No Way! I Can't Believe He Sang It Again.
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Robert Plant did the unthinkable, he sang Stairway to Heaven, the Led Zeppelin classic, for the first time in 16 years! We never thought we would hear it sung live again by the legend himself, but he did it for a very good cause. Despite Led Zeppelin being one of the most famous rock bands ever, I still think Robert Plant is an underrated rock vocalist. I wish I was there to see this.
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Hi Mr Justin. Have you seen the video from the Beatles teasing their new song? There's a sentence I thought I'd never write.
Hi Justin loved the Darkness back in the Day….. great memories and your voice was the soundtrack of most of them.Just seen you’re playing in Brighton just down the road from me in Sussex in December. Never got to see you 1st time round any chance of getting some decent tickets x2 for me and the Mrs ? Want to be rocking it up close with you! Could you advise the best way / company/person to get tickets near the stage for December much appreciated mate 🤞🏻
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Always thought the British accent suited that song ,,just wouldn't be the same without it ..Hey your British maybe you could sing it i think you would do alright you know ?
I respect the hell out of you, Justin Hawkins. May you ride forever
Thanks Chris!
I have seen Plant on his last three tours. His performances and voice are still magical. He is such a natural performer....he adapts his vocals beautifully to his ability. And it's just perfection. He's a Golden God....forever.
I LOVE that he knows his limitations and works his arrangements out beautifully to suit his voice.. He's a master.
Man, the guitarist who played the solo wiping tears from his eyes, as the song was ending, had me sobbing. Legendary performance.
Kenwyn House, formerly of Reef, now in a band called Goldray - bloody brilliant guitarist!
He is one of three guitarists who played Stairway to Heaven with Robert LIVE EVER. And until that night there was only one. Yeah that's a pretty heady moment I can only imagine.
same here
I have such massive respect and admiration for Robert Plant. It's absolutely incredible how he has evolved through the decades. In his 20s, he was the original Golden God of Rock after whom so many rock singers have fashioned themselves. Now, in his mid-70s, he's the elder statesman of folk and bluegrass. The man carries himself with such poise, magic, and gravitas, that I want to call him Gandalf.
The Golden Gandalf of Rock
I dig music.... I'M ON DRUGS!
Thank you for covering this. I saw Plant perform last year and was truly staggered. He still possesses such class and talent. He's aged like a fine wine and I feel so lucky to have brought my 9 year old son to the show to witness a legend work his magic.
I watched the video last night funnily. People forget the man is 75 years old, and he still has an amazing voice. Led Zeppelin is my favourite band of all time, and this rendition doesn't detract from how he used to sing it, and the band always tweaked the songs live any way. I think he is a legend, and always will be. Much as your good self, Mr Hawkins.
Hey Justin, Just wanna say I started listening to your channel about a yr ago, around the same time I found out I had bowel cancer. The good news is the magnificent medical team successfully removed the tumour and I'm now cancer-free touch wood and hugely grateful. Your videos have really helped me get through this period. As a fellow guitarist and massive Classic Rock fan, I hugely appreciate your insight, generosity of spirit and sense of humour. Hats off to ya man ❤
nice one mate, onwards and upwards and a strong recovery, Wicka vibes🙌
Stay well you. Keep on keepin on👍🏻
always, keep it real, slainte brother,👍 @@BigBass-xf5yi
Man, you opened up about your cancer battle and Justin doesn’t even respond?
Damn..
Congrats on kicking cancers ass! You rock! 🤘🏻
Please do me a favor though and not only get your reg colon cancer scans but demand an all over scan at least once a year. Take care! ❤
There's no overstating the magnificence of Robert Plant ... he is eternal .. ♥♥♥
Watching this performance, a single fat, wet tear ran down my cheek. So many years have passed since I was a LZ obsessive, studying for my O Levels in Sussex in '79. Robert Plant has continued to create, evolve and explore. Not stuck in a time warp (unlike many), he continues to be curious, open and an utter legend. Still makes my pulse quicken a bit, too. Thanks, Justin, for this!! Big hugs from Italy x
I saw Plant with Alison K last summer… they sounded great and he sang five Zep songs… it was incredible. My wife and I wept a little because we never imagined we would hear him sing Zeppelin live… and sounding so good. He is a treasure
Your are absolutely so lucky! I want to see him live so badly .I hope he comes to my side of the pond again some day! I envy you and your wife .
