ROBERT PLANT Happy To Be Recording For A Smaller Label

May 9, 2005

Launch Radio Networks reports: Former LED ZEPPELIN frontman Robert Plant releases his new solo album, "Mighty Rearranger", tomorrow (Tuesday, May 10). It's Plant's first outing on Sanctuary Records, and a step away from the major labels he's worked with in the past. But Plant says that these days a smaller company is the way to go. "Stay away from a major label," he told Launch. "You know, you've got to be able to deal with people who are telling the truth. You can't be in a position where, if things aren't happening for you within four weeks, you're history and you're left dangling forever. I know quite a few artists of my era who are in that position now, who just can't get away."

Plant is accompanied on "Mighty Rearranger" by his latest band, the STRANGE SENSATION.

Plant and company kick off a North American tour on June 15 in Providence, Rhode Island.

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