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[[File:ZZ_Tops_cameo.png|thumb|300px|ZZ Top, as a part of a group of local musicians, in a cameo appearence in Back to the Future Part III.]]'''ZZ Top''' is an American blues rock band formed in [[1969]] in Houston, Texas. They cameoed in ''[[Back to the Future Part III]]'', as part of a local group of musicians, in [[1885]] playing at the [[Hill Valley Festival]]. They even do their signature instruments spin!
 
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'''ZZ Top''' is an American blues rock band formed in [[1969]] in Houston, Texas.
   
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==History==
 
The band consists of Billy Gibbons ([[guitar]] and lead singer), Dusty Hill (bassist and vocalist) and Frank Beard (drummer). They cameoed in ''[[Back to the Future Part III]]'', as part of a [[festival band|local group of musicians]], in [[1885]] playing at the [[Hill Valley Festival]]. The band even performed their signature instrument spin.
   
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They also wrote the song "[[Doubleback]]"'' ''specifically for ''[[Back to the Future Part III]]''. During their cameo appearance at the Festival, they play an acoustic version of the same song. While the rock version did get played during the ending credits, only the acoustic version was included on the official soundtrack. However, the song did get a proper release because it was featured on the ZZ Top's "Recycler" album, which was released on May 23, 1990, two days before the release of the [[Back to the Future Part III|film]].
[[File:ZZ_Top_and_Robert_Zemeckis_on_location_of_Back_to_the_Future_Part_III.png|thumb|left|300px|ZZ Top and Robert Zemeckis on the location where the majority of the third film was shoot.]]
 
   
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[[File:ZZ Tops cameo.png|thumb|left|300px|ZZ Top, as a part of a group of local musicians, make a cameo appearance in ''Back to the Future Part III''.]][[File:ZZ Top and Robert Zemeckis on location of Back to the Future Part III.png|thumb|300px|ZZ Top and Robert Zemeckis on the location where the majority of the third film was shot.]]
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==External link==
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ZZ Top is an American blues rock band formed in 1969 in Houston, Texas.

History

The band consists of Billy Gibbons (guitar and lead singer), Dusty Hill (bassist and vocalist) and Frank Beard (drummer). They cameoed in Back to the Future Part III, as part of a local group of musicians, in 1885 playing at the Hill Valley Festival. The band even performed their signature instrument spin.

They also wrote the song "Doubleback" specifically for Back to the Future Part III. During their cameo appearance at the Festival, they play an acoustic version of the same song. While the rock version did get played during the ending credits, only the acoustic version was included on the official soundtrack. However, the song did get a proper release because it was featured on the ZZ Top's "Recycler" album, which was released on May 23, 1990, two days before the release of the film.

ZZ Tops cameo

ZZ Top, as a part of a group of local musicians, make a cameo appearance in Back to the Future Part III.

ZZ Top and Robert Zemeckis on location of Back to the Future Part III

ZZ Top and Robert Zemeckis on the location where the majority of the third film was shot.









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