Jack White

Jack White, the iconic musician known for his work with The White Stripes, and Nashville’s singer-songwriter Casey Bowles dive into the intriguing world of Elvis. They explore the singer's emotional depth and control in performing classics like 'Are You Lonesome Tonight?' They also discuss how parapraxis reveals memory's role in music, and reflect on how sleep can unleash creative potential. Personal anecdotes and the complexity of identity in music make for a captivating conversation infused with nostalgia and artistic insight.

We have friend of the show Jack White back on the show today along with a legendary special guest. This conversation with Rick Rubin is full of fascinating ideas, asides and musical history that let you know just how deep Jack White is. Jack's work and a business ethic is unparalleled. His label Third Man Records has a rich roster of artists and three retail stores. They also own one of the few fully operational vinyl pressing plants in the U.S. which has been working overtime to keep up with the surging demand for vinyl. Jack also released two full length albums this year, and he’s currently on a worldwide tour. After a recent two-night stand in Los Angeles, Jack stopped by Shangri-La to talk to Rick Rubin about the early Garage Rock scene in Detroit that helped shape him and The White Stripes. He also shared potential theories about why the “Seven Nation Army” riff is so catchy. And then he treats Rick and a surprise guest to an acoustic performance of his new song “A Tip From You To Me.” And to cap it all off, we will hear exclusive details about an exciting new project Rick’s been working on, that will be out soon. You can listen to a playlist that includes Jack White's latest album, along with all of our favorite songs from him, The White Stripes, and a sampling of his many side projects HERE.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jack White, the multi-talented musician behind The White Stripes and a skilled upholsterer, joins Conan for a lively conversation. Jack shares insights on his new album, Entering Heaven Alive, and his unique blend of art and business. They delve into his pre-show rituals and the nuances of pandering in entertainment. The episode also features a humorous Bond theme quiz, showcasing their playful banter. Jack's reflections on creativity and personal connections add a fascinating layer to their engaging dialogue.

Jack White, the intentional musician, discusses his love of vinyl, reverence for art, and the importance of intentional music consumption. He highlights the environmental benefits of vinyl, the resurgence of vinyl records, challenges in vinyl production, fasting's influence on creativity, and encouraging deeper musical appreciation. The conversation also touches on magic in entertainment, artistic inspiration, and reflecting on the impact of modern inventions.

Jack White and Brendan Benson of the Raconteurs play through some songs off their new record, "Help Me Stranger" and talk with Malcolm Gladwell from Jack's Detroit home. Rick Rubin joins by phone. Jack talks through his theory that references to modern technology don't work in modern Rock and Roll, what they've picked up as a band by living in Nashville, how perfect performances can sometimes be unconvincing, the songwriting process on the new record & more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.