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Jack White announces Acoustic Recordings 1998-2016 album, shares unreleased White Stripes song

It's due in September

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Jack White has announced details of a new compilation, Jack White Acoustic Recordings 1998-2016.

The The 26-track double-LP and double-CD will be released physically and digitally worldwide on September 9 through Third Man Records/XL Recordings.

To preview the set, White has shared the previously unreleased White Stripes song “City Lights“, which you can hear below.

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The album features alternate versions, mixes and previously unreleased recordings from The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and solo material, all of which has been completely remastered.

The album is available for pre-order physically and digitally now by clicking here. All digital pre-orders will receive an instant grat download of the spellbinding previously unreleased White Stripes track “City Lights” starting Friday, August 12.

The tacklisting is:

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SIDE A
Sugar Never Tasted So Good
Apple Blossom (Remixed)
I’m Bound To Pack It Up (Remixed)
Hotel Yorba
We’re Going To Be Friends
You’ve Got Her In Your Pocket
Well It’s True That We Love One Another
Never Far Away

SIDE B
Forever For Her (Is Over For Me)
White Moon
As Ugly As I Seem
City Lights (Previously Unreleased White Stripes Track)
Honey, We Can’t Afford To Look This Cheap
Effect & Cause

SIDE C
Love Is The Truth (Acoustic Mix)
Top Yourself (Bluegrass Version)
Carolina Drama (Acoustic Mix)
Love Interruption
On And On And On
Machine Gun Silhouette (Acoustic Mix)

SIDE D
Blunderbuss
Hip (Eponymous) Poor Boy (Alternate Mix)
I Guess I Should Go To Sleep (Alternate Mix)
Just One Drink (Acoustic Mix)
Entitlement
Want And Able

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