Alison Krauss

RINGO STARR And ALISON KRAUSS Are ‘THANKFUL’

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Reveries for the laziest day of the week

17 November 2024


Album artwork

84-year-old beatle RINGO STARR can’t stop making/playing music.
Besides his 22 solo LPs (new one included) he toured for years with
his All-Star Band, which had several legends line-ups.

The new full length, named Look Up will land on 10 January, next year.

We already heard first single Time On My Hands and here comes
another soft country one, called THANKFUL. It’s a duet with marvelous
American songstress Alison Krauss who also worked with Robert Plant
before (2 albums and a couple of tours).

Romanticism in duo.

Instagram – Spotify

ROBERT PLANT & ALISON KRAUSS Share New Single From Upcoming Album – ‘HIGH AND LONESOME’

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New striking strokes

9 October 2021

Artists: ROBERT PLANT and ALISON KRAUSS
Who: Former Led Zeppelin frontman & American bluegrass songstress.
They worked together before on 2007 album ‘Raising The Sand’

NEW ALBUM: RAISE THE ROOF
Out: 19 November 2021 via Warner Music.

Robert Plant (in an interview with Mojo): “The good thing with Alison and
I is that we’re a couple of kindred spirits. Most musicians form a band, then
they stay in the band until it’s over – 20 years, 30 years, 50 years, whatever it
is, and it starts to look really decrepit. With us, there’s nothing written in blood.
We were ready to do something new, and we knew how good it was before, so
we can just join up again and see where we go. We’ve got nothing to lose.”

New single: High And Lonesome

Funky groove, but where’s Alison Krauss?

Clap your hands, folks…..

ALISON KRAUSS: Facebook
ROBERT PLANT: Facebook

ROBERT PLANT & ALISON KRAUSS Announced New Album – Here’s The Lead Single ‘CAN’T LET GO’

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14 August 2021

Artists: ROBERT PLANT and ALISON KRAUSS
Who: Former Led Zeppelin frontman & American bluegrass songstress.
They worked together before on 2007 album ‘Raising The Sand’

NEW ALBUM: RAISE THE ROOF
Out: 19 November via Warner Music.

Robert Plant (in an interview with Mojo): “The good thing with Alison and
I is that we’re a couple of kindred spirits. Most musicians form a band, then
they stay in the band until it’s over – 20 years, 30 years, 50 years, whatever it
is, and it starts to look really decrepit. With us, there’s nothing written in blood.
We were ready to do something new, and we knew how good it was before, so
we can just join up again and see where we go. We’ve got nothing to lose.”

LEAD SINGLE: CAN’T LET GO

It’s a playful and totally catchy country
tune with a glimmering guitar sequence…

ALISON KRAUSS: Facebook
ROBERT PLANT: Facebook