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Robert Plant Shares Another Live Video Ahead of Tour
05/24/2013
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(hennemusic) Robert Plant is sharing more live video in advance of his upcoming US tour with The Senational Space Shifters. It's the third clip Plant has shared recently.

The singer has released performance footage of "Tin Pan Valley," from his 2005 album, "The Mighty ReArranger." Plant and the band launch their US dates at the Palladium in Dallas, TX on June 20, with shows wrapping up July 27 in Brooklyn, NY's Prospect Park.

The Sensational Space Shifters include Justin Adams (guitar, bendir, vocals), John Baggott(keyboards), Juldeh Camara (ritti, kologo, talking drum, vocals), Billy Fuller (bass guitar, vocals), Dave Smith (drums and percussion) and Liam "Skin" Tyson (guitar, vocals). Check out the clip here.

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