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Mescalero Studio album by ZZ Top Released April 15, 2003 Genre Hard rock, blues-rock, Tejano Length 61:30 Label RCA Producer Billy Gibbons Professional reviews Allmusic link ZZ Top chronology XXX (1999) Mescalero (2003) Chrome, Smoke & BBQ (2003) Mescalero is the 14th studio album by American blues-rock band ZZ Top, released in 2003 (see 2003 in music). Contents 1 Name 2 Lyrical Themes 3 Reception 4 Singles 5 Track listing 6 Personnel 7 Production 8 Charts 9 Additional notes // Name The name comes from the Mescalero tribe of New Mexico. The title marks a return to the band's earlier Tejano-influenced album titles, such as Fandango, and is their first since El Loco in 1981. Lyrical Themes While most of the album is spoken in English, some songs are spoken in Spanish. An example is the first track, Mescalero, where on the verses the song is spoken in Spanish while the chorus is spoken in English. Another example is Que Lastima where the song is spoken mostly in Spanish. Reception Allmusic awarded the album 2 out of 5 stars by stating: "Apart from the dreadful misstep of 1999's XXX, they showed signs of life on all their RCA labeled albums, and their fourth, 2003's long delayed Mescalero, is no exception to the rule. Billy Gibbons' fat guitar tone really has some presence here, at least on some of the album, and there are enough rhythm tracks not performed to a didactic click track to provide some real swing." The album peaked at number 57 on the Billboard 200. Singles The only single released from the album was Piece. The single failed to chart. Track listing Original Version All songs written by Billy Gibbons, except where noted "Mescalero" – 3:50 "Two Ways To Play" – 4:15 "Alley-Gator" – 3:29 "Buck Nekkid" – 3:02 "Goin' So Good" – 5:35 "Me So Stupid" (Gibbons, Joe Hardy, Gary Moon) – 3:33 "Piece" – 4:19 "Punk Ass Boyfriend" – 3:05 "Stackin' Paper" (Gibbons, Hardy) – 2:58 "What Would You Do" – 3:03 "What It Is Kid" (Gibbons, Dusty Hill, Frank Beard) – 4:13 "Que Lastima" – 4:24 "Tramp" (Lowell Fulson, Jimmy McCracklin) – 5:13 "Crunchy" – 3:13 "Dusted" – 3:55 "Liquor" – 3:23 "Sanctify" (Japanese Bonustrack) (Gibbons, Beard, Hill) - 4:20 "As Time Goes By" (Hidden Track) (Herman Hupfeld) - 4:27 Personnel Billy Gibbons – guitar, lead vocals, harmonica Dusty Hill – bass, keyboards, backing vocals, lead vocals on "Piece", co-lead vocals on "What Would You Do" Frank Beard – drums, percussion Production Producer – Billy Gibbons Engineer – Joe Hardy Mixing – Joe Hardy Mastering – G.L. Moon A&R – Steve Ralbovsky Art conception – Ryk Maverick Design – Ryk Maverick Layout design – Ryk Maverick Photography – Mike Waring Charts Album – Billboard (North America) Year Chart Position 2003 The Billboard 200 57 Additional notes Catalogue: (CD) RCA 51168 v • d • e ZZ Top Billy Gibbons · Dusty Hill · Frank Beard Studio albums ZZ Top's First Album · Rio Grande Mud · Tres Hombres · Fandango! · Tejas · Degüello · El Loco · Eliminator · Afterburner · Recycler · Antenna · Rhythmeen · XXX · Mescalero Compilations The Best of ZZ Top · Greatest Hits · One Foot in the Blues · Chrome, Smoke & BBQ · Rancho Texicano Tours Fandango! Tour · Worldwide Texas Tour · Degüello Tour · El Loco Tour · Eliminator Tour · Afterburner World Tour · Recycler World Tour · Antenna World Tour · Continental Safari Tour · Mean Rhythm Tour · XXX Tour · XXX World Tour 2000 · Casino Tour · European Tour 2002 · Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers Tour · Summer North American Tour · Whack Attack Tour · Hollywood Blues Tour · El Camino Ocho Tour · In Your Face Tour · European Tour 2009 · Aerosmith/ZZ Top Tour · Necessity Is a Mother Tour · 2010 World Tour Singles "La Grange" · "Tush" · "I Thank You" · "Cheap Sunglasses" · "Leila" · "Pearl Necklace" · "Tube Snake Boogie" · "Gimme All Your Lovin'" · "Got Me Under Pressure" · "Sharp Dressed Man" · "TV Dinners" · "Legs" · "Sleeping Bag" · "Stages" · "Velcro Fly" · "Rough Boy" · "Doubleback" · "Viva Las Vegas" · "Pincushion" Videos Greatest Hits · Live from Texas · Double Down Live Related articles Discography · Bill Ham · Moving Sidewalks · American Blues