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Label Rounder
Release Date Sep 14, 2010
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Robert Plant revives the Band of Joy name for his new album, co-produced by and featuring Buddy Miller, whose fine guitar playing and presence on these tracks bring it close to being an actual collaboration.

Personnel:
Patty Griffin (vocals);
Darrell Scott (guitar, lap steel guitar, banjo, mandolin, accordion);
Marco Giovino (percussion).

Robert Plant - Band of Joy full album sampler


1. Angel Dance

2. House of Cards
3. Central Two-O-Nine
4. Silver Rider
5. You Can't Buy My Love
6. Falling In Love Again
7. Only Sound That Matters, The
8. Monkey
9. Cindy I'll Marry You Someday
10. Harm's Swift Way
11. Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down
12. Even This Shall Pass Away



Robert Plant's first full-length since 2007's Grammy-winning blockbuster Raising Sand with Allison Krauss (and T-Bone Burnett), the masterful Band of Joy (September 14, Rounder) explores a similar stylistic path: bluesy Americana, dark Appalachian folk and barstool roots rock but with a darker, grimier streak. Plant's vocals, a raspy instrument of nuance and unleashed power, binds it all together with producer and in-demand guitarist Buddy Miller aptly filling Burnett's role with moody intensity. In the end it is a uniquely American project shepherded by one of classic British rock's most revered and recognized singers.



"In America," says Plant, "whether it be Woody Guthrie, Fats Domino, the early Elvis, all those guys up in the mountains, music was coming out of the churches and from around the fireplaces, off the steam radio, onto the street, and it gambolled out." With Miller, vocalist Patty Griffin and a seasoned crew of Nashville's best session players, Plant makes sure that Band of Joy is, well, joyous: a celebration and glorious collision of various U.S. styles and one of the most remarkably truly soulful albums you'll hear this year. Lead track, a deep voodoo version of Los Lobos' "Angel Dance" is, we've opined, "a piping hot rhythmic shuffle steeped in dirty blues water...(with) Miller's Keith Richards-meets-Bo-Diddley muddy bed of rumbled riffs, Plant's restrained vocal soul and a gunshot backbeat from drummer Marco Giovino that practically blows a hole in the proceedings." Watch the 10-minute EPK here..."Angel Dance" video after the jump.
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