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Elephant earned a Grammy Award for best alternative music album, and it sold over a million copies on the strength of singles such as вЂњ Seven Nation ArmyвЂќ and вЂњThe Hardest Button to Button.вЂќ Jack appeared in the film Cold Mountain (2003), and he contributed five songs to its Grammy-nominated soundtrack. The duo followed with Elephant (2003), a percussion-driven collection of songs that featured MegвЂ™s debut as a vocalist. Michel GondryвЂ™s eye-catching video for the single вЂњ Fell in Love with a GirlвЂќ received regular airplay on MTV, and the group became media darlings. In 2001 the White Stripes released their breakthrough album, White Blood Cells. It was followed the next year by De Stijl. The White Stripes signed a contract with the independent Sympathy for the Record Industry label, and the duoвЂ™s self-titled debut album was released in 1999. The duo played at venues around Detroit, frequently appearing with Two-Star Tabernacle, a country-rock outfit that featured Jack and former Goober and the Peas front man Dan Miller.

) That year the couple moved into JackвЂ™s childhood home, and they began to craft the sound of the White Stripes.

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(Although Jack and Meg claimed to be brother and sister, the media eventually discovered a marriage license and a divorce certificate. In 1996 Goober and the Peas broke up, and Jack and Meg were married.

Jack gained experience onstage and in the recording studio, and the groupвЂ™s sound (a fusion of punk and rockabilly) and its stage persona (featuring cowboy hats and embroidered western suits) would reappear in his later work. Trading one set of influences for another, in 1993 Jack signed on as drummer for the established вЂњcow-punkвЂќ band Goober and the Peas. Jack (on guitar) and Muldoon recorded a blues-infused single under the name the Upholsterers. Exposed to a wide range of music by his employer, Brian Muldoon, Jack became interested in the sound of Detroit punk pioneers Iggy and the Stooges and the MC5. December 10, 1974, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan).Дuring the 1990s Meg held a variety of service jobs, and Jack worked as a furniture upholsterer. July 9, 1975, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.) and drummer Meg White (original name Megan Martha White b. Original band members were guitarist-vocalist Jack White (original name John Anthony Gillis b. The White Stripes, American rock duo from Detroit, known for combining punk, folk, country, and Mississippi Delta blues.

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