Was my boy on the Les Paul crying at the end? That's beautiful man. Happy for him. What an honor to part of.
I don't think Robert Plant is taken for granted, more that he moved on musically and most of the Zeppelin fans didn't line up with the direction he took. I don't think it can be overstated how special Zeppelin is to everyone in rock! Plant obviously had a truly tragic departure from rock and seemed to find himself emotionally in a more folk world afterwards and that's great.
I think Plant has the greatest rock voice of that era. It wasn't too heavy, very accessible.
It helps when you have one of the greatest bands and songwriters . There were certainly better singers than plant. But it was the combination .
@@Gcssdvnkloiutescjimmy page has a lousy voice but ace on the guitar
@@GcssdvnkloiutescI have never heard page sing tbh, but I agree there must be better singers.
@@Gcssdvnkloiutescno way we’re there better singers than Plant. Guy had the greatest rock voice of all time in 1971.
@@smith9808 plant wasn’t even page’s first choice of a singer. There were many better singers. What the layman doesn’t understand is it’s the combination of a great band and great songs that make plant sound better than he really was. If he was such a great singer or the “best rock singer” he would of been huge before and after zeppelin, which he wasn’t.
That caught me off guard... I actually teared up a bit...for his lost youth?...for mine?...melancholy memories or just simple nostalgia...it was so emotional.
I met him randomly on the street at night and had a 15 minute conversation with him. He was coming from dinner at a restaurant and was wine tipsy. He spoke so much about John, and even sang for me in the street!
Oh holy cow! You must live in his village or close by….that’s extremely cool.
@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 Nowhere near him. This happened in Madeira, the island I am from. He was just visiting. Asked me for suggestions on where to go!
You are so lucky! What a wonderful experience.
Jimmy Page is really nice too! I randomly ran into him by the Design Museum in London when I was on vacation. Turns out he lives right next to it! He was walking a longer way to his home nearby through the park and I to the metro in the same direction. Had a great conversation about a current art exhibit there and he even took the time to look at some of my own visual art on my phone. We also did the obligatory 'I love your music' thing, but he seemed to enjoy talking about other kinds of art as well and not dwell on his old work with someone who is not deeply musically inclined. I got to tell the hostel I lost my keycard because he was kind enough to sign it with my eyeliner :D
@@merileopardisaksassa7030 That is SO AWESOME! What a great experience! I have tried to meet Jimmy before. Even went past his place when I was in London, and left some vinyl by his front door (which, looking back, mighta been too much). I might freak out if I met him though. It took all I had to contain myself with Plant.
Still to this day I remember the first time I heard Ten Years Gone. I was 8 years old and I woke up at like 8am and my mom (miss you mom❤️) was still up partying with some friends and that song came on. It stopped me on the stairs when I heard the guitar intro riff, with the drop D ( I had no idea what that meant then) and then when Robert sang, “Then, as it was, then again it will be”, it was like time stood still. I sat down on the stairs and listened to the whole song and from that point forward music meant something totally brand new to me. It changed me. That’s who Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Bonham and John Paul Jones are to me. Great video. Thank you.❤
I saw Robert Plant at a 600-seat venue in Brooklyn NY at the end of Lullaby and the Ceasless Roar tour. It was fabulous. I will "Fan-Girl" for this man for life!
Robert has been singing for ages and to think all these years later the man can still for the most part hit all the notes is stunning. Great stuff and always great to hear Robert singing, he is a true legend and timeless.
This was simply a joy to watch - both the epic original, and the satisfying reaction.
