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	The White Stripes Biography
		The White Stripes are a minimalist rock and roll duo from Detroit.
		Billing themselves as brother and sister, guitarist and singer Jack White and his ex-wife, drummer Meg White, released their self-titled debut album in 1997.
		Their follow-up to White Blood Cells, entitled Elephant, was released on April 1, 2003, again to widespread critical acclaim.
	www.white-stripes-lyrics.com /The_White_Stripes_Biography.htm (548 words)

	Drummerworld: Alan White
		White passed through the lineups of a lot of short-lived late-'60s outfits including Ginger Baker's Airforce (playing some keyboards there as well), where he was in the unfortunate position of working alongside legendary drummer Phil Seaman, who managed to eclipse his younger colleague at every turn.
		For the most part, however, White became the bedrock of the group's sound during the turbulent late-'70s era, when Yes was struggling with membership changes and the end of the progressive rock boom, which reduced their sales and audience.
		Indeed, it was White's breaking his ankle (at a roller-disco, no less) in late 1979 that precipitated the momentary end of the band that year, amid a disastrous attempt at recording a new album.
	www.drummerworld.com /drummers/Alan_White.html (1060 words)

	Broken Boy Soldiers
		Jack White (occasionally Jack III White or Jack White III), born John Anthony Gillis on July 9, 1975 in Detroit, Michigan is a Grammy-winning rock musician, singer, and music producer.
		Jack White is the youngest of ten siblings born to Gorman and Teresa Bandyk Gillis, his mother being of Polish origin.
		White, as a teenager, was already listening to the blues and 1960s rock that would influence him in the White Stripes, Son House and Blind Willie McTell being among his favorite blues musicians.
	brokebboys.blogspot.com (3050 words)

	White Blood Cells (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		See White blood cell for the biological definition.
		White Blood Cells is the third album by American rock band The White Stripes, released in 2001 (see 2001 in music).
		White Blood Cells was the album that put the White Stripes in the public eye, along with the video for 'Fell In Love With A Girl', which became popular on radio stations and MTV.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/White_Blood_Cells_(album) (230 words)

	Van Lear Rose (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		White's production--mostly stark and atmospheric--ranges from more-traditional country to straight-up White Stripes, with most tracks falling somewhere in between.
		White duets with Lynn on the rousing one-night-stand story "Portland, Oregon," but he does not need to sing to leave his personal stamp.
		Now, Jack White has done the same for Loretta Lynn, another country legend whose music is simply too raw and honest for the contemporary country crowd.
	www.craft-beads.net /prod/B0001XASDA/Van_Lear_Rose.html (248 words)

	Loretta Lynn lauds Jack White as producer - UPI.com
		Loretta Lynn lauds Jack White as producer - UPI.com
		White escorted Lynn Thursday to the country singer's first record release party, a celebrity laden event held at the classy Hermitage Hotel in Nashville, Tenn., The Tennessean reported Friday.
		While Lynn compared White to Bradley, who produced most country hitmakers from the 1960s and 1970s, including Lynn, Conway Twitty, Kitty Wells, Ernest Tubb, Patsy Cline and Brenda Lee, White expressed his own admiration.
	www.upi.com /NewsTrack/Entertainment/2004/04/23/loretta_lynn_lauds_jack_white_as_producer/5718 (308 words)

	Van Lear Rose: read reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jack White's artful influence is strong, for sure, but "Van Lear Rose" is a Loretta Lynn album, through-and-through.
		Jack wanted Lynn to write all of the 13 songs on the album, reminding Loretta of her longtime legendary country producer Owen Bradley.
		Loretta Lynn was introduced to Jack White when the White Stripes recorded a cover of her song " Rated X " and dedicated an album to her.
	www.minso.us /33703076028656011143.asp (958 words)

	TroyRutter.com - Music : Van Lear Rose (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jack wanted Lynn to write all of the 13 songs on the album, reminding Loretta of her longtime...
		I was a little worried that Jack White of the White Stripes would somehow corrupt Loretta Lynn's style - but he has masterfully produced this album, adding modern personal touches that add to, not detract from the classic Loretta Lynn sound.
		Portland, Oregon, Jack White's duet with Loretta Lynn, is by far the most modern, and least-Loretta Lynn song on the album, though still a great track.
	www.troyrutter.com /ItemId/B0001XASDA (691 words)

	Jack White - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jack White has been the name of several people, among them are:
		Jack White, rock musician and one half of the group The White Stripes, producer, and actor
		Jack White, anarchist and founder of the Irish Citizen's Army
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jack_White (131 words)

	Stripes' Jack White feuds with Von Bondies - 12/16/03 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jack White, frontman for the Grammy-nominated Detroit duo White Stripes, brought his slow-burning feud with fellow Detroit garage rockers the Von Bondies to a boil Saturday night.
		White, 28, pulled Stollsteimer, 25, to the floor and punched him several times, leaving him with a bloody nose and a bruised eye, the report says.
		White recently told British magazine NME the Bondies were a "sore thumb" on the Detroit rock community.
	www.detnews.com /2003/entertainment/0312/17/f01-9851.htm (309 words)

	Curator Rock - Does the White Stripes' love affair with the past herald a new rock 'n' roll aesthetic? By Alex ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The White Stripes, on the other hand, belong to a generation that seems to value taste over transcendence, mixing and matching a dizzying array of influences without getting their own experience of the world down on tape.
		Like Jack White, the Stooges' frontman, Iggy Pop, began his musical career as a drummer for a series of Detroit-area garage bands.
		Unlike White, Pop was old enough to sit in with his heroes, traveling to Chicago in the late 1960s, palling around with Howlin' Wolf sideman Sam Lay and sitting in with a series of fl session men.
	slate.msn.com /id/2094027 (1382 words)

	VH1.com : The Von Bondies : Jack White Brawls With Fellow Garage Rocker At Detroit Club
		The Von Bondies singer told police that White had tried to speak with him in the club, which was hosting a record release party for alt-country rockers Blanche, and that when he refused, the Stripes frontman angrily threw him to the ground and punched him seven times in his right eye.
		A press statement from the Von Bondies' management claims "Stollsteimer was violently attacked by Jack White of the White Stripes without warning or provocation." It continues: "White approached Stollsteimer during the concert, physically forcing him against the speakers, and began shouting.
		White played a major role in kick-starting the Von Bondies' career, including them on the Sympathetic Sounds of Detroit album he produced in 2001, inviting them to open for the White Stripes, and producing their 2001 record, Lack of Communication.
	www.vh1.com /artists/news/1481112/12152003/von_bondies.jhtml (464 words)

	NPR : Loretta Lynn's 'Van Lear Rose,' with Jack White
		For her latest release, Lynn collaborated with 28-year-old guitarist Jack White of the thrashy Detroit rock band The White Stripes.
		White produced her album, Van Lear Rose, encouraging her to write all of the songs.
		Lynn says the result is a diverse record, with elements -- from her rock-fueled duet with White on "Portland Oregon" to the honky-tonk "Story of My Life" -- that might satisfy and surprise a range of listeners.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=1848263 (347 words)

	My MP3.TV - News
		After winning two Grammy awards with country music veteran Loretta Lynn, Jack White told MTV he’s eager to get back to his hometown of Detroit to begin recording the new White Strips album.
		With the band’s publicist having no idea what White was talking about, details for the White Stripes fifth album are far and few between.
		We always knew Jack White was an extremely talented musician, but who knew he’d have the ability to cross so many genres.
	www.mp3.tv /articles/article_popup_with_history.php?id=1095 (361 words)

	CD Baby: TIM WHITE AND JACK GATES: Morning Song Evening Song
		White and Gates celebrate a remarkable brand of intuitive human exchange that unites stunning musical prowess with heavy doses of heart and soul.
		Jack Gates was selected by luthier John Mello for a solo performance at the 2003 Healdsburg Guitar Festival and has also performed at Strings Acoustic Showcase, the J Winery and the Napa River Festival 2003.
		He is the producer of the new Larry Stefl CD 'Bahia Chant' which features John Santos, Wayne Wallace and Marquinho Brasil.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/whitegates?cdbaby=3a21dd8201ce451d7a88f293c9b0eac2 (771 words)

