Slash joins ZZ Top for a rendition of "La Grange"

[Mars_ax]

Ya see, there used to be this famous little cathouse here in La Grange, Texas.
Slash kinda steals the show, enjoy.

[Dia bando]

Ya see, there used to be this famous little cathouse here in La Grange, Texas.
Slash kinda steals the show, enjoy.

Just a Little Old Band From Texas, absolutely brilliant ZZTop The Mexican Blackbird they are one of my
favorite bands.

[Mars_ax]

Ya see, there used to be this famous little cathouse here in La Grange, Texas.
Slash kinda steals the show, enjoy.

Just a Little Old Band From Texas, absolutely brilliant ZZTop The Mexican Blackbird they are one of my
favorite bands.

Think how good ZZ could have been with Slash playing with them. hehe.

"La Grange", used to be home to The Chicken Ranch an illegal but tolerated brothel in Texas that operated from 1905 until 1973. It was located in Fayette County about 2.5 miles east of downtown La Grange. The business was established by Miss Jessie Williams, and was the basis for the 1978 Broadway musical and later movie The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.

Most people, unless they were from Texas, didn't know that this song by ZZ was about a well known whorehouse here in Texas..

Experience La Grange!! - La Grange Tourism - Texas - The Chicken Ranch

[Mars_ax]

ZZ top is a "party band"- here's "Tush":



Last I heard, 2013, they were going to do some Shows in Moscow, Russia.

[Dia bando]

ZZ top is a "party band"- here's "Tush":



Last I heard, 2013, they were going to do some Shows in Moscow, Russia.

Last time they were over here, I missed them the day I came back from holiday, been many years since
I have seen the them, great band.

[Mars_ax]

Last time they were over here, I missed them the day I came back from holiday, been many years since
I have seen the them, great band.

All the band members are from Texas, they have a unique sound and put on an entertaining live show. I've just always thought of ZZ as basically a commercial band, "party band" along the lines of Lynyrd Skynyrd, except with a Texas, Southwestern twist.