Robert plant. Magnificant, Mystical, Majestic. He is growing older with all the grace, spirit and wisdom of a musical wizard. My absolute hero ❤
Plant had the greatest rock voice ever between 69 and 72
I here those performances and I’m just left speechless by the power and range he had.
There’s soooooo many imitators but they never have that tone and feeling.
LZ 1 - Physical Graffiti will never be matched
i thought you meant his age for a second
Cheers Justin!Unlike other rockers his age Robert still delivers an authentic performance every time."
Literally one of the greatest songs of all time. Truly legendary and epic 🤘
If you could frigging hear it without interruption.
@jerryrobitaille1601 You can find the full, uninterrupted version quite easily on TH-cam and elsewhere. I thoroughly enjoy Justin's breakdowns, interruptions and all
this song isn't even a top 10 led zeppelin song
@@maxotto9877Yes it is
@@maxotto9877 Said no one, ever
Probably the most distinctive voice in musical history. TBH I can't always make out what he's singing on the Zep material but it doesn't matter, his voice is an instrument. He is still fashioning it through different and interesting genres. And he always sings with emotion and gives it his best. I've never seen or heard him just go through the motions. Hats off the RP and long may he continue bringing joy to the world of music. And thanks for the posting Justin. 🖖
In my opinion the greatest rock vocalist of all time
Thom yorke
That’s a big statement saying in musical history. I’d say there are a good number of people that still sound just as distinctive as they did at their peak/prime. His voice here isn’t anywhere near as good as it was. Elton John as an example. His voice is still really good and it’s just as distinctive as it was in the 70’s and 80’s
@@callumfriend2523 His voice is immediately identifiable. I never said there aren't other great vocalist or that his vocal range hasn't changed over time.
@@benjamindavis4974well, all time hasn't happened yet, but Bob is the best so far I'd venture.
A Robert Plant gig is an amazing, beautiful, almost spiritual experience. And compared to many of his peers, not an expensive one - it cost me just £45 to bag a front row seat to watch him last year.
In other news, I can’t wait for Justin’s reaction to the ‘new’ Beatles song and the music video released today. I cry every time I watch it. Good luck Justin...Hope you have a plentiful supply of Kleenex
Loved, loved, loved this as well as your reaction. I’m 61 and my biggest regret musically was never getting to see Led Zeppelin live. I did get to see Plant solo, Now and Zen tour. I believe it might have been the first tour where a plant felt comfortable singing Zeppelin songs again. He was AMAZING. Thank you
Same with me! When I finally was old enough to see them & they were coming my way, the devastating news of Bonzo was released. Heartbroken 💔
I'm 56 but have the same story. I saw him on that Now and Zen tour also, first and only sadly. That first note of In The Evening he sang I will never forget.
Plant's neighbors: This wasn't the 1st time in 16 years
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@@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain 🤣It sounded like he must've practiced at least a couple times!
⁵⁵th street
Lmao. Pictures him wailing in the shower. 😂❤
Did in my house 2005…. Ok that’s more than 16
I just saw Robert Plant live in Brighton this week with his current "Saving Grace" outfit and my gosh they were amazing. Every one of them outstanding musicians and Robert Plant was mesmerising as well as hitting every note under the sun. They have released no public material, asked the audience to keep phones away and no photos and filming and sold no merchandise at all. It truly was and is only about the music and it was immensely refreshing as an ethos as well as a stunning performance. I came home shaking my head saying "holy shit I've just seen Robert Plant" 😂😮😅
Love led zeppelin, Robert was my first ever concert in 2017 when I was 14
In 2012 when Led Zeppelin were honored by the Kennedy Center in the US -- as high as honors get for artists -- the show closed with a massive performance of this. The band is in the near balcony, and onstage Ann Wilson sang the living daylights out of it. By the time a huge chorus in bowler hats was singing the closing verse, Page was grooving and in awe, JPJ had that "ah yesssssss" look on his face, and Plant was clearly crying and trying to hold it together.
