[Led Zeppelin] Robert Plant's Lifestyle ★ 2021

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00:00I thought we might be a little shaky because we always

00:04are so self-analytical

00:07that the first wrong note we go

00:09Robert Plant is an English singer, songwriter and musician

00:13Plant's best known as Led Zeppelin's lead vocalist

00:17but he's also enjoyed great success in his solo endeavors

00:20as well as with Strange Sensation, The Band of Joy

00:23The Sensational Space Shifters and Alison Krauss

00:27His signature, powerful wide vocal range and his trademark high-pitched singing

00:32have led to Plant being regarded as one of the best singers

00:35in the history of rock and roll

00:37And in 2009, a poll conducted by radio station Planet Rock

00:42named him the greatest voice in rock

00:44Robert was named the greatest metal vocalist of all time

00:48by Hit Parader magazine in 2006

00:50He came in at number 15 on Rolling Stone magazine's 2008 list

00:55of the 100 greatest singers of all time

00:58Additionally, when Rolling Stone asked readers to vote for their favorite lead singers of all time

01:03Plant took the number one spot

01:05So it doesn't matter, we tried returning to the small gigs

01:09disastrously once in England

01:12when everybody was going, oh, big time, you know

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01:26His full name is Robert Anthony Plant CBE

01:30but is also known as the greatest metal vocalist of all time

01:34He was born on August 20th, 1948

01:37in West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England

01:39making him age 72 at the time of this production

01:42He stands at 1.86 meters or 6 feet 1 inches tall

01:47For an iconic sex symbol like Robert Plant

01:51one would assume that he would always have dreamed of being some sort of musician

01:55aiming for the world's stages

01:57Well, as it turns out, Plant's early years were spent in books

02:01with the rocker choosing stamp collecting as a hobby rather than music

02:05Plant is interested in Welsh history

02:08He donated money to the creation of a bronze statue of Welsh Prince Owain Glyndwr

02:13at Pennell Church near Mackinlith in Wales

02:15unveiled in September 2004

02:17In the New Year Honours List 2009

02:21Plant was appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire

02:24for services to music

02:26and on July 10th, 2009

02:28invested by the Prince of Wales

02:30On August 14th, 2009

02:33football club Wolverhampton Wanderers

02:35announced that Plant was to become the club's third vice president

02:39Plant officially received the honor

02:41before kickoff at the club's first match of the season

02:44against West Ham United

02:45Plant was 5 years old when he first visited Molyneux Stadium

02:49He recalled in an interview with his local paper

02:52The Express and Star in August 2010

02:54I was 5 when my dad took me down for the first time

02:58and Billy Wright waved at me

02:59Honest, he did

03:00And that was it

03:02I was hooked from that moment

03:03In 2020, Plant donated toward frontline medical supplies

03:08during the COVID-19 pandemic

03:09The money went to the GoFundMe page

03:12of a small clothing manufacturer in Kidderminster, England

03:15that makes scrubs for local hospitals

03:17Plant married Maureen Wilson on November 9th, 1968

03:21The couple had three children

03:23daughter Carmen Jane, born 1968

03:26who later married Charlie Jones

03:28Plant's bass player for solo tours

03:30and sons Carrick Pendragon, 1972 to 1977

03:34and Logan Romero, born 1979

03:37The couple divorced in August 1983

03:40Sadly, in 1977, during Led Zeppelin's U.S. tour

03:45his 5-year-old son, Carrick, died of a stomach illness

03:48The song All My Love, co-written with John Paul Jones

03:52is a tribute to him

03:53In 2010, Plant began a relationship

03:57with singer-songwriter Patty Griffin

03:59and moved into her Austin, Texas home

04:01They split up in 2014

04:03and Robert returned to England

04:05How do you maintain your voice?

04:08I go to a lot of soccer games

04:10You do?

