Robert Plant and Alison Krauss on CMT Crossroads

[Bake]

Doing material from their duet album "Raising Sand." Interesting takes on some Zep standards like Black Dog and When the Levee Breaks, although I gotta say, nothing beats the original Zep versions.

I found it mildly amusing when Alison and Plant were sitting at a table in the Station Inn (Nashville) and she was telling him how she heard his music as a little girl at her friends' houses.

I'm sure this program will be on again a few times, so if you're interested, watch for it.

Bake

[Beausoleil]

1. Thanks!

I've been waiting for them to re-run Elvis Costello and Lucinda Williams.

[GreenPartyVoter]

2. Cool!

[bbernardini]

3. I just downloaded this.

It's from one of those pesky sites where it's a pain to become a member, but I bet it's floating around all over the internets.

[Iggo]

4. Yeah, I saw some of that the other night...

...while I was watching the only music channel that still has music. (R.I.P. VH1 Classic.)

Anyway, I got my TiVo set for stun. Should be racked up by Friday night.

(When The Levee Breaks, eh? That does sound interesting.)

[Bake]

5. Alison sings lead on Levee ... it's a very spooky arrangement.

Plant appears to approve, I must say.

Bake

[hippywife]

6. Everything I've heard from

this duet album is spooky. I'm not likin' it at all.

[Iggo]

7. No way. I love spooky music.

Ever since Oh Brother Where Art Thou.