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Ball And Biscuit by The White Stripes

Biografía del artista The White Stripes

The White Stripes Fue Una Banda 1997-2011 Estadounidense De Garage Rock. Se Formó En 1997 En Detroit Míchigan Estados Unidos Por La Pareja Compuesta Por John Anthony Gillis Mejor Conocido Como Jack White En La Guitarra Piano Y Voz Principal Y Meg White En La Batería Percusión Y Voz .
Forman Parte Del Resurgimiento Del Garage Rock De Los Años ‘60 Caracterizado Por Su Baja Fidelidad De Sonido Y Sus Composiciones Y Arreglos Simples Inspirados Principalmente Por El Punk Rock El Blues El Folk Rock Y La Música Country. Saltaron A La Fama Con La Publicación De Su Tercer Álbum De Estudio White Blood Cells En 2001 Y El Lanzamiento De Su Siguiente Material Discográfico Elephant En 2003 El Cual Los Consagró En La Escena Musical Internacional. En Toda Su Trayectoria Han Publicado Un Total De Seis Álbumes De Estudio El Más Reciente En 2007 Un LP Y 26 Sencillos Con Ventas Aproximadas A Los 11.5 Millones De Copias Alrededor Del Mundo De Los Cuales Dos Millones Han Sido En Su País Natal. Cada Uno De Sus Últimos Tres Discos Han Ganado El Premio Grammy Por Mejor Álbum De Música Alternativa. El 2 De Febrero Del 2011 El Dúo Anunció Oficialmente Que Dejarían De Grabar Y De Interpretar Música Bajo El Nombre The White Stripes. Este Comunicado Específicamente Negó Cualquier Diferencia Artística O Problemas De Salud Pero Citaron "una Infinidad De Razones...Primordialmente Para Preservar Lo Hermoso Y Especial De La Banda" Discografía Álbumes 1999 The White Stripes
2000 De Stijl
2001 White Blood Cells
2003 Elephant
2005 Get Behind Me Satan
2007 Icky Thump
2009 Under Great White Northern Lights
------------------------------------------- EPs 2005 Walking With A Ghost ------------------------------------------- Singles 1998
"Let's Shake Hands"
"Lafayette Blues" 1999
"The Big Three Killed My Baby"
"Hand Springs" 2000
"Hello Operator"
"Lord Send Me An Angel"
"Party Of Special Things To Do" 2001
"Hotel Yorba" 2002
"Fell In Love With A Girl"
"Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground"
"We're Going To Be Friends"
"Red Death At 6 14"
"Candy Cane Children" 2003
"Seven Nation Army"
"I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself"
"The Hardest Button To Button" 2004
"There's No Home For You Here"
"Jolene" 2005
"Blue Orchid"
"My Doorbell"
"The Denial Twist" 2007
"Icky Thump"
"You Don't Know What Love Is You Just Do As You're Told "
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Frogtoon Música - Información de la canción: Ball and Biscuit

"Ball And Biscuit" Is The Eighth Track On The Album "Elephant" By American Alternative Rock Band The White Stripes. The Lyrics Follow The Perspective Of A Self-Purported Seventh Son As He Apparently Courts A Woman. He Mentions That It Is Quite Possible That He Is The Girl's "third Man" And That The Girl Is Ambivalent Towards Him But He Insistently Tries To Impress Her With His Claim To Be A Seventh Son. The Ball Cocaine And Biscuit Amphetamine May Refer To Serious Drugs. "We'll Get Clean Together/And I'll Find Me A Soapbox Where I Can Shout It" Suggests This Couple Will Quit However The Future-Tense Gives The Line A Sense Of Fatalism. It Is Likely This Character Is Making Optimistic Propositions While High A Common Theme In Blues Lyrics . The Title Could Also Refer To The STC Coles 4021 "Ball And Biscuit" Microphone That Was Used At Toe Rag Studios During The Elephant Recording Sessions. The Seventh Son Is Based On The American Folk Legend Version Of The Belief That The Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son Would Be Granted Supernatural Powers Which The Character Of The Song Claims To Possess In The Form Of Superhuman Strength. A Recollection Of Similar Folklore Is Frequently Found In The Blues And Derivatives Notably Willie Dixon Sang A Blues Song Entitled "The Seventh Son". The Use Of The Seventh Son May Have Been Inspired By Jack White's Own Family Situation He Was The Seventh And Final Son In A Family Of Nine Children. "Ball And Biscuit" Has Generated A Significant Amount Of Commentary Even Though It Was Never Released As A Single. It Was However Voted In A Rolling Stone Reader's Poll To Be The Greatest Jack White Song "by A Landslide". In Her Review Of Elephant Kitty Empire Described The Song As "...Astonishing With Jack White Playing On His Knees His Sexual Promises Punctuated By Liquid Guitar Emissions." In 2011 The Washington Post's David Malitz Described The Song As "perhaps The White Stripes' Definitive Statement." It Has Also Been Used Numerous Times In Popular Culture. It Was Featured In As The Background Music For The Captain Morgan Advertisement "Glass" And Was Heard At The Beginning Of The 2010 Film The Social Network. On October 10 2020 Jack White Performed A Version Of The Song On Saturday Night Live After Stepping In And Replacing Morgan Wallen On Short Notice.

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