Totally agree. I was a kid in the 60's and early 70's and turned 20 in the early 80's 🎉🥳🍾🎈👯

I was lucky enough to meet him at radio clyde studios in Glasgow about 8 months after this when he was promoting 'pictures at 11', he couldn't have been nicer, signing autographs and posing for photos.

Really? I like him though!

Robert Plant and Cozy Powell on Tiswas (1981) 2359pm 18.9.22 sadly varter would not let me watch tiswas. so i have no concept of tiswas, your mind set or birmingham. and the automotive society is a no-no. frank carson was rubbish... as was you ama so said the why dont you... norn kid who couldn't comprehend why i wouldn't watch why dont you eire...

He used to go in The Mitre in Stourbridge. He knocked my pint over once! Couldn't have been more appologetic and bought me another one straight away!

and the best British rock singer that ever was

Huh?! If there’s one thing Cozy Powell was not, it’s under appreciated…

@@OlafProt Ian Paice??

Good but no bonzo​@@jamsheadaziz3999

Den Hegarty from Darts at 9:48 as well!

And so many stars agreed to join in on the madness

So true, yep, thanks to my previous husband, we often sat down in front of this show. How life changed.

Red eyed still stoned from the night before adults at that! Lol

Some of the jokes were adult to.

Can't think why . ( Sally James )

And there was the short lived night time version

Gives a new meaning to Custard Pie, eh?

Could be better - Cozy with Robert on stage, but its impossible.

@@michaelstephen819 "I just want a piece of your custard pie." -Led Zeppelin.

Thank you! What a great thing to have to remember!

haha great stuff

you had a VCR back in 1981 ? Wow , probably cost 10 G's back then.

I have a vague memory that my dad was able to hire one from Radio Rentals - or an equivalent - just for the weekend. I certainly remember having the tape and being incredibly frustrated that I couldn't actually watch the thing for some considerable time afterwards ...

You lucky kid...any memorabilia from it? Signed records, posters or scrap book autograph? Wow, what a memory....gotta love it

Yes, so cute.

Bloodclarts outbred them

The timing was right BUT I think Led Zepplin was a blood oath, either Jimmy, Robert, Bonzo and John Paul wers Led Zepplin or there was no Led Zepplin

@@saralemirande3504 I heard they considered Barriemore Barlow.

That would have been EPIC! My two all time heroes (being a drummer)

oh yes!! i was 25/6 at this time sally was the sexiest lady ever in that ringmasters outfit!!!!!!!oohhhh yeah!

Crazy!

Yeah Cozy should have played more on Plant's first album...

Nick Simpson Actually sad to see him like that only 1 year after LZ split up

He us a dad and knows the pain of losing a child

Cozy😍

He almost was - he took some time out from Splinter Group in 98 to rehearse with Page and Plant...

Unfortunately,Cozy was killed in a car accident. I saw him with Black Sabbath in 1990,and he played a amazing drum solo!... Real rock star's!

@Greg Hubbard Jason can't really even do it. Don't be silly. Jason only gives the impression he can because he tries to meticulously study his father. Jason doesn't swing like a bastard in his natural state though. Plus, Jason's fills generally are generic.

It also helped to sell a few albums as well me muka!!I used to have a Chopper bike.

Mmmmmmmmm DEFINETLEY

Such a pity the weather isn't dry and sarcastic with it...

facebook.com/CozyPowellBirthdayBash/posts_to_page Epic!

allen walker replied: "Draw a hexagon. The cosine is square root of .75. Add one (the opposite arc) and look up the speed of light in miles persecond."

@@JJONNYREPP cozy more handsome

@@robertcarli1969 Robert Plant and Cozy Powell on Tiswas (1981) 0247am 2.11.22 at least they got the stars on that tawdry and ad hoc show. even if it was too bloody early for most of 'em to comprehend what was going on...i wasn't particularly allowed to watch this tiswas thing. no idea why. and it shows!! you can tell those who weren't tiswas aficionados - they sit in corners in pubs and grimace at folk or try to get jobs with the civil service even though they're well past that level of spite, they lifeless sporrans of cynicism and have no time for the joys of others. they harbour grudges like fleas. they stink!!! they just end up becoming would-be sophisticates... the only thing i will say, in a tiswas-less life's favour - is that they, the absentee-ists, never suffered from acne as youths. noel edmonds has something about him which has the child shun spots and worries about gurls or homework... it is to my life's detriment that i never saw this show, tiswas, in it's entirety. just as i allus fell asleep before the porno based animation was aired via O.T.T (the adult version of tiswas)... how one gets to see aspects of O.T.T and then is forced to forgo tiswas as a youth - who knows... safe to say if yer watched m.o.t.d then yer were safe - as that cancelled out most aspects of televisual woes. as for the beauties of cozy and plant - no comment. the wonders of the band member passed me by. i am not one for mooning over pop or rock stars. they may as well have paper bags on their heads for all i care about their comeliness. 1981? i would have been 9 years of age - it was my tiser and crisps stage of life. p.s are folk still allowed to perv over sally james? p.p.s the sooty and sweepshow also managed to get strange, incongruous stars to enter the fray... light entertainment is and odd cove. pity they've nigh-on killed it.

Gordon Astley was superb as a breakfast time host on our local radio in the Midlands in the late 70's-early 80's.