Vinyl Album - Jack White - Acoustic Tour 2015 Box Set - Third Man

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Jack White
Title:	Acoustic Tour 2015 Box Set
Label:	Third Man
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	VAULT 28
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Date:	2016
Format:	Box Set
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Notes

Vault only release comprising of the;
Double Album Acoustic In Idaho (TMR 380);
DVD Acoustic in Alaska (jack-white-acoustic-in-alaska);
Book Pictures From Unknown States by David James Swanson (pictures-from-unknown-states);
2 prints
all housed in a custom box.

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Comments and Reviews


sladesounds 2nd Jul 2016		In 2015 Jack White embarked on an unusual, acoustic tour. Hitting the only five states in the US in which he had yet to perform — the wild environs of North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho and Alaska — White and his acoustic ensemble of Dominic Davis, Fats Kaplin and Lillie Mae Rische delivered jaw-dropping performances to the previously JW deprived terrritories. Each show was announced only hours before curtains lifted and tickets were only available in the venue box office, 1 per person, for $3. "No tradesies." Rampant online speculation, guesstimation and divining ensued, and those who were lucky and/or cunning enough to secure a seat were admired by all. The shows had several standards and rules set ahead of time by White: no amplifiers, only ribbon microphones used, and no monitors on stage.