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Another inch of your life, sacrificed for your brother, in the nick of time. - Jack White
" "Another inch of your life, sacrificed for your brother, in the nick of time.
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About Jack White
Jack White (born John Anthony Gillis on July 9, 1975)[1] is an American musician, producer, and occasional actor. He is most well known as the frontman of the band The White Stripes, though he has been in several bands and collaborated with various artists. On April 24, 2012, White released his debut solo album, Blunderbuss, which received wide critical acclaim. His second studio album, Lazaretto, was released on June 10, 2014.
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Birth Name:
John Anthony Gillis
Alternative Names:
Jack III White
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John Anthony White
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John Anthony White né Gillis
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Tall Poppy Red
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Blind Jack Lazarus
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John S. O'Leary
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Jack Doc Gillis
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I'm always surprised when anything about the band connects. But I love the fact that it's hard for people to understand. We've said before that it's always been a great thing to get certain people to go away thinking, 'Oh dear, she can't play the drums!' 'Fine, if you think it's all a gimmick, go away!' It weeds out people who wouldn't care anyway.
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I feel it, you felt it—we're all struggling with the trouble that this industry is in right now. And it's not about sales; it's about beauty and romance and a relationship to art that's turning invisible, and it's affecting people's perception of music. It's affecting whether they think of it as a viable art, because it's so fucking disposable. It's not about being modern or retro or a Luddite or being hopeful or pessimistic about the future; it's about clinging on to what makes sense of our lives, and what give our lives value, and what gives us a commonality and a feeling of belonging.
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