Live at the Gold Dollar Vol. III is part of the latest package for subscribers of Third Man’s Vault.
The Gold Dollar is a venue where the White Stripes played some of their earliest shows, and this particular set was captured on February 6, 1999.
It was the garage-blues duo’s first performance after recording their self-titled debut album.
This was their second-ever headlining gig and featured the first-ever performances of songs like “Astro,” “Suzy Lee” and “Stop Breaking Down.”
Beyond that, the live record includes a heap of songs from their first album, along with some of their most iconic covers (like Bob Dylan’s “One More Cup of Coffee” and Son House’s “Grinnin’ in Your Face”). There’s also an early version of the later single “Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground.”
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These have been newly mixed from the multitrack sources and are pressed on nifty-looking “blood red” coloured vinyl.
As the title of Live at the Gold Dollar Vol. III indicates, the band have released some live shows from the Gold Dollar before. In fact, an announcement indicates that the group intend to release all of their existing recordings from the Gold Dollar down the line.
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