Artist	Song
The White Stripes	Seven Nation Army
from Elephant (2003)
The Raconteurs	Steady As She Goes
from Broken Boy Soldiers (2006)
Loretta Lynn	Portland, Oregon
from Van Lear Rose (2004)
Jack White & Alicia Keys	Another Way to Die
from 007: Quantum of Solace (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2008)
The Dead Weather	Hang You from the Heavens
from Horehound (2009)
Karen Elson	The Ghost Who Walks
from The Ghost Who Walks (2010)
Wanda Jackson	Shakin' All Over
from The Party Ain't Over (2011)
Jack White	Fly Farm Blues
from Fly Farm Blues - Single (2009)
The Black Belles	What Can I Do?
from What Can I Do? - Single (2010)
Laura Marling	The Needle and the Damage Done
from Blues Run the Game - Single (2010)
The White Stripes	Icky Thump
from Icky Thump (2007)
PUJOL	Black Rabbit
from Black Rabbit - Single (2010)
The Secret Sisters	Big River
from Big River - Single (2010)
Wanda Jackson	Thunder On the Mountain
from The Party Ain't Over (2011)
Electric Six	Danger! High Voltage
from Fire (2003)
Loretta Lynn	Van Lear Rose
from Van Lear Rose (2004)
The White Stripes	Fell In Love With a Girl
from White Blood Cells (2002)
Paybacks, The	Black Girl
from Sympathetic Sounds of Detroit (2001)
Drakkar Sauna	Leave That Hole Alone
from Leave That Hole Alone - Single (2010)
The Raconteurs	Salute Your Solution
from Consolers of the Lonely (2008)
Detroit Cobras, The	Shout Bama Lama
from Sympathetic Sounds of Detroit (2001)
Dex Romweber Duo	The Wind Did Move
from The Wind Did Move (feat. Jack White) - Single (2009)
Transit	C'mon and Ride
from C'mon and Ride (2009)
The Raconteurs	Old Enough (feat. Ricky Skaggs & Ashley Monroe)
from Old Enough (feat. Ricky Skaggs & Ashley Monroe) - Single (2008)
The Dead Weather	The Difference Between Us
from Sea of Cowards (2010)
The Thornbills	Uncle Andrei
from Uncle Andrei - Single (2010)
Wanda Jackson	You Know That I'm No Good
from The Party Ain't Over (2011)
Karen Elson	The Truth Is In the Dirt
from The Ghost Who Walks (2010)
Dan Sartain	Bohemian Grove
from Bohemian Grove (2009)

Comment:

Fronting some of the most groundbreaking rock bands of the '00s would probably keep most people plenty busy, but not Jack White. When he wasn't wailing with the White Stripes, or one of his many side projects, he found time to take other acts into the studio and sprinkle some of his Motor City magic on them. As a producer, he's wandered far and wide, mining classic country with the Secret Sisters, digging into some dirty, Detroit garage rock with the Paybacks, setting the spooky scene for wife Karen Elson's ghostly ballads, and aiding in the renaissance of Americana legends like Loretta Lynn and Wanda Jackson. Follow White's wild gift way beyond the White Stripes, with our handpicked heart-stoppers from his production platter.

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