I read just a year or two ago that he felt this singular performance freed him from the song. That instead of it being an albatross, it was as though the universe took it in and he was just a long-ago conduit. Who can imagine what that was like for him, but I found it profound -- both how it weighed on him and how he was able to let it go.
It was once said “no one does Led Zep better than Heart!” haha
He’s full of shit, he just doesn’t want to sing it for Zep fans!
Plant said he was crying for John Bonham because Jason Bonham was playing drums. The performance caused the mourning for his friend.
Wow….that’s pretty profound. Few realize what a burden that song became for him. Like being a poet for decades but all,people wanted you to read was one you wrote in your youth….like the rest of your creations didn’t matter.
I'm a massive Zep fan, but that performance with choirs and everything is a very good illustration of why punk had to happen.
Robert Plant is an iconic rock singer! This song made me fall in love with rock, as a child during the 70’s. It was one of these songs that had me going emotional.
We're so spoiled from the luxury of being able to listen to it a million times. Range, dynamics, emotion, pitch, intonation ...the tight jeans, flowing hair, the rockstar aura before it was a thing.....he was the original, and will always be unmatched in my book.
I’ve seen Robert Plant perform live many times. There is just something different about him as a performer. He has this unbelievable presence onstage that I’ve never seen anyone else match.
The word legend is thrown around all too easily nowadays but for him, it is totally and completely accurate.
My all time musical hero and all round amazing man
I certainly can understand he is not in the same space, musically or otherwise, that he was in his 20s, now fifty years hence. Just thankful that he chose to revisit this gem for such a worthy cause.
Mr Plant is a lovely man.
Signed with A&M in 1987 with GUN and he was at the bar in the Hammersmith Palais where I couldn't get served, and he called the bar staff for me then helped me take our drinks over to the table and took the time to ask about the band and find out what type of stuff we liked, our names etc before he had to, in his own words with raised eyebrows and eyes rolling, "go and mingle".
Lovely man.
Props for staying in the original key! Nobody in his age range does that. Awesome
Did anyone notice the guitar player wiping his eyes? He knows he's watching a legend doing what legends do! Man, that guy is having a moment that any musician would die to have!
Robert is one of the all time greatest ❤️ he delivers otherworldly rock/ falsetto and soulful ballad vocals in those beguiling black country tones like no other ❤ What a joy to see this clip, and to hear one of my favourite musician/ performers review another so dear to our hearts 🙏💐
A masterpiece...timeless
The memories this song evokes in me are cherished beyond explanation.
Me too there all good it’s a magical song for sure
The humanity of his vocals (because the majesty of his youthful vocals is no longer possible) is what makes this version so special. Is there anyone else who was reminded of the “Stairway” version done by Ann and Nancy Wilson (with Jason Bonham on drums) at the Kennedy Center Honors?
Yes. Awesome performance. RP was in the audience.
Saw Robert Plant last night with Saving Grace. Although he didn't sing this, it was incredible. 75 and still got the voice. Suzi Dian and the rest of the band were epic too.
Lucky. He hasn’t t toured Saving Grace in the States since he had to cancel his 2020 tour…for which I had tickets. Allison Krauss two years in a row (I saw that show), but not Saving Grace. Wish he would come back with that show that was cancelled…..or work again with SSS…inLOVED the work he did with those guys….Justin Adams et al.
the guitar player with the white guitar, sunglasses and black head is Andy Taylor. He used to be in Duran Duran. When he quit he moved to America and became a producer. He has stage 4 prostate cancer, but it looks like he's having fun!
Saw Robert with Allison Krause this summer. He sang beautifully and still a great showman…he has such a great sense of humor :)
I’ve loved LZ and RP for more than 50 years. I listen to this and the years fall away. I watched this clip the other day and it was very emotional. RP is an absolute legend.
I love Percy, saw him perform with Saving Grace last year and then bumped into him the next day. Absolute legend, never gonna see Zeppelin but I’ll always cherish meeting him.
