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Anthony Kiedis performs with the Red Hot Chili Peppers at the Paradiso in Amsterdam, Netherlands - 17th February, 1990. Photo by Frans Schellekens.
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While on tour in the US during July of 1977, Plant’s son Karac dies suddenly of a stomach infection. Forcing Zeppelin to cancel what would be their last U.S. tour. Plant spends a long time away from the group and many people believe that the group may have broken up. In late 1978 a refreshed Plant and other Zeppelin members begin rehearsing on their final studio album In Through the Out Door. All My Love - Appears on In Through The Out Door and on the first Zeppelin box set. The lyrics are a tribute to Plant’s son Karac who died in 1977. Performed by Zeppelin during the 1980 European tour.
Karac Plant, son of Robert Plant, dies of respratory (sic) failure at 6.
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