Consolers of the Lonely
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Imprint:
Burbank, Calif. - Warner Bros
Language:
English
Credits:
Produced by Jack White III and Brendan Benson.
Performers:
The Raconteurs (Patrick Keeler, Brendan Benson, Jack White III, Jack L.J. Lawrence) ; with additional musicians.
Notes:
Recorded Feb. 2008 at Blackbird Studio D, Nashville, Tenn. onto magnetic tape
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Liner notes in English (1 folded leaf, [13] p. : ill., ports.) in container
Consoler of the lonely -- Old enough -- The switch and the spur -- You don't understand me -- Salute your solution -- Hold up -- Many shades of black -- Carolina drama -- These stones will shout -- Rich kid blues -- Pull this blanket off -- Attention -- Five on the five -- Top yourself
Compact disc
Liner notes in English (1 folded leaf, [13] p. : ill., ports.) in container
Consoler of the lonely -- Old enough -- The switch and the spur -- You don't understand me -- Salute your solution -- Hold up -- Many shades of black -- Carolina drama -- These stones will shout -- Rich kid blues -- Pull this blanket off -- Attention -- Five on the five -- Top yourself
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The Raconteurs
Characteristics:
1 sound disc :,digital ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentShades of Zeppelin, the Stones, even Queen and all made uniquely their own. A great album, consistent from the snarling opening track, to the jazz influenced You Don't Understand Me to the wild alternate/southern/whatthehellisit of track 14 which tells a VERY enlightening tale. I've always liked Jack White and this only elevates him in my opinion.