You’d think fame and brilliance would fix it

Cruising around on YouTube I found this video for the Alison Krauss-Robert Plant collaborative album “Raising Sand.” The remarkable part? Robert Plant talks about how intimidated he was, saying that he is used to hiding behind a microphone.

It’s funny. In the back of my head, I guess I assumed that after a certain point nothing would phase you any longer, that you’d become immune to intimidation, at least in your field.

But Robert Plant is just a guy with a great voice and a lot of history. He’s not Superman.

It’s depressing. There isn’t really a rainbow with a pot of self-assurance at the end of it, a pot of contentment. There’s always doubt.

Damn.

2 thoughts on “You’d think fame and brilliance would fix it”

  1. Woo-hoo! I can finally reply!

    Steve got me the cd for Christmas and I love it. The song “Killing the Blues” is a particular favorite right now.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Time limit is exhausted. Please reload the CAPTCHA.