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Billy Gibbons

Billy Gibbons

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Oct 28, 2026

SlashGUEST
17:10
So I'm working on it.
Mistress CarrieHOST
17:12
Well, then you pop up on my friend Tim Montana's album with Billy Gibbons, and I just laughed, A, because I know Tim Montana was freaking out that you were on the record, and B, I'm like, look at Slash.
Mistress CarrieHOST
17:25
He refuses to take a vacation.
SlashGUEST
17:27
Well, I mean, yeah.
GraysonHOST
50:37
So don't freak out, okay? Just don't make a big deal about it.
GraysonHOST
50:41
And when her dad shows up, in walks Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top playing himself.
GraysonHOST
50:50
Amazing.
GraysonHOST
50:50
Okay.
GraysonHOST
51:06
They never mentioned ZZ Top by name on the show.
GraysonHOST
51:09
He was just Angela's dad.
GraysonHOST
51:15
There were references to elements of Billy Gibbons, like the reference to his guitar, Pearly Gates.
GraysonHOST
51:26
Pearly Gates was Angela's middle name.
John PillingGUEST
67:57
Deville, they're actually big goldies, again, by Thomas Nelson.
John PillingGUEST
68:01
They're a pickup that he did for Billy Gibbons.
John PillingGUEST
68:04
I think it was last year.
John PillingGUEST
68:07
I don't know, in all honesty, if he's actually making pickups anymore.
Darren FrehillCORRESPONDENT
3:47
Yeah, there you go.
Darren FrehillCORRESPONDENT
3:49
What did Billy F Gibbons used to say of ZZ Top? No, have mercy.
Darren FrehillCORRESPONDENT
3:53
That's what he used to say.
Darren FrehillCORRESPONDENT
3:54
And what a day.
Sean BindleyHOST
78:41
Righto, well, it is a hefty album, this one.
Sean BindleyHOST
78:43
So more from Dave and the Guilty Men, and then more of the new releases that have been replacing my fuses this week, including Bernard Allison, Sue Foley, and new music from Billy Gibbons.
Sean BindleyHOST
78:52
You're listening to Blues With a Feeling.
Sean BindleyHOST
78:56
I

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Sean BindleyHOST
108:27
From her new release, Alone, Together, a Christmas album no less, that's Sue Foley and ACDC's classic Ride On.
Sean BindleyHOST
108:36
Before that, from his new-to-the-shelves record, Bernard Allison there loving you.
Sean BindleyHOST
108:40
Righto, time for me to fly, and as I do so, I'll leave you with one more, this time with new music from the man, the myth, the legend, Billy Gibbons.
Sean BindleyHOST
108:49
Hold on close, okay? You have a great week.
Zachary VexHOST
0:17
Zachary Vex and Tommy Rabine.
Zachary VexHOST
0:19
This one covers the machine pedal, nine-inch nails, Kevin Shields and Jay Maskas, double rock, Billy Gibbons, filmmaking, a race car, a professor I had who taught me about lightning in college, and electric microphones.
Zachary VexHOST
0:29
So, enjoy.
Zachary VexHOST
0:31
Enjoy.

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Zachary VexHOST
9:35
We just got a phone call the other day, a text, right, from the guitar tech for Joe Perry.
Zachary VexHOST
9:41
Yep.
Zachary VexHOST
9:41
And Joe Perry wanted to know what pedals we sold a dozen of to Billy Gibbons, because we sold a dozen pedals to Billy Gibbons.
Tommy RabineHOST
9:48
Something I thought would be fun to cover is not everybody knows this, but you're a big film guy.
Anne Murray, Tina LambertSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:00
Hi, this is Anne Murray wishing all of you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Frank Beard, Billy Gibbons, Dusty HillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:05
This is Frank Beard and Billy Gibbons and Dusty Hill.
Frank Beard, Billy Gibbons, Dusty HillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:08
And on behalf of ZZ Top, we'd like to wish all our friends a fine holiday season.
Christina AguileraSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:14
Happy holidays, everyone.
Tom JokicHOST
5:23
Then we close out the show with ZZ Top, just as they were about to conquer the charts with Eliminator, an album that yielded a new modern sound and also their biggest hits.
Tom JokicHOST
5:34
It's a really entertaining chat with Billy Gibbons from 1983.
Tom JokicHOST
5:38
Let's get started now with Rush.
Tom JokicHOST
5:48
From 1981, the album Moving Pictures, that's

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Tom JokicHOST
35:29
From 1983, a song that represented a new sound for ZZ Top, Sharp Dressed Man.
Christopher WardHOST
35:35
Tom, from their humble beginnings in Houston in 1969, that little old band from Texas knew who they were and what they did best.
Christopher WardHOST
35:43
On the eve of a major tour in 1983, Billy Gibbons talks with Rick Ringer about their at-the-time new album, Eliminator, and how they recorded it.
Christopher WardHOST
35:52
That album went on to sell over 10 million copies.
Zach BroylesHOST
28:46
I just text Josh be like hey give me
Matthew TimmonsHOST
28:49
that Somebody somebody's upset they're like oh they like PRS guitars look Are you ready to talk about the Billy Gibbons event that you attended last week? I will.
Zach BroylesHOST
29:01
Let's
Matthew TimmonsHOST
29:01
go look at these flying bees.
Zach BroylesHOST
31:10
And saw Mark and some other Gibson friends.
Zach BroylesHOST
31:15
And Billy got up on stage.
Zach BroylesHOST
31:19
He did not bring the actual Purley.
Zach BroylesHOST
31:21
I was a little bit bummed about that.
Matthew QuailHOST
12:40
I think it's a fair size arena, maybe a little more.
Matthew QuailHOST
12:44
But all the big names you would expect, John Mayer, Jimmy Vaughn, Billy Gibbons.
Matthew QuailHOST
12:49
Do you know why it's called the Moody
Jon GundryHOST
12:50
Theater?

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