See Robert Plant perform songs by Moby Grape, Low, and Led Zeppelin at NPR's Tiny Desk Concert with Suzi Dian.
The pair were joined by four musicians who accompanied them on guitar, cello, drums, banjo, and cuatro. Dian brought along her accordion, too. Plant, half a century removed from Golden God status, even found some space to bustle the hedgerows of NPR’s knickknacks and shelves during the instrumental breaks.
“This is just like Live Aid,” Plant quipped. “I couldn’t hear myself there either.”, the setlist comprised a mix of folk songs and covers, including a moving rendition of Low’s “Everybody’s Song” and Moby Grape’s “It’s a Beautiful Day Today.” Plant introduced that track with an effusive overture to the San Francisco psychedelic rockers.“I’ve been singing that since God knows when,” he said at the end. “And I’ve never ever had a microphone that isn’t talking to me. My mom used to say, ‘Look at the exit sign in the back. Well, there’s nothing there. It’s been disorientating but it’s ben wonderful to see so many people late for lunch.”, Plant spoke about how much Low’s music meant to him and why “Everybody’s Song” is the third tune from that band’sthat he’s recorded. “I find them absolutely spellbinding,” he said. “I saw them live a couple of times in London, and they were always so impressive and beautiful.”Jimmy Kimmel Skewers Trump Over Renewed Call to Pull Him Off Air: 'Quiet, Piggy'Oscar Predictions: ‘Frankenstein’ Surges as ‘Hamnet,’ ‘One Battle After Another’ and ‘Sinners’ Hold Strong 'Dancing With the Stars' Honors Prince as a Top Scoring Couple Exits Ahead of Next Week's Finale: See the Scores, Who Went Home4 hours ago‘Wicked: For Good’ Had the Best Box Office Previews of the Year — but ‘Previews’ Don’t Mean What They Used to
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