Originally appeared on This is Stourbridge online
A charity bash at Stourbridge Tennis Club turned into a night to remember when rock god Robert Plant treated guests to a surprise performance. ||Continue reading||
Posted in a2004 |
Originally published in Express and Star (UK)
By John Ogden
I’ve already touched on Robert Plant’s days with The Band (or Bands) Of Joy, but the release of two tracks from their one recorded legacy on Robert’s latest album Sixty-Six toTimuktu is a splendid reminder of how exciting and innovative that band could be. ||Continue reading||
Posted in a2004 |
Originally published in The Dallas Morning News
By THOR CHRISTENSEN
You wouldn’t necessarily know it by scanning the charts, but Robert Plant had a career both before and after Led Zeppelin. As Sixty Six to Timbuktu shows, the ol’ lemon squeezer made plenty of compelling music on his own. ||Continue reading||
Posted in ar2004 |
