The singer had already included Led Zeppelin’s biggest hit among the songs he doesn’t sing “at all”; the presentation took place during an event organized by Andy Taylor, of Duran Duran
Singer Roberto Pianta surprised last Saturday, 21st, singing stairway to Heaventhe band’s biggest hit LED Zeppelin, for the first time in 16 years. The presentation took place during an event organized by Andy Taylorguitarist by Duran Duransecond New Musical Express.
The show took place in support of the Cancer Awareness Trust, an institute that supports the development of cancer research. cancer. Last year, Andy Taylor shared that he was diagnosed with a prostate cancer in an advanced stage.
In addition to Plant, other personalities, such as the musician Andrew RidgeleyFrom Wham!AND Guy Prattbassist of Pink fluid, attended the event. The presentation was broadcast live and subsequently published by Internet users on social media.
The last time the singer sang the song was during a band reunion in 2007. At the time, Plant, Jimmy Page AND John Paul Jones gave a presentation at London accompanied by Jason Bonhamson of John Bonhamon the battery, according to the information of Rolling Stone.
The singer has already commented several times on the differences he has with him stairway to Heaven, even though the song is one of the most iconic songs produced by the band. In an interview given to Estadao in 2015, the singer he included the hit among the songs he doesn’t sing “at all”.
stairway to Heavenwhich is part of the album Led Zeppelin IVsince 1971, has already faced a long plagiarism process, but the British band was cleared of the charges in 2020. At the time, Plant and Page were accused of copying the song’s opening riff. Bull, by the North American band Spirit. The panel, however, found that the agreements were not inherently similar.
Watch the presentation of stairway to Heaven by Robert Plant:
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