Robert Honsley

When Led Zeppelin hung it up in 1980, Robert Plant wasted no time in mounting a solo career that would exceed all expectations. The singer went beyond the blue-rock format he was famous for, exploring variances of Celtic and English folk, American blues, early rock 'n' roll, psychedelic rock and jazz as well as Arabic, Moroccan, West African, Indian — you name it. To commemorate Plant’s illustrious run, Rhino has reissued all nine of his solo albums with bonus tracks and expanded packaging. Yeah, that’s right, we’re talking Pictures At Eleven, The Principle Of Moments, Shaken 'N' Stirred, The Honeydrippers Volume 1, Now & Zen, Manic Nirvana, Fate Of Nations, Dreamland, and even his most recent disc from 2005, Mighty Rearranger.

The sound of Robert and the Roboters is a marvelous mix of instrumental 60s European beat, surf, lounge, easy listening, tango, twang, polka and much more other varieties of music from all over the world. They specialize in playing eastern European traditional melodies along with some typical 21 century craziness…

Robert Berry’s latest effort through Magna Carta Records is a compilation of his contributions on several tribute albums that the record label had done in the past. This compilation is appropriately titled "Prime Cuts", showcasing his talents of reworking some classic works of Yes, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Jethro Tull, Rush and ELP. This is a fantastic compilation for fans of Robert Berry, who may not want to have the full albums from which these tracks are from.