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The White Stripes unearth "Fell In Love With A Girl" performance from 2002 - Vimarsana News

The White Stripes unearth "Fell In Love With A Girl" performance from 2002

The White Stripes unearth "Fell In Love With A Girl" performance from 2002 Publish Date Friday, 9 July 2021, 9:59AM The White Stripes celebrated the 20th anniversary of their third studio album White Blood Cells over the weekend, and they kept the festivities going this week. On Wednesday (July 7), the band unearthed footage from their appearance on the British TV show Top of the Pops in February 2002, where they performed the album's hit single "Fell In Love With a Girl." Watch the video above. Though they just released a White Blood Cells 20th anniversary digital alb...

The White Stripes Unearth 'Fell In Love With A Girl' Performance From 2002 - Vimarsana News

The White Stripes Unearth 'Fell In Love With A Girl' Performance From 2002

2. Hotel Yorba (Live at The Gold Dollar 6/7/2001) 3. I’m Finding It Harder To Be a Gentleman (Live at The Gold Dollar 6/7/2001) 4. Fell In Love With a Girl (Live at The Gold Dollar 6/7/2001) 5. Expecting (Live at The Gold Dollar 6/7/2001) 6. Little Room (Live at The Gold Dollar 6/7/2001) 7. The Union Forever (Live at The Gold Dollar 6/7/2001) 8. The Same Boy You’ve Always Known (Live at The Gold Dollar 6/7/2001) 9. We’re Going to Be Friends (Live at The Gold Dollar 6/7/2001) 10. Offend In Every Way (Live at The Gold Dollar 6/7/2001) 11. I Think I Smell a Rat (Live at The Gold Dollar 6/7...

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The White Stripes are releasing a 20th anniversary White Blood Cells album - Vimarsana News

The White Stripes are releasing a 20th anniversary White Blood Cells album

Wednesday, April 7, 2021 Legendary American rock duo The White Stripes have put together a new album which acts as a companion piece to their 2001 record, White Blood Cells. White Blood Cells XX marks the 20th anniversary of the release of Jack and Meg White’s critically-acclaimed third LP, and will feature 13 previously unreleased tracks on red vinyl. The disc will include alternative versions of classics such as Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground and Fell In Love With a Girl, as well as a live take of Hotel Yorba.  Fans of the band will be excited to learn that the album will also include ...

Ken's Top 5 | 106.9 The Wolf - Vimarsana News

Ken's Top 5 | 106.9 The Wolf

Only another two more weeks of cruising around in the “Wolf Time Machine”… I know! Sweet rims eh!? This week we’re heading to the year 2001. The turn of the century and the new millennium was in full force, new bands were starting to emerge on the scene and some great records are about to hit the 20 year mark. So let’s get it started: No.5: Sum 41 – All Killer No Filler We get started with the debut album from Ajax, Ontario’s very own ‘Sum 41’. The record ‘All Killer No Filler’ would go certified platinum in the U.K. U.S. and Canada. It would also spawn 4 major singl...

The White Stripes release 1999 live album to benefit Fair Fight Action - Vimarsana News

The White Stripes release 1999 live album to benefit Fair Fight Action

The White Stripes release 1999 live album to benefit Fair Fight Action The duo have also re-shared a collection of their classic B-sides and 'Saturday Night Live' performances Meg and Jack White performing on stage as The White Stripes (Picture: Ebet Roberts/Redferns) The White Stripes have released a recording of a live show they played in 1999 to benefit the voter participation advocacy group Fair Fight Action. Recorded during the duo’s show at the 40 Watt Club in Athens, Georgia on September 27, 1999, the 11-track live record was released by Jack White’s Third Man Records label yesterd...

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