Credits:

Robert Plant 、 Alison Krauss

Description:

The album features a number of songs by legendary artists and unsung heroes such as Merle Haggard, Alan Toussaint, The Everly Brothers, Ann Briggs, Geesey Wiley, and Bert Jansch, covered by two of the current music scene's finest. The album also includes the original song "High And Lonesome," co-written by Robert Plant and T Bone Burnett. Lucinda Williams' first recording, a cover of the classic "Can't Let Go" by Randy Weeks, was released with information about this latest release, and the stunning duet has already garnered much attention. The songs selected for RAISE THE ROOF alternately reflect deeply rooted influences and new discoveries for each artist.Robert Plant wanted to incorporate traditional English folk, which he has loved since his adolescence, and Alison Krauss said that when she heard "Quattro (World Drift In)" by Calexico, a leading Americana artist, "the moment we heard this song, we We knew we were going to make another album," he said. We wanted this album to have movement. We wanted to inject a different personality into the sound, so we got other people involved in the production. We brought it back into the studio and breathed new intimacy into the harmonies. Let's sing it! It's like a vacation. I'm taking you to a perfect place where you never expected to be.

Tracklisting:

1.Quattro (World Drifts In)
2.The Price of Love
3.Go Your Way