Laura Marling’s Jack White-Produced Single Gets Release Date, Tracklist
“Blues Run the Game”/“The Needle and the Damage Done” out November 9
Nov 04, 2010 Laura Marling
As we reported back in June, British songstress Laura Marling recorded a couple of songs at Jack White’s Nashville studio while she was on tour in the U.S. a while back. No release date was set at the time, nor was a tracklist announced, but it seems the wait is finally over. Marling’s contribution to Third Man Records’ Blue Series will feature two covers: Jackson C. Frank’s “Blues Run the Game,” and Neil Young’s “The Needle and the Damage Done.” Jack White produced the session. The single ships on November 9. And if you happen to be in Marling’s hometown of London (lucky you), you can pick up one of the 100 tri-color versions of the record, on sale at Rough Trade East on Saturday, November 13.
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December 13th 2015
10:11am
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