The White Stripes by The White Stripes

15 June 199917 tracks, 44 minutes

Alternative rock, indie rock, blues rock

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The White Stripes is the debut studio album by American rock duo the White Stripes, released in June 1999 by Sympathy for the Record Industry. It was produced by lead vocalist and guitarist Jack White and Jim Diamond. Musically, The White Stripes features elements of blues, punk, country and garage rock. It includes three cover songs and is dedicated to blues musician Son House.

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Genres: Alternative rock, indie rock, blues rock
Length: 17 tracks, 44 minutes
Released: 15 June 1999
Label: legacy

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blues-rock

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Pitchfork8.3 AllMusic8.0 Rolling Stone Album Guide7.0

Tracks

1Jimmy the Exploder2:29

2Stop Breaking Down2:20

3The Big Three Killed My Baby2:29

4Suzy Lee3:21

5Sugar Never Tasted So Good2:54

6Wasting My Time2:13

7Cannon2:30

8Astro2:42

9Broken Bricks1:51

10When I Hear My Name1:54

11Do3:05

12Screwdriver3:14

13One More Cup of Coffee3:13

14Little People2:22

15Slicker Drips1:30

16St. James Infirmary Blues2:24

17I Fought Piranhas3:09

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