NPR podcast: Krauss and Plant: Opposites Attract on a Sweet CD

Posted October 31st, 2007 by admin

NPR : Krauss and undercover: Opposites Attract on a Sweet CD

I would in no way cause paired these two together. I love Alison Krauss but I've not at any time been a Robert Plant/Led Zeppelin fan (Stairway to bliss reminds me too much of weighty high school). Hearing the snippets of them singing together on this podcast makes me wish to believe this CD.

I shouldn't be surprised that I like this CD since it was produced my T-bone Burnett who has produced so many great artists - Tony Bennett, k.d.lang, the Wallflowers, O relative, Where aptitude Thou? soundtrack) including his wife, Sam Phillips.

The NPR place has three of the songs available for a hark to. I particularly liked Gone Gone Gone by the Every Brothers. Do listen to the interview if you can.

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