THE MOVING SIDEWALKS REUNITE
FOR FIRST SHOW IN 44 YEARS
The Moving Sidewalks |
Prior to hitting it big with ZZ Top, a
young Billy Gibbons fronted a
psychedelic blues outfit called The
Moving Sidewalks, alongside Dan Mitchell (drums), Don Summers (bass), and Tom
Moore (keys). Influenced by Austin's 13th Floor Elevators, Jimi Hendrix, and early California
psychedelia, the band would go on to release one studio album, Flash, before splintering during the summer
of 1969.
Now, the original lineup has reunited, and will come together for their first performance in 44 years on March 30 at
B.B. King Blues Club & Grill in New York City. Click here to buy tickets. As previously announced, the band is also booked to headline this year's Austin Psych Fest.
The group is celebrating the release of The Moving Sidewalks - The Complete Collection, a 2CD
set featuring Flash in its entirety, plus alternate tracks and previously unreleased songs. A 56 page booklet
is also included.
The Moving Sidewalks Tour
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