Jack White - No Name - VINYL LP

Recorded on the stairway of Jack White's home in the Indian Village neighborhood of Detroit, this album features marimba, tympani, mandolin and bells, as well as the usual guitar and drums and piano. Described by someone as an Inchoddball masterpiece,Inch it was not commercially released on vinyl until ten years after it's initial . Now in celebration of it's 20th Anniversary, Get Behind Me Satan will be released on 2LP, one red and one clear disc, both including black wisps Album Tracks 1. Blue Orchid 2. The Nurse 3. My Doorbell 1. Forever for Her (Is Over for Me) 2. As Ugly As I Seem 3. The Denial Twist 4. White Moon 1. Instinct Blues 2. Passive Manipulation 3. Take, Take, Take 1. Little Ghost 2. Red Rain 3. I'm Lonely (But I Ain't That Lonely Yet)

Frozen Charlotte - the 7th studio album from Jack White shows the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer at his best; backed by an incredible band (Patrick Keeler on drums, Dominic Davis on bass, Bobby Emmett on keys) whose collective hand is scorching hot after coming off a tour of universally-acclaimed performances. Instead of resting on a Inchjob well doneInch, they went straight to work in the studio and laid down what became Frozen Charlotte. Recorded in White's Third Man Studio in Nashville, this album shows Jack carrying on the same raucous, raw, and frenetic energy from his lauded 2024 album, No Name. 13 tracks of distinct feel and tone, Frozen Charlotte is an intense rock and roll punch with never far behind blues underpinnings... all of which fits right at home with long time fans while leaving an inviting open door to newcomers alike. Album Tracks 1. G.O.D. And the Broken Ribs 2. Derecho Demonico 3. There's Nobody There 4. Raising the Grain 5. You'll Never Fix Me 6. Nobody Knows 7. Dollar Bill 8. I Can't Believe What I'm Hearing 9. Thick As Thieves 10. All Alone Again 11. She's in a Frenzy 12. Making Contact 13. Neighbors Blues

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing housed in a Stoughton tip-on sleeve. Recorded in a cold, amenity-free studio during the Midwestern winter of 1999, The White Stripes debut LP stands alone as the most raw, unpolished and InchDetroitInch-sounding recording The White Stripes would ever birth. They got their start on Bastille Day, 1996, when Meg started messing around on Jack's drum set, and Jack found it the most Inchliberating, refreshingInch sound, like that of a lark. And so is her drumming, often called InchprimalInch for it's simplicity. The once-married couple long-pretended to be siblings, and they seem to make the most of their partnership they dress similarly, and only in shades of red, black or white. This debut EP is evocative of punk, metal, blues and arena rock, even as it meets all these marks in measured economy. And there's covers on here, too Robert Johnson's InchStop Breakin' DownInch and Bob Dylan's InchOne More Cup of Coffee.Inch Both are haunting and very worth listening to. Album Tracks 1. Jimmy the Exploder 2. Stop Breaking Down 3. The Big Three Killed My Baby 4. Suzy Lee 5. Sugar Never Tasted So Good 6. Wasting My Time 7. Cannon 8. Astro 1. Broken Bricks 2. When I Hear My Name 3. Do 4. Screwdriver 5. One More Cup of Coffee 6. Little People 7. Slicker Drips 8. St. James Infirmary Blues 9. I Fought Piranhas