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Robert Plant and Allison Krauss will join Lady Antebellum on the new CD, Grammy Nominees 2009, released Tuesday in preparation for the Grammys on Feb. 8. Plant and Krauss are nominated in five categories, while Lady Antebellum received two nods, including one for best new artists. “Please Read The Letter” is the song featured on the album from Krauss & Plant. Lady A’s hit song, “Love Don’t Live Here,” will also be featured. Some of the biggest songs of the year from Coldplay, Sara Bareilles, The Eagles and Katy Perry are also on the 20-track album. The Grammys will air Feb. 8 on CBS at 8 p.m. EST. More information on nominees and performances is available here.
