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1 Brown Sugar Gibbons 5:22
2 Goin' Down to Mexico Hill/Gibbons/Ham 3:22
3 Just Got Back from Baby's Ham/Gibbons 4:10
4 Francene Gibbons/Cordray/Per 3:34
5 Just Got Paid Ham/Gibbons 4:28
6 Bar-B-Q Gibbons/Ham 3:27
7 La Grange Beard/Gibbons/Hill 3:53
8 Waitin' for the Bus Hill/Gibbons 2:53
9 Jesus Just Left Chicago Hill/Beard/Gibbons 3:30
10 Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers Hill/Gibbons/Beard 3:24
11 Mexican Blackbird Beard/Hill/Gibbons 3:06
12 Tush Hill/Beard/Gibbons 2:17
13 Thunderbird Gibbons/Beard/Hill 3:06
14 Blue Jean Blues Hill/Gibbons/Beard 4:44
15 Heard It on the X Gibbons/Beard/Hill 2:25
16 It's Only Love Gibbons/Hill/Beard 4:23
17 Arrested for Driving While Blind Beard/Gibbons/Hill 3:07
18 I Thank You Porter/Hayes 3:26
19 Cheap Sunglasses Gibbons/Beard/Hill 4:48
20 I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide [Dance] Gibbons/Hill/Beard 4:49
21 A Fool for Your Stockings Gibbons/Hill/Beard 4:14
22 Tube Snake Boogie Beard/Hill/Gibbons 3:03
23 Pearl Necklace Beard/Hill/Gibbons 4:06
24 Gimme All Your Lovin' Gibbons/Beard/Hill 4:00
25 Sharp Dressed Man Beard/Gibbons/Hill 4:14
26 Legs Hill/Gibbons/Beard 3:36
27 Got Me Under Pressure Hill/Beard/Gibbons 3:59
28 Sleeping Bag Hill/Beard/Gibbons 4:04
29 Stages Gibbons/Beard/Hill 3:32
30 Rough Boy Beard/Gibbons/Hill 4:51
31 Velcro Fly Gibbons/Hill/Beard 3:30
32 Woke Up With Wood Gibbons/Beard/Hill 3:46
33 Doubleback Hill/Beard/Gibbons 3:57
34 My Head's in Mississippi Hill/Beard/Gibbons 4:20
35 Viva Las Vegas Pomus/Shuman 4:45
36 Cheap Sunglasses [Live] Beard/Hill/Gibbons 5:14
37 Legs [Dance Mix] Beard/Hill/Gibbons 7:51
38 Velcro Fly [12" Remix] Hill/Gibbons/Beard 6:38
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Rancho Texicano: The Very Best of ZZ Top

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Rhino

Style: Blues-Rock

Rancho Texicano: The Very Best of ZZ Top

UPC: 081227890827

Release Date: 06/15/2004

Original Release Date: 06/15/2004

Number of Discs: 2

Tracks: [Brown Sugar, Goin' Down to Mexico, Just Got Back from Baby's, Francene, Just Got Paid, Bar-B-Q, La Grange, Waitin' for the Bus, Jesus Just Left Chicago, Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers, Mexican Blackbird, Tush, Thunderbird, Blue Jean Blues, Heard It on the X, It's Only Love, Arrested for Driving While Blind, I Thank You, Cheap Sunglasses, I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide [Dance], A Fool for Your Stockings, Tube Snake Boogie, Pearl Necklace, Gimme All Your Lovin', Sharp Dressed Man, Legs, Got Me Under Pressure, Sleeping Bag, Stages, Rough Boy, Velcro Fly, Woke Up With Wood, Doubleback, My Head's in Mississippi, Viva Las Vegas, Cheap Sunglasses [Live], Legs [Dance Mix], Velcro Fly [12" Remix]]
Contributors:

Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Since Rhino released an exhaustive four-disc ZZ Top box in October 2003, some may question the appearance of a double-disc retrospective in June 2004, a mere eight months after the box set. The two may be released awfully close to each other, but they do play to different audiences -- in other words, there are a bunch of fans who want all the hits, but not a full box set, and that's what the 38-track Rancho Texicano: The Very Best of ZZ Top delivers. Not that it gets everything right -- there are a few classic album cuts, like "Leila" and "I Got the Six," that probably should have been included, and ending the set with a live version of "Cheap Sunglasses" and 12" remixes of "Legs" and "Velcro Fly" leaves a bad aftertaste -- but it gets it close enough, containing all of their biggest hits and a great cross-section of album tracks and AOR favorites. And apart from the aforementioned bewildering final three tracks, it's sequenced well, with the down-n-dirty '70s material on the first disc, and the MTV hits from the '80s on the second. There's still a need for a single-disc that has all the biggest hits, but until that comes along, Rancho Texicano is the best and most concise overview of that lil' ol' band from Texas. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi