What is the best ZZ Top song?

From fuzzed-out early boogie to the synth-slicked MTV smashes, three decades of that little ol' band from Texas go head to head. Which one's the real barn-burner?

1

La Grange

ZZ Top's 1973 boogie-rock signature built on one of rock's most iconic guitar riffs.

1000pts

2

Sharp Dressed Man

A 1983 Eliminator single that became an MTV-era anthem of blues-rock swagger.

680pts

3

Tush

The band's first Billboard Top 20 hit, a raunchy 1975 blues-rock classic.

428pts

4

Blue Jean Blues

A moody, guitar-drenched slow blues from 1975's Fandango.

428pts

5

I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide

A slow-burning Deguello cut celebrated as a cult favorite.

350pts

6

Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers

A rowdy 1973 Tres Hombres track that became a live staple.

350pts

7

Gimme All Your Lovin'

The 1983 hit that launched the Eliminator era with its hot-rod music video.

350pts

8

Rough Boy

A tender 1985 power ballad that showed the band's softer side.

350pts

9

Sleeping Bag

A synth-driven 1985 single that peaked at No. 8 on the Hot 100.

350pts

10

Legs

An MTV Award-winning 1984 single that reached the Billboard Top 10.

257pts

11

Got Me Under Pressure

A high-energy deep cut from 1983's Eliminator.

257pts

12

Jesus Just Left Chicago

A smoldering slow blues from 1973's Tres Hombres.

257pts

13

Tube Snake Boogie

A rollicking 1981 boogie number from the El Loco album.

143pts

14

Velcro Fly

A danceable 1986 single from the Afterburner album.

143pts