Editing Moving Sidewalks (section)

==Discography==
===Albums===
*''[[Flash (Moving Sidewalks album)|Flash]]'' (1969) Tantara TS 6919. The original release. Produced by manager Steve Ames.
*''99th Floor'' (1982) Eva 12002. Reissue of the Tantara album plus the five tracks that were issued on singles only.
*''Flash'' (2000) Akarma AK 117. Another reissue of the Tantara album with the five singles tracks.
*''The Pre-ZZ Houston Roots'' (2004) Lone Star LSR 19629. A compilation of material by the Moving Sidewalks, including six unreleased tracks; 21 songs total.
*''The Roots Of ZZ Top'' (2010) Fuel 61820. A compilation of seven Moving Sidewalks songs, four Warlocks songs, seven American Blues songs; all tracks previously released on various singles and albums.
*''The Complete Collection'' (2012) Rockbeat ROC 3018. A compilation of material by the Moving Sidewalks, including six unreleased tracks; also includes demo material by Billy Gibbons' first band, the Coachmen; 26 songs total.

===EPs===
*''The Moving Sidewalks - A Band From Texas'' (1968) Another Mangy Mutt 1030. This 7-inch EP was released on the indie label MUTT, a subsidiary of the Moxie Record Company. It is a mono recording and the playback speed is at 45rpm. This record is a combination/compilation of the band's A & B sides from their first two singles for Wand Records.
** Side A: 99th Floor; What Are You Going To Do
** Side B: Every Night A New Surprise; Need Me

===Singles===
*"99th Floor" / "What Are You Going To Do" (1967) Tantara 3101; reissued as Wand 1156
*"Need Me" / "Every Night A New Surprise" (1967) Wand 1167
*"I Want To Hold Your Hand" / "Joe Blues" (1968) Tantara 3108
*"Flashback" (4:15 - radio edit) / "No Good To Cry" (3:08 - radio edit) (1969) Tantara 3113