Robert Plant is back with his first album since 2007's six time
Grammy Award winning Raising Sand.

The new album titled Band Of Joy picks up where the critically
acclaimed roots rock of Raising Sand left off; platinum sales in
NZ, 700,000 in the UK and 3 million worldwide, scooping the Grammy
for Album of the Year.

A timeless plunge into authentic Americana, the album was co-
produced by Plant and Nashville legend and guitarist Buddy Miller.
"Buddy's integral to this album, you can hear his taste all over
the instrumentation," enthuses Plant. "Buddy's zone is beautiful,
with alot of reflections going back into mid-Fifties rockabilly,
the singing fishermen and all the great country stuff, along with
the soul and R&B from Memphis."

Band Of Joy features intriguing new interpretations of songs from
a wide range of sources. Opening with a throbbing rendition of Los
Lobos's 'Angel Dance', the album encompasses the glittering drone-
rock of Low's 'Silver Rider' and 'Monkey', the Fifties-style country
gospel harmonies which transform The Kelly Brothers' Sixties soul
classic 'Falling In Love Again', the desolate banjo-driven
interpretation of 'Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down', the transplanted
English/Appalachian folk ballad 'Cindy, I'll Marry You Some Day', and
jangling blues imagery of 'Central Two-0-Nine'.

Robert Plant's most eclectic work so far, in a career that has
constantly embraced the unexpected, it's an album which takes in
continents of influence and oceans of emotional depth, taking the
explorations of Raising Sand into bold new territory.

Tracks:
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.The Only Sound That Matters
8.Monkey
9.Cindy, I'll Marry You Someday
10.Harms Swift Way
11.Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down
12.Even This Shall Pass Away