Robert Plant, Alison Krauss Look High and Low in ‘Searching for My Love’ Video
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The cover, originally recorded by Bobby Moore and the Rhythm Aces, appears on the duo’s first joint album in 14 years Raise the Roof
Robert Plant, Alison Krauss Perform NPR ‘Tiny Desk (Home) Concert’
Posted in: Music NewsThe concert was filmed in recording studio Sound Emporium
Robert Plant’s Solution to the Beatles-Stones ‘Feud’ — and More From Our Plant-Krauss Interview
Posted in: Music NewsRobert Plant and Alison Krauss talk about their new album, the legacy of Led Zeppelin, O, Brother Where Art Thou? and more on Rolling Stone Music Now
Led Zeppelin – ‘Led Zeppelin IV’
Posted in: Music Album Reviews"One of the ways in which this is demonstrated is the sheer variety of the album: out of eight cuts, there isn’t one that steps on another’s toes, that tries to do too much all at once," writes Lenny Kaye.
‘Led Zeppelin IV’: How Band Struck Back at Critics With 1971 Masterpiece
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn the landmark album's 50th anniversary, revisit how a band chafing at attacks from press, and inspired by unparalleled artistic ambitions, made one of rock’s biggest albums
Hear Robert Plant and Alison Krauss’ New Original Track ‘High and Lonesome’
Posted in: Music NewsTrack is lone non-cover on duo’s first album together in 14 years, Raise the Roof
‘Becoming Led Zeppelin’: What’s In The Authorised Documentary?
Posted in: Music FeaturesAnd is this look at the early years and pre-Zep careers of the band members, which premiered Saturday at the Venice Film Festival, worth your time if you’re not a die-hard fan?
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss Reunite for New LP ‘Raise the Roof’
Posted in: Music NewsCheck out their new single “Can’t Let Go”
Robert Plant Performs First Post-Pandemic Concert With Saving Grace
Posted in: Music NewsFormer Led Zeppelin lead singer took the stage with his new band for the first time since 2019
Watch 20-Year-Old Guitar Virtuoso Marcin Rip Through Led Zeppelin’s ‘Kashmir’
Posted in: Music NewsMarcin Patrzalek’s take on the Physical Graffiti epic garnered praise from Tom Morello and Paul Stanley
