ZZ Top have sold their publishing rights and back catalogue. The 'La Grange' hitmakers - who have sold more than 50 million albums - have offloaded the assets to music company BMG and investment firm KKR to ensure their legacy will continue "for generations to come".
ZZ Top's manager Carl Stubner said in a statement: "We are proud to continue working with and expand our long-standing relationship with BMG. "This new deal ensures ZZ Top’s remarkable legacy will endure for generations to come. " BMG CEO Hartwig Masuch insisted the deal showed the company is "committed to respecting and treasuring" the band's "artistry".
He said: "This deal is a testament to the success, staying power and continuing musical relevance of ZZ Top, but also to the.
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