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| Jack White Ice Station Zebra/Corporation 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
45rpm 7" Vinyl Single!
Ice Station Zebra / Corporation is the third single from Jack White's critically-acclaimed third solo album ''Boarding House Reach.'' Featuring artwork that connects with previous singles' artwork by The Third Man, Rob Jones & Nat Strimpopulos.
Format: Third Man Records 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
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| Jack White Over and Over and Over/Everything You've Learned 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
Limited Edition 45rpm 7" Vinyl Single!
The second single off of Jack White's acclaimed, challenging and diverse third solo recording Boarding House Reach. This 7" features the anthemic Over and Over and Over on the a-side with buzzy, spoken-word track Everything You've Ever Learned on the b-side.
Format: Third Man Records 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
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| Jack White Connected By Love & Respect Commander 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
45rpm 7" Vinyl Single!
Lead Single From Forthcoming Third Solo Album!
Jack White releases "Connected By Love", the first single to his forthcoming third solo album, Boarding House Reach. The single's B-side contains the track "Respect Commander", which will also appear on the full length album, the follow up to 2014's Lazaretto.
Format: Third Man Records 45rpm 7" Vinyl
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| Muddy Waters She's All Right/Sad, Sad Day 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
45rpm 7" Vinyl Single!
Originally released as a 78rpm 10'' shellac in 1953, Muddy Waters and his guitar power through no-frills folk blues A-side on She's All Right has a beat that is an opiate, repetitive and soothing, that's gotta be played three times in a row for full effect.
Format: Third Man Records 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
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| TMRLP468-45
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| Muddy Waters Rollin' Stone/Walkin' Blues 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
45rpm 7" Vinyl Single!
Originally released as a 78rpm 10'' shellac in 1950, this now-legendary Chicago blues A-side changed the course of Western Music. This one song's influence has been felt all over the world, not to mention its place as the early, primary inspiration for Mick Jagger and company to launch as The Rolling Stones.
Format: Third Man Records 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
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| Muddy Waters Manish Boy/Young Fashioned Ways 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
45rpm 7" Vinyl Single!
Originally recorded as the sequel to Muddy Waters' and Willie Dixon's 1954 hit Hootchie Cootchie Man and simultaneously as the response to Bo Diddley's 1955 groover I'm A Man, the A-side Manish Boy itself has since become a blues standard, covered by anyone from Erykah Badu to The Band.
Format: Third Man Records 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
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| Yusuf Islam/Cat Stevens I Love My Dog/Mathew And Son 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
45rpm 7" Vinyl Single!
Yusuf/Cat Stevens' set at Third Man Records' Blue Room on September 26, 2016 consisted of the A-sides from Stevens' first two singles. They were recorded direct-to-acetate on Third Man's 1955 Scully lathe and is now released as the second offering in Third Man's Blue Room Sessions series.
Format: Third Man Records 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
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| The White Stripes Seven Nation Army & Good to Me 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
Remastered 45rpm 7" Vinyl Single!
One of four black vinyl pressings of The White Stripes' biggest Elephant-era
hits, with audio remastered and artwork tidied up. This single also features the
non-album B-side ''Good to Me,'' a cover by Brendan Benson and Jason Falkner.
Format: Third Man Records 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
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| The White Stripes The Hardest Button to Button & St. Ides of March 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
Remastered 45rpm 7" Vinyl Single!
One of four black vinyl pressings of The White Stripes' biggest Elephant-era
hits, with audio remastered and artwork tidied up. This single features the
B-side ''St. Ides of March,'' a cover by The Soledad Brothers, one of Detroit's
most preeminent artists in 2003.
Format: Third Man Records 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
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| Jack White Would You Fight For My Love? & Parallel 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
Limited Edition 45rpm 7" Vinyl Single!
This single from the record-breaking Lazaretto album showcases the anthemic
"Would You Fight For My Love?" a song that weaves in and out of movements and moods and crushes the listener with intensity. Also included is the non-album
track "Parallel."
Format: Third Man Records 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
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| Jack White I'm Shakin B/W Blues On Two Trees 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
Written by Rudy Toombs and popularized by the version recorded by Little Willie John for King Records in 1960, White's version builds on a lush bank of female backing vocals to lend a completely new and fresh take on the classic.
Format: Independent Coalition Third Man Records 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
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| Becky & John I'll Be There If You Ever Want 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
Becky & John's "I'll Be There If You Ever Want" b/w "I'm Making Plans" sees John C. Reilly paired with Becky Stark (Lavender Diamond) and swerves more in the classic country vein taking in tunes originally performed by Ray Price and Dolly Parton/Porter Wagoner, respectively.
Format: Third Man Records 45rpm 7" Vinyl |
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