1. You're Pretty Good Looking (For A Girl) (1:51)
2. Hello Operator (2:36)
3. Little Bird (3:07)
4. Apple Blossom (2:13)
5. I'm Bound To Pack It Up (3:10)
6. Death Letter (4:30)
7. Sister, Do You Know My Name? (2:52)
8. Truth Doesn't Make A Noise (3:15)
9. A Boy's Best Friend (4:22)
10. Let's Build A Home (1:58)
11. Jumble, Jumble (1:54)
12. Why Can't You Be Nicer To Me? (3:23)
13. Your Southern Can Is Mine (2:32)
Jack White (John Anthony Gillis)(9.07.1975 Detroit, Michigan) - vocals (1-5,7-10,12), guitar (1,3,7,9,10,12), guitars (2,4,5,8), piano (4,8,9), stand up bass (5)
Meg White (Megan Martha White)(10.12.1974 Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan) - drums (1-4,7-10,12), reg egg shaker (5), floor tom (5), tambourine (9)
John Szymanski - harmonica (2)
Paul Henry Ossy - violin (5), electric violin (12)
Dominique Payette - voice [Uncredited]
All songs by The White Stripes (Peppermint Stripe Music, BMI) except for "Death Letter" (Son House † 1988) Published by Sondick Music, "Your Southern Can Is Mine (Blind Willie McTell † 1959) Published by Columbia Phonograph Co.
Produced by Jack White Recorded at Third Man Studios, SW Detroit at the turn of the century
Mixed at Ghetto Recorders by Jim Diamond & Jack White
Photos by E Wolf Layout by Artes Graficos por CHOLOMITE!
Cover Concept by The White Stripes
THE PEPPERMINT TRIPLE TREMOLO
Designed and constructed by Jack White with electrical wiring by Johnny Walker. The cabinet contains three types of Leslie revolving speakers. The peppermint in the viewing window is mounted on a revolving speaker baffle and spins at both slow and fast speeds.
This album is dedicated to Blind Willie McTell and Gerrit Rietveld.
This album contains the designs, sculptures, and sketches of: Paul Overy, Gerrit Rietveld, Theo Van Doesburg, Georges Vantongerloo, Vilmos Huszár.
The White Stripes would like to thank those who helped in the making od this record: God, family, Lond Gone John, Jim Diamond, E Wolf, CHOLOMITE!, Joe Gillis, Ben Blackwell, Dave Buick and Italy Records, Paul Henry Ossy, John Szymanski, Marcie Bolen, Pat Pantano, Leo Gillis, Chris McInnis, Greg Siemasz, Brian Muldoon, The Soledad Brothers, Chris Tait, and anyone else who did the simple things that have helped us continue.
2000 (Sympathy For The Record Industry SFTRI609) LP (US)
2000 (Sympathy For The Record Industry SFTRI 609) CD (US)
2001 (XL Recordings, Third Man Records XLCD 150) CD (GB/EU/RUS) (37:43) 2001 (XL Recordings XLLP 150, XlLP 150) LP (GB)
2001 (XL Recordings, Remote Control XLCD 150) CD (AUS)
2001 (XL Recordings 7243 8116732 8) CD (F)
2001 (Selecta MBB20082) CD (ARG)
2002 (V2, Third Man Records 63881-27132-2) CD (US/CA)
2002 (V2 63881-27132-1) LP (US)
2002 (V2 V2-0680703) MC (Indonesia)
2002 (Sum Records (2) 2279-2) CD (ARG)
2003 (V2, Third Man Records V2CP 149) CD (JAP)
2005 (XL Recordings CDJUST 055) CD (South Africa)
2005 (Soyuz Music, XL Recordings XLCD 150) CD (RUS)
2006 (XL Recordings, Third Man Records XLLP 150, XILP 150) PL (RUS)
2008 (Third Man Records, Warner Bros. Records 512135-2) CD (US)
2008 (Third Man Records, Warner Bros. Records 2-512135) CD (CA)
2008 (Third Man Records 2512135) CD (US/CA)
2008 (Universal Music, V2 (2) UICY-91249) CD (JAP)
2010 (Third Man Records TMR-032) 13xFile, MP3, Album, RE, 320 (US)
2010 (Third Man Records TMR032) LP (US)
2010 (Third Man Records TMR 032) LP (US)
2012 (Lab 344 LAB 10080-2) CD (BRA)
2017 (Third Man Records TMR-032) MC (US)
2017 (Third Man Records TMR 032) LP (US)
2018 (Third Man Records TMR-032) MC (US)
2020 (Third Man Records TMR-032) LP (US)