04:11Yeah

04:11And you learn how to chant

04:14You learn how to be disreputable, vulgar

04:17You meld with all your brothers

04:19and your voice gets really strong

04:21It's a little muscle in here

04:22Robert Plant was born Robert Anthony Plant

04:25on August 20, 1948

04:27in West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England

04:29He grew up with Mother Annie

04:31Father Robert, a civil engineer

04:34and Royal Air Force veteran

04:35and Sister Allison in Halesowen, Worcestershire

04:38Robert loved singing and music as a child

04:41and wanted to be like Elvis Presley

04:43trying to emulate him at just 10 years old

04:46Plant attended King Edward VI Grammar School for boys

04:50but left in his mid-teens

04:51and became interested in blues music

04:53At his father's behest

04:55Robert began training to be a chartered accountant

04:57but quit after two weeks

04:59and moved out of his parents' home

05:00at the age of 16 to attend college

05:02and explore the local blues scene

05:04He worked for Woolworths in Halesowen

05:07and Wimpy Construction Company in Birmingham

05:09and he recorded three singles with CBS Records

05:12Plant began singing with the crawling Kingsnakes

05:15and other bands which led to him meeting future Led Zeppelin bandmate John Bonham

05:20Robert and John were in Band of Joy together

05:23before they both joined Led Zeppelin

05:25Plant met Jimmy Page in 1968

05:28when Page was looking for a lead singer for his band

05:31The New Yardbirds

05:32Jimmy asked Robert to join the band

05:34after hearing him sing

05:35Somebody to Love by Jefferson Airplane

05:37The New Yardbirds later became Led Zeppelin

05:41and included Plant on lead vocals

05:43Page on guitar

05:44John Paul Jones on bass

05:46and John Bonham on drums

05:47The band signed with Atlantic Records in 1969

05:51They released their debut album

05:53Led Zeppelin

05:54which reached number 6 on the UK charts

05:56and number 10 on the US charts

05:58They followed up their debut with

06:008 more studio albums

06:02including Houses of the Holy

06:041973

06:05Physical Graffiti

06:081975

06:09and In Through the Outdoor

06:131979

06:14As well as the 1976 concert film

06:19The Song Remains the Same

06:21Led Zeppelin's 1971 classic

06:24Stairway to Heaven

06:25is considered one of the greatest songs of all time

06:28and the band released several other popular singles

06:31such as

06:31Whole Lotta Love

06:321969

06:33Ramble On

06:38Black Dog

06:431971

06:44and Rock and Roll

06:481972

06:49The band went on to sell an estimated 200 to 300 million records

06:56and they disbanded after Bonham died of pulmonary aspiration in 1980

07:01In the decades since Bonham's passing

07:04Plant, Page and Jones

07:05have occasionally performed together with John's son Jason on drums

07:09and Page and Plant released two albums

07:11No Quarter and Walking into Clarksdale

07:14and toured together in the 1990s

07:16Robert released his first solo album

07:19the certified platinum Pictures at 11 in 1982

07:22and recorded five more solo albums before forming the band Strange Sensation

07:27He recorded 2002's Dreamland and 2005's Mighty Rearranger with Strange Sensation

07:33then collaborated with bluegrass country singer Alison Krauss on 2007's Raising Sand

07:39which went on to win five Grammys

07:41In 2010, Robert Plant and Band of Joy released the album Band of Joy

07:46which earned Robert two Grammy nominations

07:49Andy released Lullaby and The Ceaseless Roar 2014

07:53and Carrie Fire 2017 with The Sensational Space Shifters

08:00In the early 1980s, Plant formed the Honey Drippers with Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck

08:05The band released the EP The Honey Drippers Vol. 1 in 1984

08:09and it reached number four on the Billboard 200 chart

08:13Robert's most commercially successful post-Zeppelin album was 1988's Now and Zen

08:19which went triple platinum in the US and gold in the UK

08:22Robert launched Digging Deep, the Robert Plant podcast in June 2019

08:27On each episode, he discusses a different track from his back catalogue

08:32The people that you knew don't bother to go anymore

08:34so you've got this young bunch of guys going

08:36What up, Rob? What you think, mate?

08:39Which is marvelous to me and I well up with tears

08:42Robert Plant's net worth is $200 million

08:45Plant once lived in an 11-acre estate in Pinal in the UK

08:50He currently resides at Shatterford near Bootle in the Wire Forest District of Worcestershire

09:03Plant also owned property in Austin, Texas while he lived there with Patty Griffin

09:07The cars Plant is owned include an Aston Martin DB5

09:12Aston Martin, Texas when he found the

09:40a Range Rover Vogue,

09:58a Toyota 2000 GT,

10:08an Audi S8,

10:10and a Bentley Turbo R.

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