Robert Plant and Alison Kraus, "Can't Let Go"

[davismanLV]

No D, I watched them all.... a few. Not one but several. I think they're good. But (pee wee herman: "everyone I know has a big butt!!")

 

[Midnight Toker]

This song is way too big to actually feature anyone. My personal opinion is that almost anyone could've done it, with that big production. So I'll fall back on the earlier stuff. More intimate and more personal and more easily identifiable. So if you like this that's fine. I ..... didn't as much.

it's always been an ensemble piece. It does indeed feature, (in the original, harmonica,) in this version Stuart Duncan, the fiddle player that goes from Celtic to Morrocan...stuff even world champion fiddler Alison Krauss won't touch. (coming from this violinist of close to 50 yrs...I was blown away!!) And the nod to the Zep tune Freinds added in was just icing on the cake for me. A grand arrangement/performance. IMO.

 

[chazmo]

^Hey, MT, which video are you talking about (with Tom). I'd like to see that one.

 

[Midnight Toker]

^Hey, MT, which video are you talking about (with Tom). I'd like to see that one.

This one from the Glastonbury Festival from just last Friday.

 

[chazmo]

That is awesome! Thanks for that MT.

 

[Midnight Toker]

A fellow Zep collector from Sweden made a 1600 km trek to see Plant and Krauss at Dalhalla.

I'd never heard of this amazing venue before. An old limestone quarry that has been converted into a concert pavilion. WOW!!

 

[walrus]

Wow! THAT'S how to see a show!

walrus

 

[gjmalcyon]

A fellow Zep collector from Sweden made a 1600 km trek to see Plant and Krauss at Dalhalla.

I'd never heard of this amazing venue before. An old limestone quarry that has been converted into a concert pavilion. WOW!!

I've seen shows at Red Rocks, and I think this is a cooler venue than Red Rocks.