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Robert Plant

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Just been listening to some Led Zep
and Wolvie who loves this band says he is from Stourbridge
and Vice chairman of Wolves

does he link to our BCC Plant

what a fabulous voice he has

Robert Plant not Wolvie
Wolvies sort of grates............. :?
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I used to see him in Franche Club in Kidderminster, in the 1980's socialising, and occasionly doing a bit of singing, he used to live in Wolverley, about 2 mile from me.
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Jimmy wrote:I used to see him in Franche Club in Kidderminster, in the 1980's socialising, and occasionly doing a bit of singing, he used to live in Wolverley, about 2 mile from me.


Wolvie says he sees him at the matches

told Wolvie to tell him about BCC.....

he must link to our Plants!
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Accordind to this he was born in West Brom.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Plant
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Noddy Holder was a roadie for Band of Joy!! :roll: That's what it says on Wiki wotsit!! Don't think so!!
A fella i grew up with, Micky Strode from Fairway Road Cakemore Estate, was guitarist with them.
If i recall , Robert Plant in the 60's was always trying to be "noticed". He finally succeeded.Some say he's the greatest Rock Singer ever.Me ? I think... well who cares what i think.The guy's a milionaire and vice chaiman of Wolverhampton Wanderers!!
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Jimmy wrote:I used to see him in Franche Club in Kidderminster, in the 1980's socialising, and occasionly doing a bit of singing, he used to live in Wolverley, about 2 mile from me.



We used to use the caravan site at Wolverly, and the pub! Love that villiage!
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snoopysue wrote:
Jimmy wrote:I used to see him in Franche Club in Kidderminster, in the 1980's socialising, and occasionly doing a bit of singing, he used to live in Wolverley, about 2 mile from me.



We used to use the caravan site at Wolverly, and the pub! Love that villiage!


Is that the one on the canal ?
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Antie Em wrote:
snoopysue wrote:
Jimmy wrote:I used to see him in Franche Club in Kidderminster, in the 1980's socialising, and occasionly doing a bit of singing, he used to live in Wolverley, about 2 mile from me.



We used to use the caravan site at Wolverly, and the pub! Love that villiage!


Is that the one on the canal ?


Yep, if memory serves it's called the Lock. Not very big but was okay when we used to go, don't ever recall seeing Robert Plant though (question is would I have recognised him if I had!),
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No - I wouldn't know him either - my ex knew him quite well from his days on the "circuit", but I never had the pleasure - did meet Roy Wood though, we bumped into him one day in a cafe in Stourbridge - nice bloke.

Anyway - back to the pub - yes it is the Lock, great food and lovely to sit outside in the summer talking to the folks coming through the lock. Met a couple from America who came over here every couple of years for a few weeks on the canals. Never tried it myself but would love " a go". Maybe add it to my bucket list for when I properly retire.
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Re: Robert Plant

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He modelled his hair after mine!
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MarkCDodd wrote:He modelled his hair after mine!


And I always thought it was natural :lol:
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Antie Em wrote:
MarkCDodd wrote:He modelled his hair after mine!


And I always thought it was natural :lol:



:lol: :lol:
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Re: Robert Plant

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He used to live in Causey Farm Road,Hayley Green, Halesowen. Lived near an old friend of mine. I think he lives in Trimperley , near Kidderminster, now.
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Re: Robert Plant

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Yes, I'm sure he does link in. I vaguely remember some of us looking into it a long, long time ago.
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