American guitarist, singer, and songwriter Jack White (born in 1975) first gained fame with the White Stripes. The rock duo from Detroit featured Jack and Meg White (on drums) and became known for combining punk, folk, country, and Mississippi Delta blues. Jack and Meg White were married until 2000, after which they continued to play together, presenting themselves as a brother-and-sister act. They parted ways musically in 2011. Jack White pursued a solo career and also played with other bands, including the Raconteurs and the Dead Weather.
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