Through a sweetly forlorn letter Jack and Meg White, easily the biggest indie-rock duo of the past decade, said goodbye to their fans early February letting everyone know that it was not a terse or angry decision after 14 years of existence.
We can not discuss Jack White’s increasing rep as an veritable music machine in all of these years, now with his Nashville-based Third Man label.
I want to give you the way the duo was seen , to remember what they had made those first few years and that was preserve on this video.
According to data , the Stripes only played on Houston twice, on Sept. 14, 2001 at Rudyard’s with the Greenhornes, and June 24, 2003 at Verizon Wireless Theater.
You can find below performance of Rudyard , an bar that is a classic neighborhood dive on Montrose with a touch of English pub, where they given a brilliant demonstration not only of who the duo was, but also a tribute to its wide range of influences through pulse-pounding indie rock.
The king and queen are dead. Long live the king and queen. Long live to Rock & Roll…
The White Stripes – Live At Rudyard’s British Pub
Huston, TX
September 14, 2001
GSPOT: DVD NTSC
720×480
29.970 fps
Audio: DVD LPCM AUDIO
1.8 gb
Setlist:
01 Let’s Shake Hands – When I hear My Name
02 The Big Three Killed My Baby
03 Jolene
04 Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground
05 Lord, Send Me AnAngle – Broken Bricks
06 You’re Pretty Good Looking (For A Girl)
07 Hello Operator
08 Death Letter – Little Bird
09 Astro – Jack The Ripper
10 The Union Forever
11 We’re Going To Be Friends
12 Hotel Yorba/Rated X
13 Lafayette Blues
14 Let’s Build A Home – Screwdriver
15 Bo Weevil
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