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“Sometimes change is hard to take for some people, but we knew how far we could push things”: How Bo Diddley, beards and a Mexican battle song set one of the greatest blues trios of the 70s on the road to 80s superstardom

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“Sometimes change is hard to take for some people, but we knew how far we could push things”: How Bo Diddley, beards and a Mexican battle song set one of the greatest blues trios of the 70s on the road to 80s superstardom

ZZ Top’s 1979 album Deguello marked the start of their most successful era

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