It's October 17, 1981, and children all over the UK are settling down to watch Tiswas, the much-loved, ever-anarchic TV show that graced screens between 1974 and 1982.
Joining host Sally James on the show are former Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant and serial drummer-for-hire Cozy Powell, who, unbeknownst to the wider world, have just started working at Rockfield Studios in Wales on what would be Plant's debut solo album, Pictures at Eleven (Powell would play on two songs, Slow Dancer and Like I've Never Been Gone).
