By 2001, The White Stripes were no longer Detroit’s best-kept secret. They were on the edge of something seismic. "White Blood Cells" would catapult Jack and Meg White from indie darlings to what some were calling the saviors of rock, reshaping modern music in the process.
Produced by No Smiling and Third Man Records, the upcoming Season 3 of Striped dives into this pivotal era. Through archival material, unheard stories, and firsthand accounts from those who lived it, Peabody-winning journalist Sean Cannon traces how The White Stripes went from a local buzz band to a worldwide phenomenon.
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By 2001, The White Stripes were no longer Detroit’s best-kept secret. They were on the edge of something seismic. "White Blood Cells" would catapult Jack and Meg White from indie darlings to what some were calling the saviors of rock, reshaping modern music in the process.
Produced by No Smiling and Third Man Records, the upcoming Season 3 of Striped dives into this pivotal era. Through archival material, unheard stories, and firsthand accounts from those who lived it, Peabody-winning journalist Sean Cannon traces how The White Stripes went from a local buzz band to a worldwide phenomenon.
In this first bonus episode from season one, Blackwell dives into many of the songs that made it onto the White Stripes' debut album — and some that didn't.
Striped: The Story Of The White Stripes
By 2001, The White Stripes were no longer Detroit’s best-kept secret. They were on the edge of something seismic. "White Blood Cells" would catapult Jack and Meg White from indie darlings to what some were calling the saviors of rock, reshaping modern music in the process.
Produced by No Smiling and Third Man Records, the upcoming Season 3 of Striped dives into this pivotal era. Through archival material, unheard stories, and firsthand accounts from those who lived it, Peabody-winning journalist Sean Cannon traces how The White Stripes went from a local buzz band to a worldwide phenomenon.
