JACK WHITE and THE BRICKS Live at the Garden Bowl Lanes Third Man Vault LP NM
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BOUGHT TOO MANY RECORDS ON RSD AND NEED TO GET MY SELF OUT OF THE HOLE! I REALLY LIKE THIS VINYL BUT NEED TO PART WAYS WITH THIS AND A FEW OTHERS.
Limited edition Third Man Vault LP for sale. Vinyl and outer sleeve are both M. Record never played - just seperated this item from the vault package. This listing is only for the LP.
The first-ever live show by a short-lived band called Jack White and the Bricks. Featuring Jack White on vocals and guitar, Brendan Benson (the Raconteurs) on guitar, Kevin Peyok (the Waxwings, the See-See) on bass and Ben Blackwell (the Dirtbombs) on drums, the band gigged for only a few short months in 1999. Focusing mainly on covers and White-penned tracks that had yet to have been appropriated by his main concern the White Stripes, this live show took place on White's 24th birthday, July 9th, 1999. Sharing a bill with the Greenhornes, the stage itself was situated on lanes 11-14 (yes, the actual bowling lanes!) of the legendary Garden Bowl in Detroit. While being the longest continually-run bowling establishment in North America, the Garden Bowl, along with the Gold Dollar, was also the de facto home of the then-bustling Detroit garage rock scene. The final song of the night, a blistering cover of Michigan's 60's garage legends ? and the Mysterians "Ain't It a Shame" is to "a girl who has to go get surgery soon"...a heartfelt dedication Jack sent out to band mate Meg White prior to a tonsillectomy operation. The show was recorded to four-track reel-to-reel in lane ten by an engineer who, although forgotten to time, left his imprint on the recording with a few track cut-outs and slight audio imperfections. These mild flaws notwithstanding, the vocal performance is extremely fierce and the show captures all four musicians at the height of the Detroit garage rock scene playing with unbridled energy.
Tracks:
Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground
Isis (Bob Dylan)
Do
Same Boy You've Always Known
The Union Forever
Now Mary
Black Jack Davy (traditional)
I Threw It All Away (Bob Dylan)
Ain't It a Shame (? and the Mysterians)
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