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Video: Jack White Performs "Seven Nation Army" at New York City's Webster Hall

Posted 05/01/2012 at 1:07pm | by Josh Hart

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Watch Jack White perform the White Stripes classic as part of his Amex UNSTAGED show.

This past Friday night, Jack White played New York City's Webster Hall as part of the Amex UNSTAGED series. On top of being a sold-out show, the concert was broadcast live via YouTube.

In case you missed the action, you can now replay the entire concert via White's YouTube page. Check out the Gary Oldman-directed clip of the White Stripes classic "Seven Nation Army" below, along with a bonus clip of White's last solo single, "Sixteen Saltines."

Jack White's debut album, Blunderbuss (buy it on iTunes), was released last week via Third Man Records. The album landed at No. 1 on the charts in the U.K., and is expected to top the Billboard 200 when the charts are published this Wednesday.

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loral

May 01, 2012 at 4:32pm

I really do NOT get the popularity of this cat.

I mean, I can go over the Chuck Levin's music store north of DC and see 20 guitarists play better than this guy on any given day of the year.

I keep trying to give him a chance to win me over and it never happens.

Recently I viewed a documentary on Paladeum called "It Might Get Loud" with U2's The Edge, Jimmy Page, and Jack White.

At one point they are all jamming to something White was either making up in his head or it may be one of his recorded songs, I don't know. All I know is the camera pans to Jimmy Page, and he has this look like "how did I get talked into this and which way is the exit???"... LOL