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Met dank aan de originele posters indien het niet door mij geript is...
Thanks to the original posters if not ripped by myself...

01 - Robert Plant - Saving Grace - Chevrolet.flac 
02 - Robert Plant - Saving Grace - As I Roved Out.flac 
03 - Robert Plant - Saving Grace - It's a Beautiful Day Today.flac 
04 - Robert Plant - Saving Grace - Soul of a Man.flac 
05 - Robert Plant - Saving Grace - Ticket Taker.flac 
06 - Robert Plant - Saving Grace - I Never Will Marry.flac 
07 - Robert Plant - Saving Grace - Higher Rock.flac 
08 - Robert Plant - Saving Grace - Too Far from You.flac 
09 - Robert Plant - Saving Grace - Everybody's Song.flac 
10 - Robert Plant - Saving Grace - Gospel Plough.flac 
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Exystence Review ---------------
Robert Plant – Saving Grace (2025)
Filed Under: alt-country, blues, folk-rock by exy — 12 Comments
September 25, 2025

Birthed via a Black Country communion which saw Robert Plant and his new, largely unknown bandmates enjoy a lengthy courtship off-radar, Saving Grace feels guileless, almost serendipitous.
What might happen, Plant mused, if he shipped what he’d learned from T Bone Burnett, Alison Krauss et al home and duetted on choice blues, alt-country and folk covers with Brum-born former
music teacher, Suzi Dian? Across 10 intimate songs deftly ornamented by guitarists Matt Worley and Tony Kelsey and cellist Barney Morse-Brown, magic happens.
As much avuncular vibe-master as Golden God, Plant cedes some lead vocal terrain to Dian (‘Too Far from You’) and Worley (Blind Willie Johnson’s ‘Soul of a Man’) while bringing extra gravitas
to The Low Anthem’s ‘Ticket Taker’, blowing raw harp, and re-inventing Low’s ‘Everybody’s Song’ as a psychedelic raga.
This is Plant as enthused musicologist, sharing inspirations, passing batons.
— MOJO