Few classic rock titans have figured out how to reinvent their old songs as effectively as Robert Plant. Together with Alison Krauss, the former Led Zeppelin frontman offers another take on the Memphis Minnie blues tune, reimagining it as an exotic, elemental dirge. Plant’s husky vocals lend an air of desperation to the performance, while Krauss’ evocative violin work nods briefly to Zeppelin’s “Friends” before propelling the song to a climactic rootsy stomp.
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