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Robert Plant<\/a> and his current band, Saving Grace, appeared on NPR’s Tiny Desk<\/em> show last month. Now, fans can watch his full five-song set, which included a version of Led Zeppelin<\/a>‘s “Gallows Pole.”<\/p>\n He also performed four songs from Saving Grace’s recently released self-titled album<\/a>: “Gospel Plough,” “Higher Rock,” “Everybody’s Song” and “It’s a Beautiful Day Today.”<\/p>\n In addition to Plant, Saving Grace consists of Suzi Dian (vocals, accordion), Matt Worley (guitar, banjo, cuatro, background vocals), Tony Kelsey (guitar), Barney Morse-Brown (cello) and Oli Jefferson (drums).<\/p>\n READ MORE:\u00a0<\/b>Ranking Every Robert Plant Solo Album<\/a><\/p>\n You can watch their full performance below, with “Gallows Pole” coming in around the 23 minute mark. Before playing the song, which appeared on 1970’s Led Zeppelin III<\/em><\/a>, Plant took a moment to acknowledge where he first heard of the traditional tune: via the American blues singer Lead Belly.<\/p>\n “His memory has lived on in all of the music that I’ve ever been near and been touched by,” Plant said.<\/p>\n Plant and Saving Grace are just about to finish a leg of U.S. concerts<\/a>, with the final date scheduled for Nov. 23 in Valley Center, California. After that, they’ll head back to their native U.K. for a run of shows that will last until Dec. 23.<\/p>\n Plant has said that he has more Saving Grace music stowed away.<\/p>\nAre Robert Plant and Saving Grace Touring?<\/h3>\n