Jack White Talks New “Acoustic Recordings” Album with NPR
Jack White talks about his first career-spanning compilation, an acoustic album of alternate takes and new tunes
Dig it: Detroit music icon Jack White, he of The White Stripes, The Raconteurs, The Dead Weather and the proprietor of Third Man Records, has released his first career-spanning compilation. It’s not a “Best Of,” it’s a survey of alternate takes, demos and new ideas. Acoustic Recordings 1998-2016 is a 26-track take on Mr. White’s song writing.
He spoke about it and more, recently, with NPR’s All Things Considered weekend edition guest host Ray Suarez.
Listen to it here.
But first!
Below you’ll find a couple must-watch videos, including a live acoustic performance (White’s first time doing it unplugged on national TV) on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon as well as the brand new video from one of the most acclaimed music video directors of all time, Michel Gondry, for the song “City Lights.”
Finally, if you’re a mega fan you’ll most definitely going to want to check out the super cool official Jack White Timeline, which you can find right here.
