Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 7月10日 08時04分

Happy birthday, #JackWhite! "Jack grew up in a low-income neighborhood in southwest Detroit, where, he says, he was the youngest of ten children. He went to a mostly black school, out of place as the lone classic-rock lover in a rap world. He began playing drums at age eleven, and later taught himself to play guitar and piano in order to accompany his drumming on a homemade recording. As a fan, he worked his way backward from Bob Dylan to discover the blues artists who inspired Dylan — Son House, Robert Johnson, Blind Willie McTell — all of whom served to convince him that the Twenties and the Thirties were the golden age of music. In 1997, Jack encouraged his then-wife Meg, who had briefly played violin around age seven, to take up the drums, and the two named their band after something that captured the simplicity they were going for: striped peppermint candy. He never planned or desired to add anyone or anything else to the band. 'Anyone else would be excess,' he says. 'It would defeat the purpose of centralizing on these three components of storytelling, melody and rhythm.'" From the August 22nd, 2002 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Matt Carr #WhiteStripes

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