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Why Robert Plant Hates the Ukulele
Robert Plant explained why he hated the ukulele as a result of an on-tour experience he’d rather forget.
The Led Zeppelin singer also reinforced his refusal to write a memoir during the latest episode of his
“I’m sad to hear that,” Plant told cohost Matt Everitt, who said he’d spent his lockdown trying to master the ukulele. When Everitt responded that it was a “great instrument,” Plant replied: “Oh, no, no,” and recounted an event from a tour with the Sensational Space Shifters.
“Skin Tyson, who sometimes masquerades in Cast, he took that feckin’ thing on the road,” he said. “And because he’s a Scouser [from Liverpool], we had to hear every single Liverpool song from ‘She Loves You’ to ‘Ferry Cross the Mersey’ to God knows what on ukulele in every dressing room.”
“I’ve dreamt that I’ve been back with old friends, quite a lot, like
John Bonham, like my father, my son [Karac] who left [in 1977] when he was five,” Plant said. “And they’ve been magnificent moments of great relief.”
Plant continued, addressing the challenge staying in one place has had on someone like himself who is so accustomed to touring the world and traveling. Not that he s complaining, he added, but the pandemic has left him with a powerful feeling of restlessness.
Unable to physically travel, he s made up for lost miles in his dreams.
“But it does create some sort of energy in me that I’ve had to maneuver into another part of my being – subjugate it, stick it in a corner, Plant said. Because I was always on the go, always planning the next thing. So it seems that when I’m asleep sometimes, I’ve been in a really great place … and I’ve gone somewhere, and now I’ve got to get back to wherever it was, and I’m making my way back through
“I’ve dreamt that I’ve been back with old friends, quite a lot, like
John Bonham, like my father, my son [Karac] who left [in 1977] when he was five,” Plant said. “And they’ve been magnificent moments of great relief.”
Plant continued, addressing the challenge staying in one place has had on someone like himself who is so accustomed to touring the world and traveling. Not that he s complaining, he added, but the pandemic has left him with a powerful feeling of restlessness.
Unable to physically travel, he s made up for lost miles in his dreams.
“But it does create some sort of energy in me that I’ve had to maneuver into another part of my being – subjugate it, stick it in a corner, Plant said. Because I was always on the go, always planning the next thing. So it seems that when I’m asleep sometimes, I’ve been in a really great place … and I’ve gone somewhere, and now I’ve got to get back to wherever it was, and I’m making my way back through
“I’ve dreamt that I’ve been back with old friends, quite a lot, like
John Bonham, like my father, my son [Karac] who left [in 1977] when he was five,” Plant said. “And they’ve been magnificent moments of great relief.”
Plant continued, addressing the challenge staying in one place has had on someone like himself who is so accustomed to touring the world and traveling. Not that he s complaining, he added, but the pandemic has left him with a powerful feeling of restlessness.
Unable to physically travel, he s made up for lost miles in his dreams.
“But it does create some sort of energy in me that I’ve had to maneuver into another part of my being – subjugate it, stick it in a corner, Plant said. Because I was always on the go, always planning the next thing. So it seems that when I’m asleep sometimes, I’ve been in a really great place … and I’ve gone somewhere, and now I’ve got to get back to wherever it was, and I’m making my way back through
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