Billy Gibbons 
Dusty Hill 
Frank Beard
Billy Gibbons Dusty Hill Frank Beard
ZZ Top's First Album (1970), ZZ Top's debut album on London Records, featuring "Shaking Your Tree"
Rio Grande Mud (1972), featuring ZZ's first hit single, "Francine"
Tres Hombres (1973), ZZ's first gold record, featuring "La Grange," their first Top 40 hit, as well as the twosome "Waitin' For The Bus," and "Jesus Just Left Chicago"
Fandango (1975), a half-studio, half-live effort, featuring ZZ's future long-term live encore, "Tush," which hit the Top 20.
Tejas (1976), featuring "Arrested for Driving While Blind"
Best of ZZ Top (1977), the best representation of ZZ's early work, containing classic riff-heavy blues rockers like "Jesus Just Left Chicago," "Heard it on the X," "Tush," and "La Grange"
Deguello (1979), ZZ Top's first new album on Warner Bros., featuring "I Thank You" and "Cheap Sunglasses"
El Loco (1981), featuring "Groovy Little Hippie Pad" and "Pearl Necklace"
Eliminator (1983), a multiplatinum smash which remained on the charts for 135 weeks and featured the hit trio "Gimme All Your Lovin'," "Sharp Dressed Man" and "Legs"
Afterburner (1985), follow-up to Eliminator, which featured the Top 10 hit "Sleeping Bag," as well as "Velcro Fly" and "Rough Boy"
Recycler (1990), featuring Doubleback, a theme song created for Back to the Future III, and "My Head's in Mississippi," a gritty synthesis of ZZ's early blues-rock and later high-tech gloss.
Greatest Hits (1992), featuring classic hits and two new singles, "Gun Love" and "Viva Las Vegas"
Antenna (1994), ZZ Top's debut RCA disc, featuring "Pincushion," "Antenna Head" and "World of Swirl"
One Foot In The Blues (1994), a compendium of seventeen classic ZZ Top blues originals
