T-Bone, Marc Ribot and Buddy Miller on guitars. That’x just a sick lineup there. What a magnificent job by all concerned parties. The whole concept of putting Alison Krauss together with Robert Plant is just so out of the box…and it works like a charm. It reminds me of that scene in “Working Girl” where Melanie Griffith explains how she came up with the idea of “Trask/Radio”. T-Bone just created lightning in a bottle here.
Robert playing a guitar, not too many videos with him playing guitar. I heard him say that he played guitar on 10 LZ songs although he didn't name any of the songs Robert also suggested that Led Zeppelin cover When the Levee Breaks for the 4th album.
From Memphis Minnie to Alison Krauss towards massive drum riff from John Bonham... and telling us about climate change. When all levees will break, no place to stay
Yup - this is all T-Bone's fault. Other notable figures lurking in the shadows there - that's Marc Ribot on the left (many of us know him from those Tom Waits records), and to his left, Buddy Miller, who knows even more about American music than Robert Plant does.
Very, very cool, unique rendition which these two seem to do exquisitely all the time. I love that Plant let's her sing this alone ! Not sure if true but I read these two dated for a while. If so they make quite a beautiful pair ?
Plant is quite an accomplished guitarist but rarely plays on stage. I remember him endorsing... it might have been Ovation, I'm not sure... around the time of Fate Of Nations.
Robert Plant calling T-Bone "our mentor"!!!! So much respect and appreciation expressed.
Best female vocalist in the world
O yes.
😁😊😉🙃😄😃😃🙂
En TV som ikke fungerer og en dør som knirker. Ullevål sykehus.
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No argument here
T-Bone, Marc Ribot and Buddy Miller on guitars. That’x just a sick lineup there. What a magnificent job by all concerned parties. The whole concept of putting Alison Krauss together with Robert Plant is just so out of the box…and it works like a charm. It reminds me of that scene in “Working Girl” where Melanie Griffith explains how she came up with the idea of “Trask/Radio”. T-Bone just created lightning in a bottle here.
God, she has such a beautiful voice.
I'm convinced shes a siren. 🤷♂️
I'd crash my ship on the rocks, and be glad for it.
Stumbled here and DAMN!
Pull up a haybail..here drink this pitcher of PBR..lol 🍻
Love this version of an old Led Zep song.
Never would’ve picked that song for her but she nailed it
This. Has. Got. To. Be. An. All time. Performance
Beautiful voice and soul
This is simply wow........so glad I found this.
The guitar work just speaks and one weeps with joy.
C'est une pure merveille, cette musique venu d'ailleurs Bravo
Only the 2nd time I seen Robert PLANT PLAY THE STINGS
Gives me chills!
I was just going to ask if anyone else got chills hearing her voice.. I have my answer..
If Kansas Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie could have heard this version... Imagine that.
Absolutely !!!! ❤
this is awesome!
Robert playing a guitar, not too many videos with him playing guitar. I heard him say that he played guitar on 10 LZ songs although he didn't name any of the songs
Robert also suggested that Led Zeppelin cover When the Levee Breaks for the 4th album.
"What is a woman?" Answer : Alison Krauss
Alison is a Golden Goddess.
Waouh, it’s so amazing 🤩 🙏🇮🇪🇫🇷🇺🇸🍀
Absolute beautiful and interpretare!
I have no words!
You're eye's melt me , Alison...
Allison's silky voice accompanied by some mighty guitar playing, fantastic combo
Bad ass! That was goood
Very good together.
Bellísimos todos. Que versión!!
From Memphis Minnie to Alison Krauss towards massive drum riff from John Bonham... and telling us about climate change. When all levees will break, no place to stay
Awesome!!
Beautiful❤
uau!!! lindo👏👏👏👏👏❤❤❤
Wow!!😍
Yes, Chancellor Chen. Jason Bourne.
um....LEVEE!!
Yup - this is all T-Bone's fault. Other notable figures lurking in the shadows there - that's Marc Ribot on the left (many of us know him from those Tom Waits records), and to his left, Buddy Miller, who knows even more about American music than Robert Plant does.
Very, very cool, unique rendition which these two seem to do exquisitely all the time. I love that Plant let's her sing this alone !
Not sure if true but I read these two dated for a while. If so they make quite a beautiful pair ?
Wow Plant is a pimp GOAT.
@@brookshuler794 Classless, talentless, just really less brookshuler794 !
No, they never did. They've said so in interviews.
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Thanks !
Read that back to yourself and look in the mirror you
fsctfna !
Who is Brian Stone? Lists him as a writer. This rendition is haunting and brilliant. Didn’t know Plant was a guitarist, but it appears he does. Wow.
Plant is quite an accomplished guitarist but rarely plays on stage. I remember him endorsing... it might have been Ovation, I'm not sure... around the time of Fate Of Nations.
Классно...
😍😍😍😍
👏👏👏✌✌✌
actual credit: Memphis Minnie/Kansas Joe McCoy, 1929.
Jus' sayin'.
pronto
Vaya que se ve raro R. Plant en la lira y sin cantar
id love to hear how the sex was after this - lol
Nej, det er mageløst
Macacos me mordam! Isso é fora da curva…
As nice as Zepp's version...