He is such a legend all of Zep are. What a force they were blowing minds across America.
10:15 The Les Paul guitarist completely crushed by the gravity of the moment that he is honoured to be part of!
Doesn't matter how many times I hear this, still gives me chills after all these years.
Bob's a lovely singer, and as the old vocal folds toughen with just nature and time things might get a bit papery - thin yet you as the listener have to hang on every note because it's an event. It's the heart of this guy.
The Legend. There is none greater. Talent and class all the way down.
I think he sounds great! Like his pitch is really good, and it feels and sounds natural
When CDs first came out, I got Led Zeppelin 4 on that format. Played Stairway over and over again... such a special song and Robert is a legend. Seen him live a few times and every time was epic!
I saw Plant live a couple of years ago. And it was so bloody brilliant and heartfelt. I'm not all keen on how they the guitarist is mucking up Black Dog, but it didn't matter that much because that night Pland did probably the most soulful version of Rain Song I've ever heard. He truly is a legend of our generation, and without a doubt he will always belong on top with Mercury, Marriot, Gillan, Dio, And Cocker. (I know that sounds like a wide spread of singers, but they were all bloody brilliant).
The man and the band are ABSOLUTE LEGENDS. There is no denial of that. A band that changed music in the best ways.
Robert Plant, constantly changing and chasing new things while always looking back with respect. Utterly joyful. Seeing him in a couple of weeks, expecting the unexpected.
The album "Mighty ReArranger" - Robert Plant and the Strange Sensation.
This album is a gem. I have heard these songs live and I was suspended in a cloud for 1 year because the concert was magical, in Spain, summer of 2007, on the Mediterranean Coast, MAGICAL....., UNFORGETTABLE, I am not exaggerating
My all time fav guy. Love him to the moon and back
Justin Hawkins, I watch you because of your refreshing brand of "realistic optimism".
One of the things I like about Plant's later solo stuff is that he isn't really trying to be a rock star any more. The blues/country/folk/world direction he's gone in suits him well, especially as his voice has aged.
I couldn't agree with you more ❤
So e things should be left alone. This is out of Plants range . He still sings blues stuff well. But this isn’t happening.
I gasped at the "And as we wind on down the road" part
So much is said about his voice, his performances. Can we take a moment to admire his lyrical brilliance?
His lyrics are on the level of an intelligent 12th grader that has read some literature (especially Tolkien and byron)
8:52 As a fellow musician, I know exactly what you mean. That resolution is what takes it from standard blues noodling to a transcendent melody, and it’s what inspired me (and countless others) to pick up the electric guitar in the first place.
Saw Robert play 10 years ago and he is criminally underrated as a vocalist like you said Justin. So glad he is still performing. One of the greatest to do it
I don't think he's underrated at all 🤔
Thank you for this!
Recently found Robert Plant’s Podcast and I am a bit obsessed with it because-his voice of course! But also hearing about where he was physically, mentally and creatively is fascinating to me. Just brilliant all the way round.
That song touches every part of me it’s so satisfying.
Robert Plant's voice is an instrument, and there's only one
Thank you for featuring this performance, Justin. This was totally amazing and so touching. Robert is a beautiful soul. 🙏 For me, although I absolutely adore Stairway, my favourite track of his for many personal reasons is 29 Palms. I have said for so many years Robert Plant has been under appreciate and taken for granted by so many, so thank you for drawing peoples attention to him again.
I had no idea this happened! Thanks for bringing us this legendary story! He was clearly emotional doing the song before he even got started. Just beautiful. I would love to hear him sing more of the songs he said he’d never ever sing again (especially with certain LZ bandmates). It’s timeless, beautiful rock music, and the fans would love it more than anything.
That was awesome! Was lucky enough to see Zeppelin at the Ahmet Ertugan tribute gig in 2007, presumably the last time he performed this.
with you on the jomo, yet no regrets for seeing page and plant live 20yrs ago, even well after their prime. nothing can diminish that oeuvre.
