The White Stripes - Jolene

Posted by New Guy on Thursday, August 28th, 2008 at 12:00 am

Originally by Dolly Parton, but the White Stripes do it so much better.

This entry was posted by New Guy on Thursday, August 28th, 2008 at 12:00 am and is filed under WGOM Videos. It is one of 35 entries by the author. Feel free to write a letter to the editor if you are a registered SBG Nation Citizen. If you are not a Citizen, you can register here.

4 LTEs »

Andrew replied on August 28th, 2008 at 9:11 am

I love the White Stripes. Good find NG.

E-6 replied on August 28th, 2008 at 9:18 am

Ol' Jack's got pretty good taste when it comes to covers. He and the Raconteurs cover Terry Reid's Rich Kid Blues on their last LP. While I think it's absolutely fantastic that they might expose young fans to Mr. Reid, Terry does it so much better.

davidwatts replied on August 28th, 2008 at 3:10 pm

One of my favorite 'B' side White Stripes songs

Guppy replied on August 28th, 2008 at 4:55 pm

This dude's entertaining in a train-wreck kind of way. It's funny when he tries to hit those high notes.

Trackback responses to this post

WGOM Polls

Loading ...

Citizens Online

15 Users Online
Users: Beau, SBG, cheaptoy, 2ndCityTwinkie, brianS, 6 Guests, 4 Bots

Recent Letters to the Editor

In Response to Typealyzer -- what type is your blog?,

SBG wrote: Twins Blogs: The Mechanics Seth Speaks Nick and Nick Twins Geek The … Young Twinkie Town Twins … Performers The … you have it. The Twins blog most closely aligned with this one? Bat-Girl. And guess what? I knew…
SBG wrote: The sweet smell of fermenting alcohol?

In Response to Timing is Everything,

Beau wrote: I was born on October 1st, so I think I was a New Year's Eve miracle :)
Algonad wrote: Thanksgiving is a holiday to enjoy, not a holiday to worry about. It sounds like somebody has never had to prepare the meal!
Beau wrote: I enjoy gifting gifts to people as it is one of my ways of telling somone, "Hey, I appreciate you, and I know this is something you really want." It doesn't have to be…
ubelmann wrote: Frankly, that's why I like Thanksgiving better than Christmas. The entire family gets together, partake in a good meal, and spends the day enjoying each others' company. I completely agree with this sentiment. …
SBG wrote: The handmade thing is the way to go, no doubt. I think I'll get BabySBG in the habit of making gifts for her grandparents.
meat wrote: I agree with your sentiments on the holiday season, I really despise the feeling of not being 'merican because I don't shop the day after thanksgiving. The pork chop and I make most of our…
SBG wrote: I was born in the same hospital as my dad. That's good enough for me. My parents and siblings were all born in the hospital that no longer exists. While that sounds like a sign…
brianS wrote: sweet story, twayn. I have a different twist on the Holiday tale. It comes from 5 and a half years into our marriage, but is equally precious to us. This was the first winter we spent…
thisisbeth wrote: I'm thankful my immediate family doesn't celebrate Christmas. I never have to fret about what to buy my siblings and parents--it's hard enough every year on their birthdays. We still celebrate Christmas with…
Rhubarb_Runner wrote: I can't imagine the Amana colonies without a boatload of tourists walking around; had to have been very pastoral. I remember my first Christmas with my wife -- we moved from LA to StL the next…

In Response to Cup of Coffee: November 20, 2008,

Dread Pirate Will Young wrote: I ended up choosing Abraham. The FIL doesn't have a problem with the patriarch, he has a problem with the person who presided over (in his words) The War Between the States.
brianS wrote: I'd offer "Haman" as an opening gambit. funny, my "christian" name is on our ketubah. Zev works. Abraham works. How the hell can your FIL argue with going patriarchal? But remember, while he's the patriarch,…
Jeff A wrote: Denard Span was named to the Topps Rookie All-Star Team.
Jeff A wrote: How about Samuel, for the first Twins manager to take the team to the World Series?
Rhubarb_Runner wrote: You'd recommend Jake Mauer, when Joseph Mauer is right out there for the grabbing??
AMR wrote: Hosea? I liked that for my son who ended up Henry, but Wife objected that too many people would think him an Hispanic Girl. Seems there was a well-liked Gophers Basketball player with…
SBG wrote: I'm not a member of the Tribe, but how about Adam? True, he's like the father of everyone so that maybe a little presumptuous, but Adam Sandler wrote a cool song about Hanukkah. …
Dread Pirate Will Young wrote: Question for brians and anyone else who may have input: I actually get to name myself. Of course, the catch is that I have to give myself a Hebrew name (to put on the ketubah).…
Dread Pirate Will Young wrote: That's like when Crossfire was filmed at GW. Paul Begala would do his douchey, "The … spiel on television and then turn around and roll out in his Escalade to drive about 3 miles…
SBG wrote: Was there a Deadhead sticker on it?

In Response to .243/.298/.398/.696,

2ndCityTwinkie wrote: All good points. You definitely see some correlation between WPA and pLI, but I don't think that brings it down to the pitcher wins level. For instance, VORP (which I know has its own problems)…

In Response to Finally, a use for Heineken,

Rhubarb_Runner wrote: yeah, thank God they don't have earthquakes there. Or kids with BB guns.
brianS wrote: what if you let other people drink the bad beer? Would it be glorifying the sin, or an attempt to redeem their souls? and then there is this quote: Fifty years ago the Heineken Beer company…