Robert Plant & Alison Krauss

[neophyte321]

in my top 10 songs of all time ... a list which include Beethoven's 9th - 2nd movement


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[flytiger]

start here. I saw her live around this time, and got to meet them backstage. She is phenomenal, and although she won like 5 grammys, she stays with the same players.

http://www.overstock.com/Books-Movi...ve-Found-You-A-Collection/609668/product.html

This is probably 96 or '97. I guarantee you Mama will like it, and you will too. And I remember Jimmy Page w/the Yardbirds. So you don't need to tell me about Zepp.

 

[carcanaques]

That, my friend, is a beautiful thing. Led Zep--the greatest rock band of all time.

 

[armoured saint]

Quote from carcanaques:

That, my friend, is a beautiful thing. Led Zep--the greatest rock band of all time.

they say LZ is a metal band. others say they were a progressive blues band. I say either/or.. they are GREAT..this was cutting edge 60's/70's

check this out..

http://youtube.com/watch?v=2nxln7o0qTs