The White Stripes - Elephant mp3

Tracklist

Versions

Credits

• Artwork – The Third Man
• Drums – Meg White
• Engineer – Liam Watson
• Guitar, Piano – Jack White
• Layout – Bruce Brand
• Mastered By – Noel Summerville
• Mixed By – Jack White , Liam Watson
• Photography By – Pat Pantano
• Producer – Jack White
• Recorded By – Liam Watson
• Vocals – Jack White , Meg White
• Written-By – Jack White

Notes

Released in a standard clear jewel case with 12 page booklet insert of lyrics, credits, liner notes and artwork.

Recorded to eight track reel-to-reel at Toe-Rag Studios, Hackney, London in April 2002,
except track 4 recorded at the BBC Maida Vale Studios.

(P) 2003 Third Man Records, Inc. under exclusive license to V2 Records, Inc.
(C) 2003 Third Man Records, Inc. under exclusive license to V2 Records, Inc.
All rights reserved.
Manufactured, distributed and marketed by Rock (HK) Co. Ltd.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 4 892342 992046
• Matrix / Runout: 63881-271482 IFPI LN93
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI LN93
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 6315
• Other (Mould ring injection print): ✶

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Third Man Records, Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Third Man Records, Inc.
• Licensed To – V2 Records, Inc.
• Recorded At – Toe Rag Studios
• Recorded At – Maida Vale Studios
• Mastered At – Transfermation
• Manufactured By – Rock (HK) Co. Ltd.
• Distributed By – Rock (HK) Co. Ltd.
• Marketed By – Rock (HK) Co. Ltd.

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