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GIRL MUSIC 012: THE WHITE STRIPES | MEG WHITE AND JACK WHITE | “HEY LITTLE APPLE BLOSSOM, COME AND TELL ME WHAT YOU’RE THINKING”
Girl Music
October 9, 2025
Juno Rylee Schultz
“With the White Stripes, we were trying to trick people into not realizing we were playing the blues.”
GIRL MUSIC is independent music journalism for anyone that loves pretty art and music.
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Words: Juno Rylee Schultz (she/her)
Edits: Morgan Shaver (they/them), Nathan Miller (he/him), and Bex Stump (she/her)
“I got into blues in my late teens. I knew about Robert Johnson from the bands that covered him. And when I heard him, I thought it was OK. Then I heard Son House’s a cappella song “Grinning in Your Face” [from the 1965 Columbia album Father of Folk Blues]. That was a transformative moment. There’s nothing there, just that voice. And what he was singing made so much sense to me.”
— JACK WHITE, Rolling Stone, 2005](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:t2nqc2rnyz2hco3uqxc457cd/bafkreiglvcr344yadr26bjbnqmv57tqsnwmbh6baglsc4l2nyu77x7jmzu@jpeg)
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