Robert Plant is very generous with audiences but he must also live with himself.

Robert Plant does not owe any of us anything. He is free to do what is best for himself, also, not just everyone else. He has been very generous in the past and I appreciate that. However, any win-win situations are totally welcome.

Robert Plant will trust his best instincts.

I'm just waiting to see what happens next.

I doubt that Led Zeppelin will want to put Alison Krauss in a position that might disadvantage her. It would depend on how receptive the audience is toward her. If the audience is hostile, it's best not to expose her to that. Staging Alison means putting her at her best advantage, and anything less would not be a good use of her time and talent.

1969, 1973 (2x), 1975 (3x), 1977 (3x)

L.A. Woman - The Doors

Home Sweet Home!

Somebody is happy; congratulations!

I think Alison is a fine talent and Robert Plant made a wonderful choice in her regard. He'll probably entertain each possible re-encounter with Zeppelin on a per instance basis. It will depend on how he thinks about it at the time, and if he feels inclined and inspired. Even when Zeppelin was going full force, Sandy Denny made several appearances, and was quite lovely. We may hear a new rendition of the Battle of Evermore yet.

Love the way the announcer states Robert Plant insists the Zep reunion is going to be just a one-night stand.

It looks like Alison Krauss and Robert Plant have collaborated again.