	SJ FANBOY .com, Stockton Modesto Sacramento San Joaquin Entertainment Guide
		Now Jack White, in between gigs with the White Stripes and assaulting members of the Von Blondies, has hopped into bed with country music icon Loretta Lynn for a killer album destined to be a high water mark for both parties.
		White is clearly a Loretta Lynn fanboy- 2002's White Blood Cells was dedicated to her and last year's triumphant Elephant featured the Whites on the cover adorned in country attire.
		With Jack's prodding, this is also the first album Lynn has written all the tunes for (the shimmering Loretta/Jack duet Portland Oregon"is the only co-written piece), and the sheer quality of each track is staggering.
	www.sjfanboy.com /music/articles/vanlearrose42904.html (635 words)

	MTV.com - The White Stripes
		From the red and white peppermint candy motif of their debut singles, self-titled album, and stage show to their on-the-surface rudimentary style, they succeeded wildly and immediately with that mission.
		The album was a critical smash and the White Stripes soon found themselves, along with the Strokes and the Hives, at the forefront of the new wave of rock & roll bands poised to take over the world.
		The White Stripes truly became big time rock stars when their "Fell in Love with a Girl" clip was nominated for four MTV Video Awards including Best Video of the Year (alongside Eminem and *NSYNC!), Breakthrough Video, Best Special Effects in a Video and Best Editing in a Video.
	www.mtv.com /bands/az/white_stripes/bio.jhtml (518 words)

	LorettaLynn.com
		As the first tentative strums reel you into Loretta Lynn's first album in four years, and her voice leads you into the heartfelt, folksy narrative that is "Van Lear Rose," the most startling facet of the sound is not the guitar textures of her improbable collaborator, White Stripes man Jack White.
		The artistic marriage of producer Jack White of the White Stripes and country icon Loretta Lynn might seem a stretch.
		Teaming up with Jack White of the White Stripes, beloved, 68-year-old country singer Loretta Lynn has crafted a stirring, heartfelt record that takes her music in a new direction.
	www.lorettalynn.com /music/reviews.html (301 words)

	Great White, The Band
		Collaborating with bandmates Michael Lardie and Mark Kendall, producer Blades, and longtime friend Don Dokken, Russell explored his own colorful past to pen the lyrics to the rollicking "Rollin' Stoned" and "Gone to the Dogs", an adrenalized ode to overindulgence.
		Great White has been churning out memorable songs since the early 80's, when Russell and Kendall joined forces and adopted the blues-based sound that went against the era's glam rock grain.
		Great White ended the Once Bitten… tour with a headlining show at London's Marquee Club, and returned to Europe on the Monsters of Rock tour with Kiss, Iron Maiden, and Anthrax.
	www.mistabone.com /band.shtml (1149 words)

	Celebopedia - Jack White
		Famous as the lead singer and guitarist for The White Stripes, Jack White is also a music producer, having worked on Loretta Lynn's 2004 album "Van Lear Rose." His distinct pale-skinned look is a trademark of his style.
		Jack often referred to ex-wife and bandmate, Meg White, as his sister.
		This site is not endorsed by Jack White or any organization Jack White is, was or will be associated with.
	celebopedia.com /jack-white (122 words)

	A definitive oral history: Revealing The White Stripes
		For Jack, the idea was to get a bunch of these bands that are similar in the way they sound -- "I'm gonna record all of them using the same drum kit, the same amps, in my house, and who cares.
		Amid it all, Jack and Meg toyed with the press, continuing to insist they were siblings -- part of a sly mystique that many close to the band remain reluctant to talk about.
		Jack was like, "Hold on, I'll be right back." And he went to Brian Muldoon's house and came back and fixed the whole thing.
	www.freep.com /entertainment/music/stripx13_20030513.htm (6272 words)

	The Bulletin Online - Music Column 006/24/05 Stripes Strike Back
		Sonically, Jack White’s production sounds as if you are sitting there with him and Meg as an audience of one; not all of the songs work perfectly, but many are amazing and astonishingly direct.
		For Jack White, this means seething, stripped-down ballads full of piano and marimba; for Meg Whitewell, it mostly means beating the crap out of her cymbals.
		Although purists may dig the fact that The White Stripes appear to spit in the face of success, there’s a certain marketability to all this nonsense that may or may not be intentional.
	www.thebulletin.com /archives/2005/june/music0624.htm (440 words)

