-n-goatee is not something that's negotiable. Fortunately my gal thinks it's great ;-)

  4. The best!

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