Talk and song from early days
This is the place to start, and this is the man to start the journey through Birmingham's music scene, past and present,
with. From The Band of Joy, to the remenants of The Yardbirds, through, Led Zeppelin to The Priory of Brion, and thus to his
current band, Strange Sensation, Robert Plant has been there, at the forefront, the familiar voice soaring through every song
he sings, whether it be traditional blues, traditional folk (yes it's true, click here to see Bob fronting Fairport Convention)
We'll be touching on all the phases of Plant's career, though most of the photographs
will be of Bob as he is now, we, here, at Brum Beat feel, that enough has been written about Led Zeppelin, to last
a life time or two, which is not a bad thing by any means, but there is no real need to add anything else. There will
be a couple of pictures of course, and a couple of links, but there are other stages that need to be looked at too
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The Snackerie or "Alex's pie stand"
as it was more widely known, was
a popular spot in central Birmingham
during the 1960s for members of
local groups to grab a hot meal
after a late night engagement

Local pop music
groups of the 1960's
including, Listen,one
of RP's first bands
and, of course Band of Joy
plus the many other aggragates
that gave Birmingham the
high profile in rock music,
that continues to this day
An Open Ear On The Past
Robert Plant, Band Of Joy
MIGHTY REARRANGER · The Move The Idle Race
The Magnificent Moody Blues
Denny Laine ... our take on
the Birmingham music scene
in the 1960's
the influence that
the early years of
rock 'n' roll had on
the development of
the Birmingham music
scene.
a second volume on
the people, places
and passion that drove
60s Birmingham on
through rock 'n' roll's
finest decade
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