ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons tells UCR during a 2025 interview why three is the magic number when it comes to rock 'n' roll.

ZZ Top, “La Grange” (From Tres Hombres ... part boogie and part Southern rock, gliding along a scuzzy guitar line rivaled by Billy Gibbons’ scratchy haw-haw-haw-haw vocal.

When ZZ Top came out of Houston in the early ‘70s, they played a fuzzy mix of blues and boogie rock that totally suited their appearance and background. With slight variations over the years ...

A little bit swampy and a little bit country, Southern rock is a genre that has always defied expectations. In its 1970s heyday, the genre boasted some of rock music's finest guitarists and ...

It’s Billy F. Gibbons, chieftain of the Lone Star rock ‘n’ roll trio ZZ Top since its formation over 55 years ago. But the long proclaimed “little ol’ band from Texas” is not the sole ...