Ep 311 - Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin, Pat Benatar, KC & The Sunshine Band, Boz Scaggs, Wolfman Jack and Demi Lovato

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This week: an exceptional late '70s interview with Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin as he talks about how Zeppelin got started.  Robert's in a great mood in this interview.  It's a must listen.  We also have KC & The Sunshine Band from 1977, Boz Scaggs reflecting on his biggest hit, "Lowdown", a very spirited Pat Benatar talking about being a woman in rock (and how many record companies rejected her), and a very enthusiastic Demi Lovato from 2013.  And Wolfman Jack tells the very funny story behind The Guess Who hit, "Clap For The Wolfman".

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