Lazaretto

album by White

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Lazaretto is the second solo studio album by American musician Jack White, released in 2014. The album received generally positive reviews and won a Grammy Award for its title track. It is noted for its innovative technical features for turntable users, reflecting White's dedication to vinyl recordings.1

Jack White is a musician known for his work with the White Stripes, The Raconteurs, and The Dead Weather, as well as his solo career. He is also the founder of Third Man Records, a record label that emphasizes physical media, particularly vinyl releases.21

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The follow-up, Lazaretto (2014), garnered mostly glowing reviews. His devotion to vinyl recordings was especially evident on the latter album—an ambitious mix of familiar and unexpected musical approaches—which incorporated a raft of technical innovations for turntable users. The eclectic Boarding House Reach (2018) featured a variety of…
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The follow-up, Lazaretto (2014), garnered mostly glowing reviews. His devotion to vinyl recordings was especially evident on the latter album—an ambitious mix of familiar and unexpected musical approaches—which incorporated a raft of technical innovations for turntable users. The eclectic Boarding House Reach (2018) featured a variety of…
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