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| ZZ Top | Primary Artist |
| James Harman | Harmonica |
| Frank Beard | Drums, Group Member |
| Billy Gibbons | Guitar, Vocals, Group Member |
| Joe Hardy | Piano, Hammond B3 |
| Dusty Hill | Bass, Vocals, Group Member |
| D. Sardy | Piano, Hammond B3 |
| Billy Gibbons | Producer |
| Joe Hardy | Engineer, Additional Production |
| Rick Rubin | Producer |
| D. Sardy | String Arrangements, Additional Production |
| Bob Merlis | Publicity |
| Carl Stubner | Management |
| G.L. Moon | Engineer |
| Vlado Meller | Mastering |
| Eric Lynn | Engineer |
| Joe Spix | Art Direction |
| Jason Lader | Engineer |
DoctorMabuse
Posted September 24, 2012
It made me laugh, it made me cry, it made me think about life.
It takes a little getting used to as a ZZ Top album, but after the third listen, I love to play this thing full blast! They've moved away from the hip-hop stuff that got out of hand on the last album (Punk-ass Boyfriend).
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide
La Futura, ZZ Top's 15th studio album and the group's first since 2003's Mescalero, was recorded at Foam Box Recordings in Houston and at Shangri La Studios in Malibu, and produced by Rick Rubin and the band's guitarist, Billy Gibbons. The album was recorded at a leisurely pace between tours over a four-year period, resulting in ten new tracks from the best little three-chord boogie band to ever come out of Texas.All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
ZZ Top have long been a prime candidate for a Rick Rubin-led comeback, having long ago settled into an insular digital rut that paid back increasingly small dividends. La Futura is that long-awaited...