Moving Sidewalks - Flash
- Flashback
- Scoun Da Be
- You Make Me Shake
- You Don't Know The Life
- Pluto Sept. 31st
- No Good To Cry
- Crimson Witch
- Joe Blues
- Eclipse
- Reclipse
- 99th Floor
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 11
The way musicians come together is something that can never be completely explained. It takes a lot of good luck and a healthy dose of fate to bring together all the elements. And even when those things are present, there comes a point when spontaneous combustion needs to happen as well. That is exactly what occurred when The Moving Sidewalks short but extremely electrifying life came into being
- Flashback
- Scoun Da Be
- You Make Me Shake
- You Don't Know The Life
- Pluto Sept. 31st
- No Good To Cry
- Crimson Witch
- Joe Blues
- Eclipse
- Reclipse
- 99th Floor
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 11
Based in Houston, The Moving Sidewalks were a psychedelic garage quartet that existed during the second half of the 1960s. The group famously featured singer-guitarist Billy Gibbons and drummer Dan Mitchell prior to their forming ZZ Top. Inspired both musically and conceptually by Roky Erickson and the 13th Floor Elevators, The Moving Sidewalks' sole full-length album Flash was released in 1969 by Tantara Records. Other members who appeared on the album were bassist Don Summers, keyboardist Tom Moore, and multi-instrumentalist Isaac Costa. In 2013, Gibbons announced the reformation of the original lineup of the band, and they performed headlining shows in Austin, Houston, and New York City. Liberation Hall's reissue includes the non-LP bonus single ""99th Floor.""