	Paste Magazine :: Feature :: Loretta Lynn :: Jack White Finds Gold With The Coal Miner's Daughter (Page 1)
		But just as producer Rick Rubin knew how to reclaim the innate power in Johnny Cash’s music by stripping it down to its essence, someone outside the Nashville establishment realized creating another classic Loretta Lynn album meant once again pairing her inimitable persona with her voice’s undiluted purity and her songwriting’s naked honesty.
		On this day, she’s fresh from a David Letterman appearance with Jack White and the Do-Whaters (so named by Lynn because of their ability to “do whatever” she wanted as a backing band), making a brief stop before heading back out on the road.
		No doubt, their performance of “Portland, Oregon”—a curiously unwinding duet with White, as much wall-of-sound as it is honky-tonk, that weaves through a minute-and-a-half intro before Lynn’s entry—provided a moment of pop-culture trivia.
	www.pastemagazine.com /action/article?article_id=711 (636 words)

	White Stripes - Blue Orchid Video + Interview
		produced by jack white engineered by matthew kettle
		Jack- “it’s always pleasant to work with you meg”
		Jack- “this album was cursed when we started, and then suddenly came around near the end.
	www.contactmusic.com /new/home.nsf/webpages/whitestripesx26x05x05 (458 words)

	Loretta Lynn Van Lear Rose - A Hollywood Jesus Music Review
		this song is a duet with Jack White, and it is delivered with the earnest conviction of a woman who has been there and back and yet still lives to talk about her journey.
		Her latest album, the Jack White-produced Van Lear Rose, is poised now to remind the world yet again of Lynn’s power as a vocalist and her skill as a songwriter.
		Such a down-home vocal style was Loretta’s birthright; it was more or less the way she had sang back in Kentucky, it was the style she took with her to Washington, and it was a vocal approach particularly well-suited to the duet sides she soon made in Nashville with honky-tonk legend Ernest Tubb.
	www.hollywoodjesus.com /van_lear_rose.htm (3812 words)

	VH1.com : The White Stripes : Serious Flirting Between Jack White And Loretta Lynn In 'Portland' Clip
		Jack White repeatedly professed his love for Loretta Lynn while the two were promoting Lynn's latest album, Van Lear Rose.
		When White steps up to the mic to take his verse, "In a booth in the corner with the lights down low/ I was moving in fast, she was taking it slow," he punctuates the last line with a knowing wink.
		When White returns the stare of a pretty woman looking his way, Lynn's quick to slap her man back into place.
	www.vh1.com /artists/news/1491382/09242004/white_stripes.jhtml (480 words)

	Borders - Store Inventory - Title Detail - Elephant
		Jack and Meg White hit the ground running with the chugging shuffle "Seven Nations," with its infectious bass line and thudding cadence.
		Not surprisingly, the blues are never far from the equation, particularly on the heavy stomper "Ball and Biscuit" with its bursts of screaming guitar solos.
		Equally impressive is Jack White's slide guitar on the pleading "I Want to Be the Boy to Warm Your Mother's Heart" and six-string histrionics on the chugging "Girl, You Have No Faith In Medicine" that shakes and shimmies with Stooges-like aggression.
	www.bordersstores.com /search/title_detail.jsp?id=53578665 (665 words)

	Blogcritics.org: Jack White has a Hissy?
		The White Stripes frontman was involved in a brawl with Von Bondies singer/guitarist Jason Stollsteimer Saturday night in Detroit's Magic Stick club, according to police reports.
		Keep in mind that Jack is still innocent in the eyes of the law, but I would be willing to bet he will be on probation when it's all said and done.
		UPDATE: Jack White has admitted he is guilty of pounding the shit out of the lead singer of the Von Bondies.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2003/12/16/135105.php (1527 words)

	03 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		During her session work with producer Jack White of the rock duo, the White Stripes, Lynn would hold his hand and say, "This is really gonna shake 'em up." Judging by the mainstream media attention the album is receiving, she was right.
		After decades in the studio with famed producer Owen Bradley, White wanted to capture the sound of the Coal Miner's daughter in one take, when possible.
		The twenty-something producer and great-grandmother also recorded a duet on Lynn's song, "Portland Oregon," a song about a drunken one-night stand.
	www.lorettalynn.com /news/sub/vanlear_cmt.html (639 words)

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