Ben Blackwell - Involvement With The White Stripes

Involvement With The White Stripes

From the beginning of the Stripes' existence Blackwell worked as the band's roadie and wrote much of the group's website content. Known as the White Stripes' official archivist he wrote the liner notes to Under Blackpool Lights. He also appears in the White Stripes' feature-length documentary Under Great White Northern Lights laying behind Jack and Meg and conducting the interview that is interlaced throughout the film.

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