Robert plant
1969 Led Zeppelin debuted with its self-titled album in which Plant supposedly collaborated with the lyrics of the songs, but could not receive the corresponding credits due to his contractual obligations with the CBS label, still in force.[25] Regarding this information, there are some discrepancies between different writers such as Mick Wall, author of the Led Zeppelin biography, When Giants Walked the Earth; Even Page in an interview with Mojo magazine mentioned: "The most important thing about Led Zeppelin II is that until that moment I had contributed the lyrics. Robert hadn't written before and had a hard time doing it, which I thought was funny. Thus, on this second album, he first wrote the lyrics to "Thank You", because he told me that he wanted to have a participation in it to dedicate to his wife."[26] Despite controversy over his involvement in the lyrics of the first album, Plant contributed as a lyricist to all of the group's subsequent productions, often with a mystical touch.
About Robert plant
1969 Led Zeppelin debuted with its self-titled album in which Plant supposedly collaborated with the lyrics of the songs, but could not receive the corresponding credits due to his contractual obligations with the CBS label, still in force.[25] Regarding this information, there are some discrepancies between different writers such as Mick Wall, ...Read more