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Formats and Editions
1. Waitin' for the Bus 2:59
2. Jesus Just Left Chicago 3:29
3. Beer Drinkers ; Hell Raisers 3:23
4. Master of Sparks 3:33
5. Hot, Blue and Righteous 3:14
6. Move Me on Down the Line 2:30
7. Precious and Grace 3:09
8. La Grange 3:51
9. Shiek 4:04
10. Have You Heard? 3:14
More Info:
The breakthrough album that defined Texas blues rock! One of the world's greatest rock 'n' roll bands ever to strut the 50 States, these sharp-dressed Texas titans - Billy F. Gibbons, Frank Beard, and Dusty Hill - are a righteously hell rain' power trio boasting a 30-plus year hit-making legacy, both in the studio and at concert arenas.With their revved up blues 'n' boogie, they always make the most of their Texas birthright with with a distinctive sound that shakes up rock, blues, soul, garage-funk, Americana, and more. Nowhere is their force of nature musicianship better displayed than their 1973 classic Tres Hombres. Packed with swagger, grit, and some of the most infectious guitar grooves ever recorded, Tres Hombres cemented the band's signature sound - raw, greasy, and undeniably cool.One of rock's greatest anthems - "La Grange" swaggers! That iconic opening boogie riff? Instantly recognizable. The groove? Absolutely irresistible. "La Grange" is a masterclass in blues-based rock perfection. And beyond? Whether it's the slow-burning "Hot, Blue and Righteous," the funky "Move Me on Down the Line," or the driving "Waitin' for the Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago" combo, every track grooves with unmistakable attitude.ZZ Top fans will instantly recognize Tres Hombres as the album that shaped the band's legend. It's loud, it's bluesy, and it's packed with riffs that demand to be cranked up!Hybrid Stereo SACDFeatures lead single "La Grange"Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time ranked No. 490/500 (2012)Named Best Boogie Rock album ever by the Houston Chronicle!Mastered Direct To DSD by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab from the original analog tape