It's like if Geri Halliwell did "Wannabe" after all these years. Goosebumps.
Whole heartily agree with your comments. True legend.
Your chanel poped up in my feed and I thought that you looked familiar. I was hospitilaized after a acidet for a long time with lots of pain and long sleepless nights. I had a portable cd-player with headphones and it saved my life. Two cd s was going on repeat, maidens latest, dance of death and the darknes, permission to land.they saved me in my darkest hour. Thank You Justin. ❤
Another detail that I’ve admired about Robert is he never fell into the plastic surgery crap like way to many others have! I still think he’s a handsome man ❣️
Edit: Thank you Justin 🔥 I’m so glad I found your channel.
Once a great vocalist and he undeniably was, then always a great vocalist as long as the voice holds. I have had the great pleasure of seeing Mr Plant both in his heyday and more recently and the guy is simply phenomenal. He can still impart so much feeling in his vocals that you would have to be dead not to be moved to some extent.
Great take by Robert. As a bassist, it's nice to see Guy Pratt on bass also. Rock on!
Epic vocals without a backing track, this is true live music.
Yes, taken for Planted is true. Such an iconic part of everyone's growing up, listening to that song, album and rest of Led Zepp, astonishing that he can still do that. You had that look on your face, like a million memories just flooded back in and you were re-living them in the present time. That was awesome, thanks for sharing x
What a privilege to have been there. Love his work.
It's difficult to say underrated and Robert Plant in the same breath, however I do believe your choice of "taken for granted" is very appropriate and accurate.
Taken for Peter Granted, if you will. Ok. I’ll show myself out then.
Seeing the guitarist cry in the background make me tear up man
He's a shining golden god! What an absolute hero!
Dear Justin, it would be wonderful to hear you sing this song :)
I saw him a couple of years ago and he's still an amazing performer and always gets the best band together
Robert is a gift
The smile and nod to Plant from the singer on the left as the song ends!
Robert Plant is easily my favorite musician ever. His post-Zeppelin career is mostly spectacular.
The raw power of zepps live shows sends shivers down ones spine, Plant was and still is something else as vocalist.
What's happening with the darkness these days.
From london moved to Israel and came back to see Zep at Knebworth 1979 . The graetest concert i have ever been to and been to them all.
I still live in Israel.
I saw Robert Plant solo & Zeppelin (he performed 2 times) reunion 40th yr. anniversary ar MSG .from 5 row to Front Row...
Then MET Robert Plant & John Paul Jones took photos & heard them reminiscence i thought this. CANT BE REAL.....
even now , wow & those pictures are gold to me
My greatest concert experience in 37 years of attending concerts (started when I was 9), was being in second row a few years ago when Robert Plant last played Vancouver and he sang The Rain Song (my fave song of all time). It was immaculate and very much like the original version. It was a just pure and perfect moment.
when Robert took that last note i noticed how guitarist broke in tears on the background and i'm so genuinely jealous of him in a good way. What a unique moment and such a huge honor to hear the legend live
To be one of the few who got to experience this... wow!
Takes amazing confidence, at his stage in life, to perform this song.
Robert Plant is one of the greatest Blues Rock singers of all time. If anything, the Led Zeppelin was so big that they could never match their own success as soloist. But Plant will forever live on in the Pantheon of Rock Gods.
Plantheon
One of the few older artists still around who call still pull it off
I’m going to see Robert Plant Presents Saving Grace on Wednesday and simply can’t wait! I love how he’s constantly evolved over the years. If anyone reading this comment hasn’t listened to the podcasts he’s done called Digging Deep, please do yourself a favour, they’re an absolute treat!
My skin almost hurts from all the goosebumps...first I hear and see the new Beatles song and the mini documentary about the song and now Robert Plant sings Stairway To Heaven...And next week I'm going to the concert of The Darkness in Hamburg...I'm not cryin', you're cryin'...