Episode 002 - The Folklore that Inspired Robert Plant

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Recorded28 Sep 2018

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The West Midlands folklore that inspired Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin! Stories of giants and dragons and fairies gathered from his Romani grandmother and his family's travels. Plus, 50 years ago this week, they began recording their eponymous debut album! Feel free to read more about it here: The West Midlands Folklore that Inspired Robert Plant

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