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A few days ago I was reading an article about the recording of the Brothers in Arms album and there was a quote in there by Neil Dorfsman, saying that Mark Knopfler was originally going for a ZZ Top sound when he was recording Money for Nothing. So that got me thinking, what would a ZZ Top song sound like in the style of Dire Straits, with the Money for Nothing guitar sound
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