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Thursday, June 23, 2016

Robert Plant - 2006-06-23 - Beacon Theatre, NY (SBD)

Robert Plant
with Ian Hunter
2006-06-23
Beacon Theatre
New York, NY
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. In The Evening
02. Stage Banter
03. Bummer In The Summer
04. Johnny Echols introduction #1
05. What Is and What Should Never Be
06. stage banter
07. The Old Man
08. Ian Hunter Introduction
09. For What It's Worth
10. Stage Banter
11. When Will I Be Loved
12. Johnny Echols Introduction #2
13. A House Is Not a Motel
14. Stage Banter
15. Can't Help Falling In Love
16. Stage Banter
17. Hey Joe
18. Stage Banter
19. 7 And 7 Is
20. Stage Banter
21. Ramble On

Robert Plant - 2006-06-23 - Beacon Theatre, NY (SBD)

A decade ago this very day, Robert Plant was the headliner at the Benefit For Arthur Lee concert at New York's Beacon Theatre, a show which raised money for Lee's medical expenses from his bout with leukemia. Plant was joined by Ian Hunter during his set. As captured in this soundboard recording, Plant performed thirteen songs – five from Arthur Lee & Love, five from his days with Led Zeppelin, and three others, including a duet with Ian Hunter on For What Its Worth.  The former Led Zep front man told the audience of his great admiration for Arthur Lee, dating back to the mid-'60s. Unfortunately, Lee died of his illness just six weeks after the concert.

1 comments:

Anonymous said...

Speedy,

What a great show! I got tickets with my friends & we had a blast at the Beacon that night. Garland Jeffries, Yo La Tengo, Nils Lofgren & Ryan Adams & The Cardinals were on the bill with Ian & Robert. Plant didn't come on until around midnight or so. Well worth the wait that's for sure. Plant was on fire! It's too bad Arthur Lee passed away not long after that. It would have been great to see him play live.

All the best,

Steve

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