Robert Plant was one of the first Rock and Roll singers with an incredible vocal range that showed musicians all over the world what they could do with their vocals in the songs. He was an important part of Led Zeppelin\u2018s success, that took all the sound that Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham were making with their instruments to another level. Plant inspired countless singers over the decades and he gave his opinion on many of them during his career. One of them was the late legendary Queen vocalist Freddie Mercury.<\/p>\n
What is Robert Plant\u2019s opinion on Freddie Mercury:<\/p>\n
Robert Plant not only admires Freddie Mercury for his incredible vocal skills but also for his incredible stage presence as he said in a quote on Mercury\u2019s official website. \u201cThere\u2019s so few people behind the glamour who really make it as true performers. It\u2019s a very strange thoroughbred condition to be a successful musician and still be able to project it with confidence. Freddie had that, and there\u2019s not many people who have had it,\u201d Robert Plant said.<\/p>\n
The Led Zeppelin frontman was lucky enough to have been part of the historical Freddie Mercury tribute concert at Wembley Stadium in 1992 that gathered many famous artists. Alongside Brian May, John Deacon and Roger Taylor he performed the classic Queen songs \u201cInnuendo\u201d from the album of the same name released in 1991, and \u201cCrazy Little Thing Called Love\u201d from the 1980 record \u201cThe Game\u201d. While playing those tracks live the band included bits of the two classic Zeppelin tracks \u201cKashmir\u201d and \u201cThank You\u201d.<\/p>\n
Freddie wrote \u201cInnuendo\u201d as a tribute to Led Zeppelin according to Robert Plant<\/p>\n