![]() ![]() The title character's name may be better pronounced Hey-Zeus. Jim from Pleasant Hill, CaWillie, as much as I'm weary of songs about drugs and other vices, that analysis makes more sense than some quirky angle on religion.Who's more honest and hardworking than the Lord? ZZ Top talk many times of honest, hardworking folk in their songs. to get himself some comfort? R&R? BBQ? Though he keeps working at each point in between. I like to think that Jesus left Chicago full of blues and headed down to N.O. New Orleans is a city of recreation and sin, it's also home to a lesser known kind of blues.īoth of these before Blagojevich and Katrina, of course. J from Lx, PortugalChicago is home to a special kind of blues.Jim from ChicagoThe song was about radio waves coming out of Chicago from WLS.Demento from TexasThere's more soul in New Orleans, and the "forest and the pines" are as likely a ref to East Texas, not far from New Orleans, as to anywhere in California.There is also a nod to "Aw, take me witcha man, when you go", a Little Walter shout from Waters' seminal "Louisiana Blues". Johnsson from WisconsinJJLC is about Muddy Waters who, as blues listeners know, went down to New Orleans to "get me a mojo hand". ![]() Rock Goes The Gospel - U2 "Peace On Earth" Rock Goes The Gospel - Jackson Browne "How Long" Rock Goes the Gospel - Extreme - "More Then W. Rock Goes The Gospel - The Beatles "The Word" Rock Goes the Gospel - Bruce Hornsby & the Ra. Rock Goes The Gospel - The Rembrandts "I'll B. Rock Goes The Gospel - Talking Heads "No Comp. They know his confident presence with them restoring hope to them.Now, their new, resurrected hope carried them back to Jerusalem to bear the good news to others (24:33-35). They came to recognise Jesus in all His significance as the Messiah of God, and the one who they had hoped in and will hope in again. This moment was more than them simply recognising His features. The Greek phrase ophthalmos dianoigo epiginosko, translated “eyes were opened and they recognized Him,” literally means “their eyes were completely opened” and “they came to fully comprehend Him.” It was a behold moment. At the meal table as Jesus was breaking bread their eyes were opened. Then, the disciples travelling with Jesus are treated to a careful review of the Scriptures which gave them a God's eye view on all that had happened in Jerusalem. The disciples had been staring into the face of the risen Jesus all along, yet they were prevented from seeing Him until they buried their faulty expectations. Although "Jesus Just Left Chicago" isn't exactly a hymn, it does have a spiritual dimension, and is written more in the style of gospel music, adhering to a strict blues format. The most famous white rock 'n' roller from the Deep South to combine the two was of course Elvis Presley, who recorded the odd religious song. It just seemed to work." The Deep South is noted for its Christian roots, and in spite of the hostile reception rock 'n' roll received from the Bible Belt when it first reared its head, many contemporary musicians began their musical careers in or around the church. He had been attempting to splice out some blank tape, and the result is that the two come off as a single work. We were in the process of compiling the tracks for the album "Tres Hombres," and that segue was a fortunate miscalculation by the engineer. This ZZ top song Also alluded to as "Jesus Done Left Chicago", this track follows on from "Waitin' for the Bus" in an interview with Jeb Wright of Classic Rock Revisited, lead guitarist Gibbons explained: "The two songs "Waitin' For The Bus" and "Jesus Just Left Chicago" were written separately during sessions that were not too far apart. ![]()
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